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Perth Dialogues is a long-form interview podcast exploring the issues shaping Australian life — housing, healthcare, tax, democracy, identity, and community. Host Nirmal Singh brings together policymakers, advocates, entrepreneurs, and everyday Australians for honest, unfiltered conversations. New episodes every Monday.

  1. 2d ago

    "Filing a Dowry Case Is Easier Than Ordering a Pizza" | Wasif Ali - Men Welfare Trust #45

    In 2018, the Australian Senate ran an inquiry into dowry abuse. Among the submissions was one from an organisation based 8,000km away in New Delhi — arguing Australia should not introduce a dowry law at all. Wasif Ali co-founded that organisation. In this conversation he explains why. WHAT WE COVER - How an engineer became a men's rights activist after his own marriage broke down - What Men Welfare Trust actually does — the helpline, the counselling, the advocacy - Section 498A: what the law is, and why he argues it is misused - The Arnesh Kumar judgment and what changed after it - Why India's 2023 criminal law overhaul (BNS) changed less than it appears - The marital rape exception, the split Delhi High Court verdict, and the pending Supreme Court appeal - Why a Delhi NGO made a submission to Australia's 2018 Senate dowry inquiry - NRI cases — impounded passports and men caught between two legal systems - Male suicide in India, and the case for a National Commission for Men CHAPTERS 00:00 "In India, a bad marriage is a recipe for disaster" 02:12 Why an Australian podcast is asking about Indian dowry law 04:23 From engineer to activist: what happened to his own marriage 08:33 The first man he helped — and what these calls sound like 10:47 What is Men Welfare Trust, and what does it actually do? 14:55 Why they intervened in the marital rape case 16:38 Who calls the helpline? "12,000 calls in one month" 18:24 Did India's new criminal code (BNS) change anything? 20:42 "Legal terrorism" — the Supreme Court's 2005 remark 23:03 The Arnesh Kumar judgment and the drop in arrests 24:48 The conviction-rate argument — and the counter-argument 28:04 What reforms does he actually want? 29:49 Why an Indian NGO wrote to the Australian Senate 32:53 Australia said no to a dowry law. What does that signal? 34:23 "What about the woman in Perth who says it happened to her?" 35:26 NRI cases: impounded passports, two countries, no way out 39:05 What do most people get wrong about dowry law? 40:46 The marital rape case — what it was about 43:18 The split verdict and where it stands now 45:33 Consent, and why he says rape law can't apply inside marriage 49:18 Male suicide and the case for a National Commission for Men 54:08 Where to find his organisation Men Welfare Trust: https://www.menwelfare.in/ Save Indian Family: https://www.saveindianfamily.org/ Australian Senate Report on 'Practice of dowry and the incidence of dowry abuse in Australia': https://www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Business/Committees/Senate/Legal_and_Constitutional_Affairs/DowryAbuse/~/media/Committees/legcon_ctte/DowryAbuse/report.pdf SUPPORT This episode discusses domestic violence, legal distress and suicide. - Lifeline Australia — 13 11 14 - 1800RESPECT (family and sexual violence) — 1800 737 732 - MensLine Australia — 1300 78 99 78 - In India: Tele-MANAS — 14416 -------------------------------------------------------------------- Join and Subscribe to Perth Dialogues on our channels 👇 Support us Here: https://perthdialogues.au/ Join on YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/PD-Youtube Listen on Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/PD-Spotify Apple Podcasts: https://tinyurl.com/PD-ApplePodcasts Amazon Music: https://tinyurl.com/PD-AmazonMusic -------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow our host, Nirmal Singh, at Website: https://nirmalsingh.au/ X (Twitter): https://x.com/nirmalsingh Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nirmalsingh.au Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nirmalsingh.au LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/psknirmal/ #PerthDialogues #DowryLaw #498A #IndianDiaspora #AustralianPolitics #MensRights #FamilyLaw #India #Australia

    "Filing a Dowry Case Is Easier Than Ordering a Pizza" | Wasif Ali - Men Welfare Trust #45

