The Block Star's landscaping behind $4.85m Aberfeldie sale
The five-bedroom residence at 38 Aberdeen St combines bold architectural form and resort-style landscaping by The Block's long-serving garden guru Dave Franklin.
Mr Franklin, who has worked across more than a dozen seasons of the renovation series, is known for creating high-impact outdoor spaces that blend dramatic structure with lush plantings.
He has also co-hosted the lifestyle series The Garden Hustle, helping everyday Aussies transform their gardens.
For 38 Aberdeen St, Franklin Landscape & Design delivered a backyard oasis featuring a fully tiled lap pool, architectural trees and a Goalrilla basketball half court, framed by manicured hedging and mature greenery for privacy.
The home's interior was crafted by design firm Studiomint and showcases luxury across three lift-connected levels.
Each of the five oversized bedrooms includes a deluxe ensuite, while the main suite boasts a walk-in robe, gas fireplace, freestanding bath and private balcony.
Matthews Moonee Valley director John Matthews said the home had previously been listed with another agency before he was engaged to reposition it with a high-impact digital campaign.
'It was definitely one of the more memorable sales I've done recently,' Mr Matthews said.
'The seller had purchased it in 2022 for $4.7m and, despite the tougher market conditions, we were able to secure a result above that.'
Mr Matthews said the relaunch included cinematic video, twilight photography, a 3D tour that leaned into the property's glamorous style.
'It felt like a rockstar's pad,' he said.
'It was bold, indulgent, think moody designer finishes, full smart automation, a dumbwaiter, and a home cinema that wouldn't look out of place in Beverly Hills.'
The chef's kitchen is fitted with Gaggenau cooking appliances, Liebherr fridge and freezer, and a butler's pantry with dual Bosch dishwashers.
An alfresco terrace with built-in barbecue flows seamlessly from the main living space, while a glass-walled wine cellar, custom study, and four-car garage add to the home's functional luxury.
The Matthews Moonee Valley director estimated it would cost about $6m to replicate the home today, factoring in around $4m in construction and $2m in land value.
'You simply couldn't rebuild this for what it sold for,' Mr Matthews said.
'There was no compromise anywhere in the design.'
It is the fourth Aberfeldie property to sell for more than $4m this past year, and the highest so far in 2025, following other results around $4m-$5m.
Mr Matthews said the sale reflected renewed confidence in the inner northwestern prestige market as buyers increasingly looked beyond the traditional eastern suburbs for quality family homes.
'This area offers value that's hard to beat, proximity to the CBD, airport, schools, and more space for your money,' he said.
