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Novelist Fiona McIntosh on Brighton, books and her best investment
Fiona McIntosh, one of Australia's best-selling authors, talks all things money, including how property is both the best and worst investment she's ever made.
Gretel Killeen on motherhood, money and making a difference
"At school, girls did home economics ... it wasn't about economics, it was how to sew a pin cushion and make a pizza," says author Gretel Killeen.
Mack Horton on swimming, saving, and splurging on classic cars
What would Olympic swimmer Mack Horton do if he only had $50 left in the bank? "I'd put it into whatever was required to help me train better."
How turning right got Kay hooked on ultra-marathons
Ultra-marathon runner Kay Bretz ran marathons from 19 until his 30s, when they lost their thrill. The solution? A 250km run across the Simpson Desert.
How comedian Michael Shafar learnt there’s no such thing as a free lunch
Michael Shafar opens up about life as a comic, losing a testicle to cancer, and why a good sandwich can be better than a pay rise.
Lizzy Hoo on comedy, cash and wasting money on 90s clothes
Lizzy Hoo might only have four years in stand-up comedy but she's been working since she was eight, and she's had to learn about money the hard way.
The lesson Samantha had to learn about making money as an ultra-runner
When it comes to making money as an endurance athlete, Samantha Gash realised people wanted to hear the struggles, not just the highlights.
How ‘Mr Roses’ blooms on Valentine’s Day and beyond
James Stevens, founder of Mr Roses and Roses Only, reveals how he built a booming flower empire - and the money lessons behind his Valentine's Day success.
Glyn Davis on why life is a game of chance when it comes to fortunes
"Education is the most reliable off-ramp from poverty," says Glyn Davis, works to inspire those who are fortunate to help those who are not.
Matthew Reilly on mysteries and making money
He self-published his first novel, and now his books have sold more than 8 million copies. What lies ahead for Australian-born novelist Matthew Reilly?