  2. Aug 10

    Why Australians Never Learned to Invest Beyond Property? | Mihir bhatt #E44

    $50,000 invested in 2011 could be worth $9.4 million today. Almost no Australian would have made that bet. Mihir Bhatt is the founder of Artha Academy, a Perth-based share-market education platform. In this conversation he makes the case — as one voice among many, not as personal financial advice — for why Australians, and migrant communities in particular, tend to put everything into one asset class, and what a more diversified approach could look like. In this episode: - Why Australia is one of the most property-concentrated economies in the developed world - The "asset rich, cash poor" trap — and how families end up there - Why migrant communities lean so heavily on property, in Mihir's experience - Diversifying beyond the family home: shares, ETFs, gold, and self-managed super - Investment vs speculation — and the psychology of market timing - How to spot share-tip and "signal-selling" schemes - What Mihir would tell his own son about the road to a first home Guest links: Artha Academy: https://arthaacademy.ai Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction 01:50 Who Is Mihir Bhatt? From Banker to Founder 03:08 Why Trust a Share Market Educator? (The Disclaimer) 04:07 The Father Who Built a Portfolio in Secret 06:34 Why a $100K Salary Still Can't Buy a Perth House 07:40 Don't Get Asset Rich, Cash Poor 08:38 Inside Artha Academy's Four Pillars 10:51 Why Doesn't Australia Build Its Own Apple or Nvidia? 13:10 The Leverage Argument: Property vs Shares 16:44 Already Got a Mortgage? Here's How You Still Invest 17:52 Why Do Migrant Families Only Ever Buy Property? 20:19 What Schools Get Wrong About Money 22:03 Investing vs Speculating: The 50% Rule 25:14 Can Anyone Actually Time the Market? 26:33 Bitcoin, FOMO, and the Psychology of Fear and Greed 27:55 How Do You Spot a Share-Tip Scam? 31:19 Why Is Artha Academy Free (Mostly)? 33:19 Mihir's Final Message: Learn Before You Invest -------------------------------------------------------------------- Join and Subscribe to Perth Dialogues on our channels 👇 Support us Here: https://perthdialogues.au/ Join on YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/PD-Youtube Listen on Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/PD-Spotify Apple Podcasts: https://tinyurl.com/PD-ApplePodcasts Amazon Music: https://tinyurl.com/PD-AmazonMusic -------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow our host, Nirmal Singh, at Website: https://nirmalsingh.au/ X (Twitter): https://x.com/nirmalsingh Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nirmalsingh.au Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nirmalsingh.au LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/psknirmal/

    Why Australians Never Learned to Invest Beyond Property? | Mihir bhatt #E44

  3. Jul 26

    "'That Was Assault': Inside Australia's Landmark Childbirth Consent Case" | Dr Marian Dover E43