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Winners & Losers CODE COMPANY PRICE WEEK % MONTH % 6 MONTH % YEAR % YTD % MARKET CAP MRR Minrex Resources Ltd 0.008 0% -11% 7% -11% 14% $ 8,678,940.02 NPM Newpeak Metals 0.021 5% 75% 91% 17% 91% $ 6,763,506.35 MTC Metalstech Ltd 0.13 0% 4% -16% -46% -7% $ 24,002,986.99 GED Golden Deeps 0.022 10% 22% -19% -35% -12% $ 3,896,765.42 G88 Golden Mile Res Ltd 0.01 -9% -44% 11% -9% 11% $ 5,986,726.41 LAT Latitude 66 Limited 0.035 52% -4% -19% 1650% -8% $ 5,019,024.68 NMR Native Mineral Res 0.1825 -1% -9% 356% 769% 368% $ 160,709,417.58 AQX Alice Queen Ltd 0.004 33% 33% -50% -50% -50% $ 3,748,920.20 SLZ Sultan Resources Ltd 0.006 -14% 20% 0% -33% 0% $ 1,388,819.46 KSN Kingston Resources 0.15 7% 15% 95% 86% 111% $ 111,174,423.89 AMI Aurelia Metals Ltd 0.185 -5% -41% 3% -5% 9% $ 330,051,664.80 GIB Gibb River Diamonds 0.032 28% -6% -20% -26% -20% $ 6,435,283.35 KCN Kingsgate Consolid. 2.42 7% 14% 83% 53% 88% $ 616,026,543.88 TMX Terrain Minerals 0.0025 25% 0% -38% -38% -17% $ 6,329,535.68 BNR 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120,714,815.47 MRZ Mont Royal Resources 0.041 0% 0% -5% -41% -5% $ 3,486,221.51 SMS Starmineralslimited 0.025 4% 4% -29% -8% -31% $ 4,830,972.98 MVL Marvel Gold Limited 0.013 8% -7% 44% 63% 44% $ 18,111,154.14 PRX Prodigy Gold NL 0.002 0% -33% 0% -10% 0% $ 9,525,166.65 AAU Antilles Gold Ltd 0.005 0% 25% 67% 25% 67% $ 11,895,340.08 CWX Carawine Resources 0.096 0% -2% -4% 16% -4% $ 22,668,043.10 RND Rand Mining Ltd 1.965 10% 2% 33% 31% 30% $ 111,761,263.37 CAZ Cazaly Resources 0.021 24% 40% 56% 0% 50% $ 9,226,059.82 BMR Ballymore Resources 0.155 0% -7% 19% -3% 29% $ 26,509,587.75 DRE Dreadnought Resources Ltd 0.009 -10% -31% -25% -63% -25% $ 45,715,500.00 ZNC Zenith Minerals Ltd 0.035 -8% -13% -13% -31% -13% $ 14,412,955.20 REZ Resourc & En Grp Ltd 0.021 17% 24% -13% 75% -9% $ 14,104,421.56 LEX Lefroy Exploration 0.11 10% 12% 53% 10% 57% $ 24,842,013.80 ERM Emmerson Resources 0.125 0% -4% 44% 131% 62% $ 79,452,359.88 AM7 Arcadia Minerals 0.018 13% 20% -14% -57% -5% $ 2,112,901.79 ADT 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0.004 33% 33% 0% -11% 0% $ 12,000,000.00 SMI Santana Minerals Ltd 0.55 2% -1% 15% 47% 13% $ 397,495,271.25 M2R Miramar 0.004 14% 33% 0% -56% 33% $ 3,987,293.14 MHC Manhattan Corp Ltd 0.022 10% -4% 0% -12% 16% $ 5,167,775.76 GRL Godolphin Resources 0.0095 6% -5% -27% -50% -34% $ 4,039,859.81 SVG Savannah Goldfields 0.023 28% 10% 14% 38% 25% $ 23,973,117.82 EMC Everest Metals Corp 0.14 4% -3% 4% 0% 4% $ 31,378,375.70 GUL Gullewa Limited 0.071 1% -4% 27% -7% 27% $ 14,171,441.18 CY5 Cygnus Metals Ltd 0.089 2% -5% -26% 123% -11% $ 92,503,809.49 G50 G50Corp Ltd 0.2 43% 11% 25% 0% 29% $ 32,119,531.80 ADV Ardiden Ltd 0.15 7% 0% 7% 20% 11% $ 10,002,800.96 AAR Astral Resources NL 0.155 -9% -14% 11% 99% 15% $ 219,792,670.50 VMC Venus Metals Cor Ltd 0.105 0% -25% 57% 50% 57% $ 20,593,511.72 NAE New Age Exploration 0.0035 17% 17% 0% -13% 0% $ 9,470,689.92 VKA Viking Mines Ltd 0.006 0% 0% -33% -25% -25% $ 8,063,692.49 LCL LCL Resources Ltd 0.007 40% 0% -13% -13% -30% $ 8,394,800.06 MTH Mithril Silver Gold 0.44 -11% 2% 2% 151% 10% $ 64,955,769.79 ADG Adelong Gold Limited 0.005 11% 0% 0% -29% 11% $ 10,343,383.37 