Where I’m putting the money; Mick O’Brien

Stewart Hawkins spoke to Equity Trustees managing director, Mick O’Brien – a seasoned finance professional – about how you play the long game, build and protect wealth in tumultuous times and the advantages actual income can have over unrealised capital gains.  This story is featured in Issue 18 of Forbes Australia. Tap here to secure your […]

Inside Mini Lokanta: A Turkish delight

Turkish couple Enver Tuğrul and Gökçe Özbecenes welcome 10 guests to their North Adelaide home every Saturday night for a degustation that transports guests right to the streets of Istanbul.   This story is featured in Issue 18 of Forbes Australia. Tap here to secure your copy. It’s a chilly Saturday night, but a warm light beckons […]

How South Korea’s chaebols are pushing the robotics revolution

What began as a $1.1 billion acquisition by Hyundai of Boston Dynamics has grown into a national robotics ambition. In 2021 Hyundai Motor Company paid $1.1 billion to acquire 80% of robotics pioneer Boston Dynamics, famous for videos of its dog-shaped bot named Spot and its running and jumping humanoid Atlas. The deal initially seemed […]

Golden Goose’s €650 million dirty little secret

They’re scuffed, scraped, and sometimes duct-taped – but Golden Goose sneakers continue to command four-figure price tags and global demand. What began as a niche idea in Venice has grown into one of the most iconic (and profitable) niche sneaker concepts in modern luxury retail.  This story featured in Issue 18 of Forbes Australia. Tap […]

Meet the Australian startup pushing carbon capture forward

Dr. Sam Wenger is betting that Direct Air Capture (DAC) could hold the key to averting climate catastrophe. His Sydney-based startup, DacLabs is pioneering a technology that strips carbon dioxide from the air we breathe.   This story is featured in Issue 18 of Forbes Australia. Tap here to secure your copy. Climate change is a daunting challenge, […]

What will it take to fix Australia’s productivity problem?

Australia is stuck in its worst productivity growth on record. Data journalist Juliette O’Brien examines what’s holding the economy back – and what it will take to fix it.  This story is featured in Issue 18 of Forbes Australia. Tap here to secure your copy. Australians are working harder than ever. ABS data shows that the […]

The unexpected city delight: A weekend in Brisbane’s James Street Precinct

Inner-city Brisbane’s The Calile Hotel and James Street Precinct are part of the country’s most stylish escapes, with leafy laneways, black-and-white facades, and high-end retail. This story is featured in Issue 18 of Forbes Australia. Tap here to secure your copy. Brisbane was never top of my list when considering a luxury city break. But after […]