    A Victorian court recently ruled that a vaginal examination performed without consent during labour was assault and battery. Dr Marian Dover says it's the most important case in her specialty in years — and she has strong views on why it happened. She was also told, as a child, that she was "less worthy as a human." Dr Marian Dover's family fled religious persecution in Egypt when she was young. She's now a rural generalist working in one of the most remote parts of Australia — 827km from Darwin — delivering babies, running emergency departments, and flying in specialist care by air because the roads are too far. In this conversation, Dr Dover talks with host Nirmal Singh about: - Growing up in Egypt's persecuted Coptic Christian minority, and arriving in Australia as a child - The extra hurdles overseas-trained doctors face to practise in Australia — and the everyday racism that comes with it - Choosing one of the remotest postings in the country as a "second migration" - Inside Gawthrop v Bendigo Health — what the ruling means for consent in childbirth across Australia - Why rural maternity units have halved since 1990 while births have doubled - Her frank, personal perspective on Closing the Gap and First Nations health outcomes - Doctor burnout, vicarious trauma, and why she thinks mental health leave should be built into medical contracts, not optional Disclaimer: This conversation touches on legal and medical matters. Nothing in this episode is legal or medical advice — views expressed are Dr Dover's own professional perspective and experience. Read full Gawthrop v Bendigo Health [2026] VSC 157 judgement here: https://www.austlii.edu.au/cgi-bin/viewdoc/au/cases/vic/VSC/2026/157.html Follow the conversation: 02:51 Who Is Dr Marian Dover? 03:00 Fleeing Religious Persecution In Egypt 04:47 A Migrant Interviewing A Migrant: What Do You Remember? 06:02 Arriving In Australia: "This Government Must Really Care" 07:43 Honouring Her Parents' Sacrifice 09:19 How Her Childhood Shapes The Care She Gives Today 11:34 Do Migrant Doctors Have To Perform At A Higher Standard? 13:19 Why Australia Makes It So Hard For Overseas-Trained Doctors 15:36 Migrating Again — Choosing One Of Australia's Remotest Towns 17:31 Convincing Everyone She Could Do This As A Woman 20:04 Her Advice To Young Female Professionals 22:22 Moving To The Kimberley: Childcare, Family And Community 24:49 A Day In The Life Of A Rural Generalist 27:00 Why Rural Hospitals Keep Going "On Bypass" 30:21 The Gawthrop Case: "That Was Assault" 34:00 What Needs To Change In Maternity Policy 35:54 Rural Maternity Units Have Halved Since 1990 — Why? 38:14 Her Unfiltered Take On Closing The Gap 43:39 Western Medicine vs Traditional Healing 45:36 Living With Life-And-Death Pressure 47:44 Why Doctors Are Their Own Worst Critics 50:03 How She Manages Her Own Mental Health 53:04 What Would Get More People Into Rural Medicine? 54:52 Her Legacy: "Every Postcode Deserves The Birth They're Owed" 56:28 A Message To Her Younger Self 57:54 How She Wants To Be Remembered -------------------------------------------------------------------- Join and Subscribe to Perth Dialogues on our channels 👇 Support us Here: https://perthdialogues.au/ Join on YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/PD-Youtube Listen on Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/PD-Spotify Apple Podcasts: https://tinyurl.com/PD-ApplePodcasts Amazon Music: https://tinyurl.com/PD-AmazonMusic -------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow our host, Nirmal Singh, at Website: https://nirmalsingh.au/ X (Twitter): https://x.com/nirmalsingh Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nirmalsingh.au Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nirmalsingh.au LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/psknirmal/

    "'That Was Assault': Inside Australia's Landmark Childbirth Consent Case" | Dr Marian Dover E43

  4. Jul 19

    Prosecuted for Planting Trees — Why He Built a Shadow Council | Gavin Waugh #E42

    A West Australian council spent an estimated $180,000 a year on disputes it never actually resolved. One ratepayer was prosecuted for pulling weeds and planting native trees — then billed for his own prosecution. Gavin Waugh is the founder of the Melville Shadow Council, a volunteer-run "council in waiting" set up to hold the City of Melville accountable between elections. In this conversation, Gavin walks Nirmal through what pushed him to act after more than a decade of unresolved disputes, how local government oversight bodies actually work, and what he calls "crimes of participation" — the pattern he says councils use against residents who speak up. A candid, occasionally uncomfortable look at how one of Perth's local councils operates, and what genuine community engagement could look like instead. 🔗 Melville Shadow Council: melville.shadowcouncil.org Timestamps: 00:00 Cold Open: "I Pay for My Own Prosecution" 00:28 Welcome: Gavin Waugh, Melville Shadow Council 01:07 What Is Local Government Actually For? 03:00 Enter the Shadow Council: Bridging the Gap 04:26 One Volunteer, No Pay, No Access — How Does He Cope? 06:01 Are the Watchdogs Actually Independent? 07:12 12 Years in the Making: Why He Finally Acted 08:30 Answering the Mayor's "We're Already Transparent" Claim 11:04 The "Double Whammy": Paying to Be Prosecuted 12:09 Prosecuted for Planting Native Trees 14:02 What Is a Shadow Council, in Plain English? 14:59 Charged for Information the Law Says Is Free 15:43 What Does "Council in Waiting" Mean? 16:42 Why He Launched on April Fools' Day 17:19 Staying Motivated With Zero Funding 20:16 The "Revolving Door" of Local Government Oversight 22:38 Auditing the Auditors: Conflicts on the ARIC Committee 23:59 50+ "Council Failures" — and Counting 26:29 Volunteers: 1% on the Books, 30% in Reality 31:12 What New Migrants Should Know About Local Councils 33:06 What Real Community Engagement Should Look Like 36:49 Are Decisions Already Made Before You Speak? 37:46 What Are "Crimes of Participation"? 39:11 Is This Just Melville — or Every Council? 40:47 Why State Government Reforms Keep Failing 44:31 Two Changes He Wants to See in Two Years 45:57 The Personal Cost of Fighting City Hall 48:06 You're Convinced. Where Do You Start? 51:06 How to Contact the Melville Shadow Council -------------------------------------------------------------------- Join and Subscribe to Perth Dialogues on our channels 👇 Support us Here: https://perthdialogues.au/ Join on YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/PD-Youtube Listen on Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/PD-Spotify Apple Podcasts: https://tinyurl.com/PD-ApplePodcasts Amazon Music: https://tinyurl.com/PD-AmazonMusic -------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow our host, Nirmal Singh, at Website: https://nirmalsingh.au/ X (Twitter): https://x.com/nirmalsingh Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nirmalsingh.au Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nirmalsingh.au LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/psknirmal/