RMX Red Mount Min Ltd 0.01 11% 11% 0% 0% 11% $ 3,719,662.37 PRS Prospech Limited 0.016 7% -27% -41% -41% -45% $ 6,061,214.19 TTM Titan Minerals 0.325 -4% -19% -14% -35% -14% $ 82,122,297.39 AKA Aureka Limited 0.115 -4% -4% -18% -99% -15% $ 15,756,285.13 AAM Aumegametals 0.03 0% -12% -25% -48% -29% $ 17,519,278.22 KZR Kalamazoo Resources 0.09 0% 10% 22% 6% 22% $ 20,184,203.56 BCN Beacon Minerals 0.026 -7% -10% 13% 0% 18% $ 118,339,889.50 MAU Magnetic Resources 1.49 -2% -16% 33% 22% 35% $ 402,513,418.50 BC8 Black Cat Syndicate 0.815 7% -4% 41% 159% 44% $ 580,188,476.04 EM2 Eagle Mountain 0.006 0% 20% -40% -86% -33% $ 6,810,223.73 EMR Emerald Res NL 3.96 -2% -19% 19% 11% 22% $ 2,617,208,689.54 BYH Bryah Resources Ltd 0.006 -50% -60% 100% 50% 100% $ 6,789,674.65 HCH Hot Chili Ltd 0.61 7% 5% -14% -40% -13% $ 96,270,003.68 WAF West African Res Ltd 2.33 6% -18% 56% 47% 62% $ 2,667,430,371.06 MEU Marmota Limited 0.041 3% -2% 5% -9% 5% $ 49,488,843.18 NVA Nova Minerals Ltd 0.315 -2% -10% -19% 62% -15% $ 101,744,186.36 SVL Silver Mines Limited 0.12 4% 14% 56% -23% 54% $ 230,576,924.00 PGD Peregrine Gold 0.155 0% 35% 7% -18% 11% $ 12,302,922.45 ICL Iceni Gold 0.061 9% -29% -23% 2% -14% $ 21,284,685.99 FG1 Flynngold 0.03 0% 0% 15% 20% 20% $ 12,130,810.57 WWI West Wits Mining Ltd 0.021 0% -30% 50% 75% 50% $ 72,369,545.27 RML Resolution Minerals 0.052 0% 247% 333% 117% 333% $ 34,222,579.92 AAJ Aruma Resources Ltd 0.008 -16% -11% -33% -33% -33% $ 2,623,524.20 HWK Hawk Resources. 0.019 27% 27% -14% -39% -14% $ 5,147,659.53 GMN Gold Mountain Ltd 0.003 200% 100% 0% 20% 0% $ 5,619,759.25 MEG Megado Minerals Ltd 0.026 53% 86% 73% 173% 53% $ 15,167,081.55 HMG Hamelingoldlimited 0.065 2% -27% 2% -19% 2% $ 12,889,732.12 BM8 Battery Age Minerals 0.055 -5% 12% -45% -71% -48% $ 6,460,266.62 TBR Tribune Res Ltd 4.77 2% -6% 12% 47% 11% $ 243,976,558.05 FML Focus Minerals Ltd 0.35 -1% -13% 100% 126% 106% $ 100,295,525.75 VRC Volt Resources Ltd 0.0035 17% -13% 17% -13% 17% $ 18,739,397.64 ARV Artemis Resources 0.006 0% 20% -25% -54% -25% $ 12,678,360.83 HRN Horizon Gold Ltd 0.545 -3% -6% 3% 82% 14% $ 81,110,356.88 CLA Celsius Resource Ltd 0.007 0% 0% -33% -53% -36% $ 21,948,419.16 QML Qmines Limited 0.042 -5% 17% -22% -24% -22% $ 18,134,750.00 RDN Raiden Resources Ltd 0.004 0% -33% -64% -87% -64% $ 13,803,565.77 TCG Turaco Gold Limited 0.5 9% -7% 85% 133% 96% $ 509,393,553.20 KCC Kincora Copper 0.04 3% 14% 48% -15% 48% $ 9,183,684.43 GBZ GBM Rsources Ltd 0.015 15% 114% 88% 36% 88% $ 21,237,916.65 DTM Dart Mining NL 0.003 0% -14% -67% -86% -67% $ 3,594,166.73 MKR Manuka Resources. 0.044 7% 10% 63% 19% 57% $ 36,676,977.44 AUC Ausgold Limited 0.635 -16% -9% 46% 92% 51% $ 243,064,732.48 ANX Anax Metals Ltd 0.007 75% -22% -42% -71% -42% $ 6,179,652.97 EMU EMU NL 0.019 -5% 6% -30% -30% -30% $ 4,013,720.89 SFM Santa Fe Minerals 0.145 368% 272% 368% 353% 368% $ 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ARN Aldoro Resources 0.35 9% 11% -1% 386% -8% $ 65,028,597.90 WGX Westgold Resources. 