With Australians in their 20s and 30s entering the housing market later than their parents – and in much smaller numbers – they've been termed "generation rent". And while owning a home isn't the sum total of the great Australian dream, the young still feel like they're missing out.

With property prices booming, more Aussies are choosing to spend on home improvements rather than a pricey move. How are Australians changing their houses to focus on a connection to the land, doing less with more and creating spaces that nourish both the stomach as much as the soul?

Australia is now home to 30 billionaires and 3,350 UHNWIs with a total wealth of $410 billion. As this group has grown in size and riches, it’s created a boom in the country’s luxury sector. But what are wealthy Aussies spending their money and – more importantly – their time on?

Aussies had record levels of untaken annual leave in 2015. But though they may be working harder than ever, they’re determined to make the most of their free time – with their nearest and dearest. Research shows that Aussie families are jetting off on luxurious, multi-generational getaways.