Craig

with rental income and super contributions helping service the loan.

Do you think, given the set of circumstances around the housing problems that we are suffering, that that rule needs to change?

And as somebody who's been working since 16 years of age, you're into the property market.

What sort of a relief factor is there, you know, knowing that you've got this property and knowing that it's going to be paid down in terms of the mortgage?

Has there been a sort of a change internally for you?

Happy birthday, Kurt Russell, turning 75, the actor, and Johnny Farnham locally.

He is turning 77.

And he reached the peak of his career in the mid to late 1980s after the release of that iconic album, Whispering Jack.

Gee, how many of those CDs are still being played around the country today?

I would suggest plenty.

Now, one interesting trend in the housing market right now is just how strongly regional areas are performing, and we highlighted that over the weekend.

A lot of the regionals that have really grown are within a couple of hours of a capital city, and they might work from home two or three days a week and put up with a commute into the city.

Other people are maybe three or four hours out in the regions and totally re-looking at how they work.

They might move their business premises out to the regions just to get the affordability and the lifestyle that they just cannot achieve in the city.

So according to data from PropTrack,

Some of the fastest growing housing markets are actually the more affordable regions, not the big capital cities, as Anthony has just alluded to.

And that surge in demand combined with limited supply has pushed prices higher in places like Ipswich and Ballarat.

And good morning to you, fellas.

You would have been into a bit of Johnny Farnham when you guys were younger, right?

What about you, Lachlan?