2.85 -2% -10% -2% 17% 1% $ 2,678,431,519.60 MBK Metal Bank Ltd 0.012 0% -8% -29% -51% -20% $ 5,969,507.98 A8G Australasian Metals 0.067 2% 2% -11% -11% -15% $ 3,878,611.58 TAR Taruga Minerals 0.008 0% 0% -20% 14% -20% $ 5,710,032.46 DTR Dateline Resources 0.084 -1% -27% 2700% 833% 2300% $ 277,875,703.62 GOR Gold Road Res Ltd 3.25 -1% -4% 56% 86% 59% $ 3,552,524,926.20 S2R S2 Resources 0.071 6% -17% 4% -26% 6% $ 33,030,791.09 NES Nelson Resources. 0.003 20% 0% 0% 0% 0% $ 6,515,782.98 TLM Talisman Mining 0.15 3% 7% -30% -40% -27% $ 28,248,052.35 BEZ Besragoldinc 0.054 10% 46% -39% -45% -40% $ 22,021,339.15 PRU Perseus Mining Ltd 3.47 3% -13% 32% 48% 35% $ 4,746,685,447.00 SPQ Superior Resources 0.0045 -10% 13% -36% -50% -25% $ 10,669,422.26 PUR Pursuit Minerals 0.063 66% 54% -34% -58% -34% $ 6,582,441.56 RMS Ramelius Resources 2.38 -7% -19% 13% 27% 15% $ 2,816,385,809.58 PKO Peako Limited 0.003 50% 0% 50% 30% 0% $ 4,463,225.88 ICG Inca Minerals Ltd 0.009 13% 80% 80% 50% 80% $ 14,286,250.26 A1G African Gold Ltd. 0.185 -5% 6% 208% 781% 236% $ 105,375,594.40 NMG New Murchison Gold 0.017 -6% 0% 89% 240% 89% $ 175,464,451.81 GNM Great Northern 0.014 0% -18% 8% 27% 0% $ 2,319,436.16 KRM Kingsrose Mining Ltd 0.031 0% 3% -14% -30% -11% $ 22,605,795.57 BTR Brightstar Resources 0.465 -5% -21% -7% 16% -7% $ 222,111,411.84 RRL Regis Resources 4.47 0% -16% 73% 155% 75% $ 3,423,789,873.12 M24 Mamba Exploration 0.013 0% 0% 8% -19% 8% $ 3,837,152.93 TRM Truscott Mining Corp 0.049 0% -25% -37% -20% -37% $ 9,380,979.44 TNC True North Copper 0.405 8% 40% -87% -93% -87% $ 49,679,287.32 MOM Moab Minerals Ltd 0.001 0% -33% -67% -75% -50% $ 1,733,666.03 KNB Koonenberrygold 0.045 41% -26% 165% 221% 275% $ 47,135,854.03 AWJ Auric Mining 0.165 0% -13% -52% -11% -51% $ 31,616,787.34 ENR Encounter Resources 0.255 16% 9% -20% -66% -22% $ 124,698,079.75 SNG Siren Gold 0.049 2% -21% -27% -40% -25% $ 10,510,589.23 STN Saturn Metals 0.405 7% 25% 93% 138% 98% $ 190,758,992.13 USL Unico Silver Limited 0.3 13% 22% 50% 100% 54% $ 129,193,407.73 PNM Pacific Nickel Mines 0.024 0% 0% 0% -29% 0% $ 10,103,834.52 AYM Australia United Min 0.002 -33% -33% -50% -33% -50% $ 3,685,154.97 HAV Havilah Resources 0.18 6% 0% -18% -10% -20% $ 62,762,414.76 SPR Spartan Resources 1.89 -5% -17% 26% 103% 34% $ 2,460,605,919.36 PNT Panthermetalsltd 0.015 15% 25% 50% -7% 36% $ 5,115,377.32 MEK Meeka Metals Limited 0.145 0% -12% 71% 326% 88% $ 437,355,775.50 GMD Genesis Minerals 4.23 -3% -15% 67% 136% 71% $ 4,837,889,012.00 PGO Pacgold 0.063 2% -7% -16% -43% -16% $ 9,570,724.74 FEG Far East Gold 0.175 13% 21% 6% 75% -3% $ 66,064,941.54 MI6 Minerals260Limited 0.12 0% -17% -8% -14% -8% $ 248,079,999.96 IGO IGO Limited 4.26 6% 12% -13% -25% -11% $ 3,271,396,952.16 GAL Galileo Mining Ltd 0.135 23% 35% 0% -34% 8% $ 26,679,365.15 RXL Rox Resources 0.295 4% 0% 48% 127% 48% $ 223,896,463.20 PTN Patronus Resources 0.065 -4% 16% 27% 20% 33% $ 105,612,158.36 CLZ Classic Min Ltd 0.001 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% $ 3,017,699.21 TGM Theta Gold Mines Ltd 0.145 12% 12% -17% -19% -19% $ 127,517,150.77 FAL