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Sep 14, 2026

Tom ZaunmayrGUEST
9:32
So there's been three acquisitions this year.
Tom ZaunmayrGUEST
9:36
And I think, yeah, there was a point made at the Broome Chamber Forum I went to a few months ago that, you know, there's a lot of essentially white boomers, as they put it out there, who are looking to retire or pass on their businesses or essentially cash in their cheques and sail away into the sunsets.
Tom ZaunmayrGUEST
9:53
And there's a lot of...
Tom ZaunmayrGUEST
9:55
Indigenous people with money on the table who are in a position to buy those businesses or buy those assets.
Tom ZaunmayrGUEST
10:45
I mean, that's it.
Tom ZaunmayrGUEST
10:45
You know, Jarrajan Air Base is a perfect example of it.
Tom ZaunmayrGUEST
10:50
Not technically an acquisition, but, you know, Broome International Airport loaned them the money to build this air base.
Tom ZaunmayrGUEST
10:55
Jarrajan paid it back and, you know, more than half of their income, and this is a tiny community up on the Dampier Peninsula north of Broome, more than half of their income now comes from that hot refuelling for the resources industry from that air base.
Mark RicciutoHOST
41:26
Not on socials a lot, and I don't think my best mate is either, but he was over the weekend.
Mark RicciutoHOST
41:33
One of my best mates from Wakery moved to Broome, and he's gone viral.
LozHOST
41:39
He's gone legitimately
Mark RicciutoHOST
41:41
so
Mark RicciutoHOST
41:45
And for all the things he could have went viral for, I'm reasonably happy this one was it because it wasn't too bad.
Mark RicciutoHOST
41:53
He's a good fella, but he pushes the boundaries every now and then.
Mark RicciutoHOST
41:58
And up on Cable Beach up at Broome, he works up there.
Mark RicciutoHOST
42:01
He's worked in the mines for a long time, but he was out on the beach with his couple of daughters who are about 18 and 21.
Sally LucasGUEST
4:29
And then after that, we'll get to that next, of course.
Sally LucasGUEST
4:31
But then we flew up to Broome and had a night at Cable Beach Club, which was quite amazing.
Sally LucasGUEST
4:36
beautiful sunset as you always keep seeing when you hear about cable beach club and of course it is when you're in the west the sunsets are quite spectacular as you can imagine
AmandaHOST
4:44
yeah it's completely different
Brendon PtolomeyGUEST
15:11
We'll touch some wood.
Brendon PtolomeyGUEST
15:12
And Broome.
Brendon PtolomeyGUEST
15:13
So Broome's really interesting.
Brendon PtolomeyGUEST
15:15
Still really active up there.
Brendon PtolomeyGUEST
15:16
Obviously, it's their summertime and it's an amazing time to be in town and they have lots of tourists come through that think, hey, I want to put down some roots here, have a house here that I can come back to.
Brendon PtolomeyGUEST
15:30
So it's a pretty standard type scenario of buy a block, build a house that's of suitable design and accommodation, a government lease on it, essentially because you need all of those government services in town and there's always demand in a growing town.
Brendon PtolomeyGUEST
15:44
But
Trent FleskensHOST
15:44
you said last time and probably for the last three quarters, Broome is showing weakness.
Jackie FraserGUEST
53:20
We didn't get quite all the way around Australia.
Jackie FraserGUEST
53:22
We got as far north as Broome and it was sunny and it was lovely and we went to the beach.
Jackie FraserGUEST
53:29
Did you go to Cable Beach and sit naked on the beach? Yeah.
Jackie FraserGUEST
53:33
And watch the sun fall into the ocean? Many, many times.
Jackie FraserGUEST
54:10
Yeah.
Jackie FraserGUEST
54:11
Yeah, we wanted to give it a try.
Jackie FraserGUEST
54:15
So we got as far north as Broome and then we did come home because we didn't, you know, it was sort of getting to that wet season time.