    Prosecuted for Planting Trees — Why He Built a Shadow Council | Gavin Waugh #E42

  5. Jul 12

    Free Speech, Censorship & Who Controls the Conversation | John Ruddick MLC #E41

    His maiden speech in Parliament became the first in Australian history banned from YouTube. Then it hit three million views. John Ruddick — NSW Legislative Council MLC, Sky News regular, and free speech absolutist — joins Perth Dialogues to talk about what actually got him banned, the High Court challenge he's leading against the government's under-16 social media ban, and his answer to a bigger question: who actually controls public conversation in Australia today? John's maiden speech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hw1zPTDEVxA In this conversation: - How a mortgage broker became a Libertarian Party MLC after the COVID lockdowns - The maiden speech that became the first in Australian parliamentary history banned from YouTube - Leading the High Court challenge against the under-16 social media ban - His view on what the ban is really about — and why he doesn't believe it's about child safety - Who he believes actually controls public conversation today- His opposition to NSW's hate speech laws - Where he believes the real limits of free speech should sit - His message to anyone who finds his views confronting Follow the conversation:00:00 The Maiden Speech That Got Banned From YouTube 01:45 How Did John Ruddick Get Into Politics? 02:17 Why He Left the Liberal Party for the Libertarians 04:43 What Actually Got His Maiden Speech Banned? 07:43 Was He Always a Free Speech Absolutist? 16:13 What Is the High Court Challenge Against the Social Media Ban? 22:01 Do Kids Need Protecting Online — or Is This About Control? 33:43 So Who Actually Controls the Conversation Today? 40:47 Why Does He Oppose NSW's Hate Speech Laws? 45:16 Where Should the Line on Free Speech Actually Be? 48:28 His Message to Anyone Who Finds His Views Unsettling --------------------------------------------------------------------Join and Subscribe to Perth Dialogues on our channels 👇Support us Here: https://perthdialogues.au/ Join on YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/PD-Youtube Listen on Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/PD-Spotify Apple Podcasts: https://tinyurl.com/PD-ApplePodcasts Amazon Music: https://tinyurl.com/PD-AmazonMusic --------------------------------------------------------------------Follow our host, Nirmal Singh, at Website: https://nirmalsingh.au/ X (Twitter): https://x.com/nirmalsingh Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nirmalsingh.au Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nirmalsingh.au LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/psknirmal/

    Free Speech, Censorship & Who Controls the Conversation | John Ruddick MLC #E41

  6. Jul 5

    He Was a Team Lead in India & Started Over as a Junior Developer in Australia | Harpreet Khalsa #40

