Book of the Month

When life feels heavy, uncertain or overwhelming we often look for solutions, ways to fix, optimise or push through. Julia Baird's 'Phosphorescence' offers readers something different exploring how people endure, adapt and continue to glow quietly through the difficult seasons of life.

With a career deeply rooted in taxation, wealth creation and property strategy, Mason brings a unique perspective: wealth isn’t just about the properties you buy it’s about how you own them, how you plan for tax and the structures you put in place long before settlement day.

When it comes to property investing, many Australians assume they need to own a huge portfolio to achieve financial freedom. But in The Armchair Guide to Property Investing, Ben Kingsley and Bryce Holdaway show that wealth through property doesn’t have to be complicated or time-consuming.

Atomic Habits blends neuroscience, behavioural psychology and real-world stories to offer a data based framework that’s both simple and powerful.

When most people think about wealth, they focus on income. But in Money for Life: A Road Map to Financial Freedom, Jon Giaan and Dymphna Boholt make a compelling case that lasting wealth isn’t about how much you earn, it’s about how you think about money, the systems you build and the assets you own.

When we think about money, we often focus on numbers: income, savings, investment returns, market performance. But in his bestselling book The Psychology of Money, author and former Wall Street Journal columnist Morgan Housel argues that financial success isn’t primarily about how much you know, it’s about how you behave.