Jackie FraserGUEST
54:25
So we decided to make the trip home.
Tom ZaunmayrGUEST
12:00
It's in the Great Sandy Desert.
Tom ZaunmayrGUEST
12:01
So, yeah, if you go a few hundred kilometres inland from Headland, Port Headland, and a few hundred kilometres up towards Broome, you'll find yourself roughly around where we knew it was a super remote project, which I think is going to make it quite a fascinating experience.
Tom ZaunmayrGUEST
12:16
infrastructure dilemma for them to solve in terms of needing off-grid power and infrastructure and everything.
Tom ZaunmayrGUEST
12:21
But they, I don't know, every two years we just see a little update from it come through.
Colleen DulleHOST
0:42
And you were traveling a whole lot this summer.
Gerard O'ConnellHOST
0:45
Yes, I was down in Australia, and I visited six cities, Perth, Fremantle, Broome on Western Australia, and on Eastern Australia, Melbourne, Sydney, and Parramatta.
Gerard O'ConnellHOST
1:00
And I just want to say hello to all our listeners.
Gerard O'ConnellHOST
1:03
I discovered, Colleen, that in visiting and speaking and meeting groups in all these places, Many, many of them are listening into our Inside the Vatican podcast.
Gerard O'ConnellHOST
1:45
So we met quite a cross-section of people.
Gerard O'ConnellHOST
1:47
I learned a lot about the country, what it's like, what its people, a very prosperous country, and about the aboriginal peoples of this country.
Gerard O'ConnellHOST
1:57
And we had quite an interesting conversation introduction to that in Broome, which is really one of the three campuses of the university.
Gerard O'ConnellHOST
2:06
And it's what Francis would call a periphery on the periphery.
speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
17:25
In WA today, some clouds about for Albany and for Kalgoorlie, otherwise mostly sunny right across the rest of WA today.
speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
17:31
Looking good, 31 degrees for Port Hedland and for Broome.
speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
17:35
And the Northern Territory, lastly.
speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
17:36
Alice Springs, hello.
Mark Harvey-SuttonGUEST
11:28
So that's another big port.
Mark Harvey-SuttonGUEST
11:30
And just recently, Broome, which is in northern Western Australia, that's been really doing a lot of cattle to Indonesia recently as well.
Mark Harvey-SuttonGUEST
11:38
And so that'll sort of dictate the length of the voyage.
Mark Harvey-SuttonGUEST
11:41
So from Darwin to Indonesia, if it's heading to Jakarta, that voyage can be four days.
Mark Harvey-SuttonGUEST
11:47
So it's quite short.
Paul WindemullerHOST
11:48
Yep.
Mark Harvey-SuttonGUEST
11:49
But if it's going from Townsville, it's typically a seven day voyage and Broome somewhere in between.
Mark Harvey-SuttonGUEST
11:55
But if you're looking to send sheep to the Middle East, for instance, and some cattle go as well, that would be a three week voyage and a voyage to China would probably be around the same time.
Scott HaywoodGUEST
4:49
Obviously the key thing coming into Christmas is not only Christmas day and holidays and gifts and sharing times with family and friends, but it's, you know, the tourism industry, And I think what we'll find, and we'll talk about it on Money News in coming weeks, is what has to happen locally for tourists.
Scott HaywoodGUEST
5:06
What has to happen in Western Australia? What has to happen in Exmouth? What has to happen in Broome? What has to happen in the Kimberleys? All of these things might become more realistic than jetting off overseas and going on a holiday.
Scott HaywoodGUEST
5:17
And you might think whether it be Bali, Indonesia, Philippines, Europe, whatever it might be, people will start to look locally.
Scott HaywoodGUEST
5:24
for closer transport, closer accommodation and closer experiences for their family, which will be a big win for Western Australia, in my opinion, and other states across Australia, which we might see as a trend coming into the Christmas and holiday season.

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