    He was a team lead in India. In Australia, he had to start over as a junior developer — and rebuild his way to Chief Data Officer. In this episode, Harpreet Khalsa — Chief Data Officer at a Perth university and author of The Data Playbook — joins Nirmal Singh to trace a 20-year journey from web developer to enterprise data and AI leadership. Harpreet shares his journey of restarting a career as a migrant, why AI still needs data to mean anything, a job-search story that turned around in just three weeks, and what "Sikhi" — the idea of being a lifelong learner — means for how he leads. In this conversation: - Restarting a tech career from scratch after moving from India to Melbourne, Canberra, then Perth - The shift from web developer to data, business intelligence, and now AI - Why "AI is just intelligence — and intelligence still needs data" - A job search bet that turned into three offers in three weeks- Reflections on discrimination, mentorship, and what actually helped him succeed - Leadership, loneliness, and the Sikh principle of being a lifelong learner 🔗 Connect with Harpreet: https://www.linkedin.com/in/harpreet-khalsa-2a341011/ TIMESTAMPS 00:00:00 Who Is Harpreet Khalsa? From Developer to Chief Data Officer 00:06:00 What Was Harpreet's Toughest Migration Challenge? 00:09:48 How Did He Move From Web Developer to Data Leader? 00:14:56 What's the Real Difference Between Data and AI? 00:18:43 Why Are More Businesses Becoming Data-Driven? 00:22:16 How Much Data Is Too Much? Balancing Privacy and Insight 00:28:38 What's the Biggest Risk in Rolling Out AI? 00:33:29 How Do You Keep Up When Technology Changes Overnight? 00:34:10 Why AI Is Nothing Without Good Data 00:36:45 Is Workplace Discrimination Real — or Just Human Nature? 00:42:44 What Culture Shock Looks Like in an Australian Office 00:49:57 Does Diversity Slow Teams Down — or Strengthen Them? 00:55:47 Should Migrants Adapt — or Stay Authentic? 00:57:46 Who Helped Harpreet Succeed? The Power of Mentorship 01:04:15 His Best Advice for Any New Migrant in Australia 01:11:53 Is Leadership Lonely? Harpreet's Honest Answer 01:15:21 What Would He Change About Australian Work Culture? --------------------------------------------------------------------Join and Subscribe to Perth Dialogues on our channels 👇 Support us Here: https://perthdialogues.au/ Join on YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/PD-Youtube Listen on Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/PD-Spotify Apple Podcasts: https://tinyurl.com/PD-ApplePodcasts Amazon Music: https://tinyurl.com/PD-AmazonMusic --------------------------------------------------------------------Follow our host, Nirmal Singh, at Website: https://nirmalsingh.au/ X (Twitter): https://x.com/nirmalsingh Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nirmalsingh.au Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nirmalsingh.au LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/psknirmal/

    He Was a Team Lead in India & Started Over as a Junior Developer in Australia | Harpreet Khalsa #40

  7. Jun 29

    "Multiculturalism Has Turned Into a Dogma" — Chetna Mahadik's New Book Explains Why | #39

    Australia took 2 million migrants in 25 years after World War II. In the last five years alone, we've taken another 2 million. Same number — one-fifth the time. Is our multicultural framework built for that pace?"Multiculturalism has turned into a dogma — something that cannot be questioned." When the editor of a new book on immigration dares to ask the hard questions, the answers are more nuanced than any political party will admit.Chetna Mahadik is the General Manager of the Robert Menzies Institute in Melbourne and editor of 'Immigration & Multiculturalism: The Past, the Present and the Future' (Connor Court, 2026) — a landmark collection bringing together political leaders, scholars and commentators from across the political spectrum to examine where Australian multiculturalism came from, where it stands today, and where it needs to go.Buy the book: https://www.connorcourtbooks.com.au/products/immigration-multiculturalism-the-past-the-present-and-the-future-edited-by-chetna-mahadikConnect with Chetna:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chetna-mahadik-0306902/The Spectator Australia: https://www.spectator.com.au/author/chetna-mahadik/Timestamps:00:00 Is Multiculturalism Becoming a Dogma That Can't Be Questioned?01:13 From India to Melbourne - Chetna's Story04:21 "Did You Experience Racism in Australia?"06:31 Is Multiculturalism a Success — or Has It Become Untouchable?17:06 Why Write a Book on Multiculturalism Right Now?19:12 The Blind Men and the Elephant — And What It Tells Us About Australia22:04 How Do You Bring Labor and Liberal Together in One Book?25:49 From White Australia Policy to Multicultural in 25 Years — How?33:32 Has Multiculturalism Become a Dogma — Not a Framework?37:35 Do Second-Generation Migrants See Australia Differently?42:48 Is Australia Actually Racist — or Is the Narrative Misleading?50:33 Who Gets to Define Racism in Australia?51:41 Why Does the Media Keep Getting Multiculturalism Wrong?56:01 Is Anti-Racism Now a Funded Industry — and Who Benefits?01:00:17 Is Government Funding of Migrant Groups Actually Stereotyping Them?01:05:19 Should we take Pauline Hanson's 'Monoculture' Seriously?01:09:47 How Do You Build Multicultural Communities From the Ground Up?01:14:46 Are Group Rights Quietly Undermining Individual Rights?01:19:22 If Multiculturalism Isn't Working — What's the Alternative?01:21:07 Why Does Chetna End the Book with "Let's Remain Friends"?--------------------------------------------------------------------Join and Subscribe to Perth Dialogues on our channels 👇Support us Here: https://perthdialogues.au/ Join on YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/PD-Youtube Listen on Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/PD-Spotify Apple Podcasts: https://tinyurl.com/PD-ApplePodcasts Amazon Music: https://tinyurl.com/PD-AmazonMusic --------------------------------------------------------------------Follow our host, Nirmal Singh, atWebsite: https://nirmalsingh.au/ X (Twitter): https://x.com/nirmalsingh Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nirmalsingh.au Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nirmalsingh.au LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/psknirmal/

