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Join leading demographer Simon Kuestenmacher and wealth and property investment expert Michael Yardney as they share Australian demographic shifts, trend analysis and social change insights to help business decision makers, entrepreneurs, and investors make informed decisions. Each week, we bring you in-depth discussions about how demographics affects our future and actionable advice on demographic factors that influence property investment, business and industry and how to prepare for demog ...
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The International Code of Conduct for Private Security Service Providers' Association (ICoCA) is a multistakeholder initiative whose mission is to raise private industry security standards and promote the responsible provision of private security. During these podcasts ICoCA invites different perspectives on what the future holds for responsible private security that respects human rights and international humanitarian law. Music by www.bensound.com
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What if we could all work just four days a week with no pay cut and still get the same results? It sounds like a fantasy, but carefully monitored trials across the globe show that it's not only possible, but in many cases, productivity actually goes up. Stress levels fall, staff turnover drops, and companies become more efficient. But is this a wor…
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For years, we've worried about the world's population growing too fast, straining resources and cities. But what if I told you the real challenge of the future might not be too many people, but too few? While a lot has been written about Australia's massive population growth in the short term, today we explore what's going to happen to not only Aus…
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Let's be honest, we Aussies love a good whinge – about the cost of living, traffic, housing, politics, you name it. But when you take a step back, we still live in one of the most enviable countries on earth. Safe cities, strong economy, stunning natural beauty, and a lifestyle that's the envy of the world. But is it all sunshine and barbies, or ar…
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Move over smashed avo and lattes – Australia has a new obsession. The fastest-growing retail sector isn't cafés, restaurants, or even liquor. It's wellness. Today, we examine how demographics, particularly the aging Baby Boomer population and the rising Millennial generation, are shaping these trends. The conversation highlights the growing importa…
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Migration is shaping Australia's future more than almost any other force. In 2024, about 580,000 new residents arrived, while 240,000 left permanently – giving us a net migration gain of 340,000 people. That's far above our long-term average, and it raises big questions about how our nation can handle such rapid growth . But who exactly are these n…
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Is Australia still the lucky country? That phrase has been part of our national identity for decades, but in a world of rising costs, global competition, and shifting demographics, does it still hold true? In today's show, we explore Australia's current standing compared to other nations and how its position has evolved since the 1990s. Whether you…
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For generations, owning a home has been at the heart of the Australian dream. In 1966, nearly three-quarters of Australian households owned their home, either outright or with a mortgage. Fast-forward to the 2021 Census, and that figure had slipped to just 63 per cent. For younger Australians, the drop has been even steeper. And while renting is fa…
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Australia's middle class is shrinking, so today Simon Kuestenmacher and I discuss the implications for society and the housing market. We examine the historical context of the middle class, the factors contributing to its decline, and the significance of housing in wealth accumulation. Our conversation also delves into the forces shaping the future…
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Believe it or not, the average Australian will change occupations not once, but more than twice over the next 20 years. And that's not just changing jobs—it's likely to be a complete shift into a different occupation. Today, Simon Kuestenmacher and I discuss the evolving landscape of work in Australia, and explore the factors driving this change, i…
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What if I told you that one of the most significant demographic shifts shaping our cities, our housing markets, and even our social lives over the next few decades… isn't migration, isn't birth rates, and isn't ageing? It's something far more personal. In today's show, we're talking about a silent revolution - the rise of the single-person househol…
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Whether you're just starting out, deep in your wealth-building years, or nearing retirement, it's only natural to wonder: "How do I stack up compared to others?" In today's show, Simon Kuestenmacher and I look into the fascinating – and sometimes uncomfortable – world of generational wealth. We discuss the current financial landscape, highlighting …
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Have you ever wondered how the housing market is shaping our most personal life choices? In today's show Simon Küstenmacher and I explore fascinating new Australian research that reveals how rising property costs are affecting relationship dynamics, marriage stability, and even divorce rates. We discuss how soaring house prices may be locking indiv…
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Do you ever wonder what the future of housing looks like for Generation Z? Right now, many young Australians feel locked out of the property market – priced out, disillusioned, and deeply pessimistic about their financial futures. But what if the story isn't all doom and gloom? If you're curious about what the housing market might look like in 2034…
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In this episode of Demographics Decoded, Simon Kuestenmacher and I discuss the significant impact of the baby boomer generation leaving the workforce and retiring. We examine the resulting skills gap, the challenges businesses encounter during leadership transitions, and the implications for various industries. The conversation also explores the ro…
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In this episode of the Demographics Decoded Podcast, I explore with Simon Kuestenmacher and I ask the question – Will younger Australians be better off than previous generations. It's a question that used to have a simple answer. But today, the path to prosperity seems murkier than ever. We discuss the wealth distribution dominated by baby boomers,…
