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Point Piper

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Oct 29, 2026

Jack HendersonGUEST
16:17
But Sydney's a shit market apparently.
Jack HendersonGUEST
16:19
But I guarantee if I offered anyone a house in Point Piper or 20 houses in Townsville or fucking 10 apartments in Darwin, I know which one they'd choose.
Jack HendersonGUEST
16:25
It's got nothing to do with the market.
Reece BeddallHOST
16:27
There's good buying, I guess, in that prestige market, right? You're seeing serious drops in value.
Rowan DeanHOST
51:29
Maybe they could
Caroline MarcusHOST
51:30
sell his Point Piper mansion instead of Victoria Barracks.
Caroline MarcusHOST
51:33
You'd pick up a
Rowan DeanHOST
51:34
few, Bob, for that? Sell the big palace! Yes.
speaker_0HOST
6:54
He actually is the son of mega wealthy pub magnate Kim Maloney and Sydney socialite Di Maloney.
speaker_0HOST
7:00
Now, when he's not partying, he's DJing at his mum's Point Piper mansion and her plaza hotel.
speaker_0HOST
7:06
So he's a rich boy, basically.
speaker_0HOST
7:08
A very rich boy.
speaker_0HOST
11:20
Now she came out earlier this year and denied the claims, but recently the company that her properties are held within went into external administration and her hotel that Ryan DJ's at has been listed for sale under Receiver's troll.
Kate TaeuberHOST
11:34
Where's he going to DJ at now? Is
speaker_0HOST
11:35
someone going to throw him a bone? Well you'll be happy to know that despite all these financial troubles being made public he actually held a very lavish party at his mum's Point Piper mansion earlier this month.
speaker_0HOST
11:47
Now he promoted the party and dubbed it Rush and it's been reported that that party cost $200,000.
Michael AdamsHOST
36:09
Groves said, quote, it passed exactly over the heart of the city about 9.30. Had it crashed then, nothing could have averted an accident.
Michael AdamsHOST
36:20
Groves followed the runaway plane as it gained height and moved over Garden Island, Point Piper and Watson's Bay.
Michael AdamsHOST
36:28
At 9.40, it was at 5,500 feet, circling over the city's richest enclaves, showing perhaps that when there was a ghost in the machine threatening random death from above, well, no one was really safe.
Michael AdamsHOST
36:44
One Vaucluse woman was reported in the paper as saying it was terribly frightening, thinking the plane could come crashing down onto anybody's roof.
Steve AshHOST
15:42
We're talking about areas where there's markets within markets and asset types within asset types.
Steve AshHOST
15:47
And so you got houses in absolutely supreme suburbs that, you know, if you take Point Piper, for example, and these type of places where the ultra-rich live, they're not gonna be impacted because, you know, certain people are gonna live in those.
Steve AshHOST
15:59
But you're gonna see sort of segments in the Sydney market, which are roughly between that sort of 2 million to 10 million mark, which are gonna be severely impacted during this particular time.
Steve AshHOST
16:09
But if we look in absolute terms and we look at a 10% sort of drop in these areas, like, you know, the numbers look pretty scary.
Luke GrantHOST
109:51
Yeah
MorrisAUDIENCE
109:51
... 'cause we live at Point Piper overlooking Double Bay.
Luke GrantHOST
109:54
Yes.
MorrisAUDIENCE
109:54
And there's this lovely cruiser.
Dylan BuckleyHOST
15:01
Yeah
Tommy SheridanHOST
15:01
... where Toby was at Point Piper.
Dylan BuckleyHOST
15:02
It was, it was knackery out there.
Tommy SheridanHOST
15:03
That was a bit different.
Stuart WeamsHOST
14:12
It's called Why Common Sense Tax Reform Is Vital to Australia's Future, and I talk about sort of reforming GST, cutting income tax, capping the main residence CGT exemption.
Stuart WeamsHOST
14:22
Maybe not popular, but again, goes to the point of, you know, if someone's selling a, a home in Point Piper and makes a, a $100 million gain, surely they can afford to pay a, a little bit of tax.
Stuart WeamsHOST
14:33
Yeah, and th- that's the sort of commentary.
Stuart WeamsHOST
14:35
So I'm not arguing for not increasing taxes in some situations and/or arguing that, you know, people that have more wealth or more income can afford to pay more.
Kate McClymontGUEST
8:26
But as part of the mix was Michael McGurk, who had been charged with firebombing the very same house at the center of the dispute.
Kate McClymontGUEST
8:38
So we write this story about the $17 million lawsuit, the firebombing, Point Piper, and of course-
Peter FrayHOST
8:45
Mm
Kate McClymontGUEST
8:45
... um, Wolseley Road is not just the most expensive strip of real estate in Australia, it's the 10th most expensive street in the entire nation, in, sorry-
speaker_0HOST
24:00
Everyone's Magazine in 1931 believed it held the record for the number of city revivals.
speaker_0HOST
24:06
George Musgrove built Dinah Gwyn in Point Piper, New South Wales for Nellie in 1913, naming it after her most famous role of Nell Gwyn.
speaker_0HOST
24:14
She lived there until 1930.
speaker_0HOST
24:17
A lean period followed, and the effect of World War I on the theaters led to Nellie losing practically all of her savings.

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