In Australia, unaffordable property prices are increasingly pushing families into smaller apartments. With the difficulties of containing the sounds and movements of young children in close quarters, Australian parents are struggling to balance both parental duties with neighbourly etiquette.

Rising prices are making it increasingly difficult to get on the property ladder in Australia, with younger generations finding it the hardest. Proptech startups like BrickX are making it possible to own a piece of the Australian Dream through fractional investing.

While the premise might seem like a gimmick, canned air sales are on the rise. Australian entrepreneurs are bottling and selling local air to the Chinese market as an antidote to smog. But is Australia’s reputation as an unpolluted utopia enough to sell products based on pseudo-science?

For busy urbanites Down Under looking to de-stress, the solution could be as simple as stepping outdoors. A study that analysed millions of tweets from the city of Melbourne has proved that spending time in green parks makes people feel happier, driving them to tweet more positively overall.