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Did you know that around 40% of family-owned businesses in Australia are run by couples? Often husband-and-wife teams share not only a home but also a business. On the surface, this might sound like the ultimate partnership - sharing a vision, building wealth together, and celebrating wins side by side. But the reality? It's not always so rosy. Run…
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What would someone from 1925 make of the Australia we live in today? Would they be amazed by our prosperity? Shocked by how much our values and lifestyles have changed? Or perhaps surprised that a place called the "Gold Coast" even exists? In today's episode of Demographics Decoded, Simon Kuestenmacher and I take a time machine journey through Aust…
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Have you ever wondered why more Baby Boomers aren't downsizing, even though many are now living in homes that are bigger than they need? Simon Kuestenmacher and I discuss this important demographic trend that affects housing affordability, intergenerational wealth, and how our cities will evolve. So whether you're a policymaker, a property investor…
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Modern parenting has turned into a competitive sport, with school rankings, extracurricular rosters, perfectly curated lunchboxes, and, of course, constant supervision. But is all this so-called 'help' truly helping? In today's episode of Demographics Decoded, Simon Kuestenmacher and I discuss a parenting trend that has become all too familiar — he…
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Today, we're diving into a topic that's at the heart of the "Great Australian Dream": homeownership. For over a century, owning your own home was not just a rite of passage—it was an expectation. But that dream is slipping further out of reach for millions of Australians, particularly younger generations. We discuss the evolving landscape of homeow…
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They say life begins at 40. But is that just a feel-good phrase… or does the data actually support it? In this episode of Demographics Decoded, we explore one of life's most pivotal—but often misunderstood—stages: midlife. And this conversation isn't just for those in their 40s or 50s. Whether you're just starting out, in the thick of your career, …
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What does migration really tell us? Not just about borders, jobs, or economic growth—but about freedom, human ambition, and the deep desire for a better life. In today's show we explore the deeper meaning behind one of the most powerful global forces of our time - migration. So, if you're wondering why record numbers of people are choosing to call …
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In today's show we discuss the significant shift of millennials from urban living to suburban areas. This is a generation that once embraced city skylines, inner-city cafes, and the hustle of urban living but are now packing up and heading for the burbs. But not for the white picket fence alone. We explore the reasons behind this migration, the cha…
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Imagine inviting thousands of people to a party… but forgetting to organise enough food, chairs, or bathrooms. That's essentially what Australia is doing by ramping up migration while failing to plan for the housing and infrastructure to support it. The conversation around our housing crisis is often framed around interest rates, investors, or plan…
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Australia is growing fast. And while we're used to thinking about our population huddling around the edges of this vast continent, new data from the Demographics Group shows the blowtorch of growth is now concentrated in just a handful of places — and that's raising some big questions about the future of our towns, cities, and the services we all r…
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Most Australians believe that manufacturing in Australia is dead, but after today's show you will realise manufacturing isn't just surviving, it's entering a new year of growth and innovation. In today's show Simon Kuestenmacher and I discuss the evolving landscape of Australian manufacturing and debunk the myth that it is dead. We explore the curr…
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Have you ever felt like you're playing a game of property monopoly in Australia, but someone else got to pass "Go" decades before you and now owns half the board, you're not imagining it. That "someone else"? It's the Baby Boomers. They've won the property game in Australia. In today's show we discuss with the generational wealth disparities in the…
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The war between Russia and Ukraine has dominated the news for quite some time a few years ago, and then it was slowly relegated to old news section until more recently with Donald Trump's involvement. In today's podcast, Simon Kuestenmacher shares some interesting demographic statistics that help us understand what's going on over there and Vladimi…
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We all know that Australia's population is growing fast—faster than we're building homes, roads, schools, or even planning for the future. Migration is up, infrastructure is lagging, and housing is stretched to breaking point. Yet instead of managing all these moving parts together, our governments still treat them like isolated problems. In today'…
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Have you ever stopped to think about how far Australia has come since 1966?That was the year we ditched pounds and pence for dollars and cents… but that's just the start.Back then, we were a country of just over 11 million people, mostly of Anglo-Celtic heritage, with an economy built on factories, farming, and following Britain's lead. Fast forwar…
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In this episode we're tackling a hot topic that affects us all - climate change. But we're not just discussing the weather; we explore how different generations perceive and react to climate issues and what that means to us. We also discuss the psychological impact of climate anxiety on younger generations, the implications for family planning and …
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In today's chat, Simon Kuestenmacher and I explore various themes related to two interesting article articles he recently wrote. One about "Time Travel" and the other about "Bicycles as a Time Saver." Reading them made me rethink the rhythms of our daily routines and the spaces we inhabit, because Simon proposed innovative ideas on how our cities c…
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In today's episode of Demographics Decoded, Simon Kuestenmacher and I discuss the various phases of retirement, the demographic changes affecting retirees, and the importance of financial planning and community support. Now, for those listening or watching who are not reaching retirement age any time soon, please keep listening because even though …