    "Multiculturalism Has Turned Into a Dogma" — Chetna Mahadik's New Book Explains Why | #39

  8. Jun 22

    Navigating the New Federal Budget Changes — Property, Tax & Investment Strategy | Garth Davis #38

    Garth Davis turned a $1,000 property deposit into $170,000 in equity — and he's spent the last 20 years helping everyday Australians do the same. Garth Davis is the Founder and CEO of Property Powerhouse, who emigrated from Zimbabwe to Perth in 2002 and has spent over 20 years helping more than 500 mum-and-dad investors build property portfolios across Australia. In this conversation, Garth and Nirmal unpack the federal government's new tax changes — capital gains, negative gearing, and what it means for new builds versus established homes — and what it all means for first-home buyers, investors, and renters caught in the middle. Meet Garth here: Property Powerhouse: https://www.propertypowerhouse.com.au/garth-davis/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PropertyPowerhouse/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/property-powerhouse Phone: 0408 735 9490 0:00 New Federal Budget Has Property Investors on Edge 02:36 From Zimbabwe to Property Powerhouse 05:26 Property Cycles Explained 08:30 Inside the Tax Changes 10:49 Is Buying at the "Top of the Market" a Mistake? 14:03 Can Policy Actually Fix Intergenerational Inequity? 17:00 CGT and Negative Gearing 20:11 New Builds vs Established Homes 22:57 The Hidden Infrastructure Tax 25:35 Interest Rates, Equity, and the Smart Move InvestorsMake 28:41 Where Smart Money Is Moving Next 32:15 What Happens When Property Prices Correct? 37:07 Perth, Melbourne, Sydney — Mapping National Property Cycle 39:47 Rate Rises and Tax Uncertainty: A Perfect Storm? 43:57 Why Rents Have Nearly Tripled 46:14 The #1 Reason Most Investors Never Buy a Second Property 50:13 A 20-Year-Old's First Property Deal — And Why It Matters 53:11 The $1,000 Deposit That Turned Into $170,000 57:49 How to Prepare Before You Enter the Market 01:03:29 The Hidden Risks in New House-and-Land Contracts 01:08:50 Are Property Investors Really "Greedy"? 01:19:39 Garth's #1 Lesson From 20 Years in Property -------------------------------------------------------------------- Join and Subscribe to Perth Dialogues on our channels 👇Support us Here: https://perthdialogues.au/ Join on YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/PD-Youtube Listen on Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/PD-Spotify Apple Podcasts: https://tinyurl.com/PD-ApplePodcasts Amazon Music: https://tinyurl.com/PD-AmazonMusic -------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow our host, Nirmal Singh, atWebsite: https://nirmalsingh.au/ X (Twitter): https://x.com/nirmalsingh Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nirmalsingh.au Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nirmalsingh.au LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/psknirmal/

    Navigating the New Federal Budget Changes — Property, Tax & Investment Strategy | Garth Davis #38
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Perth Dialogues is a long-form interview podcast exploring the issues shaping Australian life — housing, healthcare, tax, democracy, identity, and community. Host Nirmal Singh brings together policymakers, advocates, entrepreneurs, and everyday Australians for honest, unfiltered conversations. New episodes every Monday.

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    2025 - 2026
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