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Ticker Climate

Published

5 years ago

May 11, 2021

The world is changing…and not always for the better! As the earth continues to send warnings to us there are those taking action to undo the damage done. Join Holly Stearnes and Scott Hamilton each week as they discuss the shifting sands, melting mountains, and scorching heat that climate change promises to bring.

LATEST EPISODE

An Electric Rise…

Electric vehicles are starting to rise in Australia, and the CEO of the Electric Vehicle Council, Behyad Jafari, joins Scott Hamilton and Holly Stearnes on the electrification of road transport.

PREVIOUS EPISODES

More Fires, More Often With More Heat…

Australian Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young shares the troubling prospect of more mega bushfires…As the political space continues to turn a blind eye to weather extremes – Will the federal government look ahead to the next decade and is 2050 too far of a target?

Does It Get Worse Before It Gets Better?

Is the world on the brink of catastrophe? Parts of the globe are on fire, as we speak. There is also heated discussion about the IPCC climate report.

Hopeful Solar Saviour…

Solar energy is a hot sector, not only is it is important for the future of technology. Hear how 5B Solar co-founder Chris McGrath came up with the bright idea, brought it to life and turned the company into a global juggernaut with a sustainable focus.

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Meet the fantastic four conquering Shanghai’s business landscape

Australian business titans unveil secrets to success in Shanghai’s cutthroat market in new episode of The Big Picture

Published

3 days ago

November 23, 2025

Ahron Young

Australian business titans unveil secrets to success in Shanghai’s cutthroat market in new episode of The Big Picture

In Short:
– Shanghai offers vast business potential but requires careful navigation due to rapid changes and fierce competition.
– The “Fantastic Four” share strategies for success, emphasising local culture, networking, and relationship building.

Welcome to Shanghai, China’s bustling metropolis known for its vast business potential and fierce competition. In this environment, fortunes can change rapidly, making it crucial for businesses to navigate carefully.In the latest episode of The Big Picture, four Australian entrepreneurs, known as the “Fantastic Four,” reveal how they prospered in Shanghai’s challenging landscape. They discuss their experiences and the strategies that helped them thrive.

These business leaders emphasize the importance of understanding local culture and adapting strategies to the unique demands of the Chinese market. Their insights provide valuable lessons for entrepreneurs looking to expand internationally.

Insights Shared

The “Fantastic Four” also share tips on building networks and relationships in Shanghai.

They highlight how crucial these connections are for overcoming challenges and unlocking further opportunities. By fostering collaborations, businesses can gain a competitive edge.

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Knowing when to walk away in real estate deals

Real estate expert shares insights on advocacy, client trust, and knowing when to walk away from potential property deals

Published

1 week ago

November 17, 2025

Nathan Langridge

Real estate expert shares insights on advocacy, client trust, and knowing when to walk away from potential property deals

In Short:
– Walking away can be smarter than winning every real estate deal.
– Orium & Co prioritises client needs, offering guidance through emotional property decisions.

In real estate, knowing when to walk away can be wiser than striving to win every deal. On this episode of The Property Playbook, host Tim Graham is joined by Lisa Britcliff, co-founder of Orium & Co, to focuses on client-first advocacy in real estate.

Lisa’s team has over 40 years of experience guiding clients through significant transitions like divorce or loss, offering support beyond mere transactions.

Orium & Co aims to be genuinely client-led, helping clients navigate complex real estate decisions by leveraging extensive industry knowledge and a robust network of agents across Melbourne.

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5% home deposit scheme impacts Australian property market

5% deposit scheme sparks debate over first-home buyer market impact, as experts weigh risks for new investors

Published

1 week ago

November 17, 2025

Nathan Langridge

5% deposit scheme sparks debate over first-home buyer market impact, as experts weigh risks for new investors

In Short:
– The Australian Government’s 5% deposit scheme for first-time homebuyers influences the property market and buyer dynamics.
– Increased buyer competition from the scheme leads to higher prices and strategic adjustments among investors.

The Australian Government’s 5% deposit scheme for first-time homebuyers has sparked discussions about its impact on the property market.

On the episode of The Property Playbook, Tim Graham is once again joined by Michael Pell, Managing Director of Propell Property, to explore the scheme’s effects on home-buying dynamics.

Pell explains that while the deposit scheme facilitates access to homeownership, it also increases competition among buyers, leading to inflated prices in some markets. There is a correlation between lower interest rates and heightened buyer activity, creating a “perfect storm” for investors.