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Have you ever stopped to wonder if there's been a better time to be alive than right now? Or maybe you've thought about the unimaginable challenges of living in past centuries. Every era has its golden moments and dark chapters, but when you weigh up the pros and cons, it's hard to argue that any other time in history compares to the opportunities …
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Have you ever wondered what's standing between you and business, investing or professional success? It may be you! Maybe you're too biased to be a successful property investor, business owner or entrepreneur. In this episode of the Demographics Decoded podcast, Simon Kuestenmacher and I explain how cognitive biases can impact decision-making in bus…
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It seems that politics is stuck in a reactive mode—always putting out fires instead of preventing them in the first place. It feels like we're watching the same movie over and over again, so in this episode of the Demographics Decoded podcast, Simon Kuestenmacher and I discuss the challenges and opportunities of preventive governance. We explain ho…
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In today's conversation, Simon Kuestenmacher and I discuss why the suburbs you know today will look completely different in 20 years. First, we'll explore how the urban fringes of today are poised to become the middle suburbs of tomorrow. Then, we'll turn our attention to the challenge of NIMBYism—the Not In My Backyard syndrome and discuss the imp…
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In today's podcast we discuss a few things that never change in a world that never stops changing. And that's because the things that never change are the most important things to pay attention to. However, change gets the most attention because it's exciting, it's surprising, it's something that the media can comment on. I have found that to be a …
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What if I told you the single biggest threat—or opportunity—for your wealth creation journey could be something you never saw coming? In today's episode, Simon Kuestenmacher and I explore the concept of X-Factors—unexpected events that can significantly impact businesses, investments, and lives. Over the past two decades, we've seen plenty of them—…
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In today's podcast we're shifting gears to discuss something that impacts almost every aspect of our daily lives—our cars. As we look ahead, the next decade promises significant changes in how we drive, where we live, and what we drive." You'll hear Simon Kuestenmacher explain how he sees a future dominated by cars in a way we haven't seen before. …
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In this episode of Demographics Decoded, Simon Kuestenmacher and I explore the concept of the 'age bomb' that will hit Australia and the challenges that come with the escalating demand for aged care, services retirement funding, and we explain the essential role of superannuation. Takeaways Australia's population is aging, impacting various sectors…
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Are there more winners or losers in our current challenging house markets? In this episode of the Demographics Decoded Podcast, Simon Kuestenmacher and I explore who the winners and losers are, examine the impact of government policies on housing affordability, and analyse the political landscape affecting young voters. We also delve into the impli…
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We're only a few weeks into this new year and already the world is changing around us. No doubt 2025 will bring its own events that will dominate our lives and financial markets, and in this, the third of a three-part series, we discuss various demographic trends and their implications for the economy, interest rates, and consumer behaviour. We exp…
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Are you ready for the changes 2025 will bring? In today's show we unpack even more insights that will impact how we live, work, and invest in the year ahead. In this second of a 3 part series we'll discuss some of the most pressing trends, including the ripple effects of Australia's population growth, the changing face of our workforce, and how tec…
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We're at the beginning of a new year, and the world is evolving at a dizzying pace. Social shifts, technological advances, and economic challenges are rewriting the rules of how we live, work, and invest. But what can we expect this year? And more importantly, how can you stay ahead of the curve? In this episode of the Demographics Decoded podcast,…
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Many say that we are the lucky country, but will this continue? What will drive Australia's future prosperity? In this episode of the Demographics Decoded podcast, Simon Kuestenmacher and I discuss not only what is going to shape the future of our nation but also some of the many of the challenges we'll be facing. We explored the benefits and chall…
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Today, Simon Kuestenmacher and I discuss a topic that's been in the media a bit lately – the widening gap between the rich and the poor. Simon brings this issue to life, using a great analogy - the cereal aisle at our local supermarket. Just as the cereal aisle reflects a range of choices influenced by budget, preference, and quality, we're seeing …
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Today Simon Kuestenmacher and I discuss the significant demographic shifts that will reshape the Australian housing market, focusing on three key life peaks: family formation, midlife career shifts, and retirement. We highlight how millennials, now entering family formation, are moving from smaller inner-city apartments to larger family-sized homes…
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Today, we're spotlighting Generation Z — the youngest cohort in the workforce and a group already making waves across various facets of society. This is the last in our 5-part series looking at the various generations and we believe this type of information is essential whether you're an employer, an employee, a business owner wondering what your p…
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Today, we're diving into the world of Millennials – a generation often in the spotlight, yet frequently misunderstood. This is a continuation of our series looking at the various generations as we believe this type of information is essential whether you're an employer, an employee, a business owner wondering what your potential clients want or nee…
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