Falconmetalsltd 0.185 54% 54% 54% -24% 61% $ 30,975,000.00 SPD Southernpalladium 0.65 10% 38% 10% 81% 8% $ 69,517,500.00 ORN Orion Minerals Ltd 0.012 20% 0% -25% -20% -20% $ 82,205,373.82 TMB Tambourahmetals 0.023 5% 5% 0% -57% 10% $ 3,235,981.01 TMS Tennant Minerals Ltd 0.006 9% -14% -40% -74% -33% $ 6,395,342.49 AZY Antipa Minerals Ltd 0.685 -1% 5% 128% 585% 163% $ 396,986,880.34 PXX Polarx Limited 0.0085 21% 6% 42% -35% 31% $ 19,004,007.82 TRE Toubani Res Ltd 0.28 -3% -7% 81% 65% 65% $ 72,045,386.84 AUN Aurumin 0.09 -10% -10% 25% 150% 36% $ 45,655,933.25 GPR Geopacific Resources 0.025 0% 39% 25% 17% 25% $ 82,744,098.48 FXG Felix Gold Limited 0.13 -7% -19% 41% 171% 55% $ 59,249,179.49 ILT Iltani Resources Lim 0.22 -2% 0% 13% -14% 7% $ 15,496,088.47 BRX Belararoxlimited 0.065 10% -23% -64% -77% -63% $ 10,205,935.55 TM1 Terra Metals Limited 0.045 0% 29% 67% -42% 61% $ 21,983,260.44 TOR Torque Met 0.155 0% 24% 204% 19% 192% $ 78,986,572.05 ARD Argent Minerals 0.022 5% 0% 19% 38% 29% $ 31,815,090.56 LM1 Leeuwin Metals Ltd 0.13 0% -13% 13% 155% -7% $ 13,608,861.84 SX2 Southgold Consol 6.85 -7% -1% 0% 0% 0% $ 986,178,099.36 UVA Uvrelimited 0.125 45% 33% 40% 19% 40% $ 13,224,000.12 VTX Vertexmin 0.255 -4% 2% 21% 227% 23% $ 52,444,081.82 Santa Fe Minerals (ASX:SFM) We knew SFA about SFM until this week, a company with virtually no news to report until the big ticket item that it acquired the Eburnea gold project in Cote d'Ivoire from Turaco Gold (ASX:TCG). TCG is now a $520 million explorer thanks to its bet on the land of Didier Drogba and Yaya Toure (Kolo as well), which has emerged as the premier jurisdiction for new entrants into West Africa after military coups in Mali and Burkina Faso. SFM will be itching to follow in the footsteps of Eburnea's vendor, Turaco having plenty of work on its hands at the 3.55Moz Afema gold project. Historic drilling includes 26m at 4.82g/t and 30m at 1.92g/t at different points along a 2km mineralised zone in the Satama permit. SFM, which is raising $1.2m at 5c per share, is also picking up a 65% share in the Bouake North application, 35km from Endeavour Mining's 3Moz Lafigue gold mine. That placement came at a 61.3% premium and is already well out of the money, SFM shares fetching 14c on Friday (for a modest MC of $11m). Falcon Metals (ASX:FAL) Mark Bennett chaired Chalice Mining (ASX:CHN) spinoff Falcon announced some high grade gold intercepts from its first drill hole at Blue Moon, a prospect directly north of the 22Moz Bendigo Goldfield. It's chasing what the company says is a down-plunge extension of the Garden Gully anticline from where 5.2Moz at 15g/t Au has been historically produced. Those diamond drill hits, both from the same hole: 2.2m at 6.5g/t Au from 41.2m, including 0.3m at 39.2g/t Au from 41.2m; and 2.4m at 8.4g/t Au from 600m, including 0.3m at 48.7g/t Au from 600m; and 0.3m at 18.2g/t Au from 602.1m. "This is an exciting start to the drill program, intersecting high-grade veins in our first hole in the east limb of the anticline," Falcon MD Tim Markwell said. "The recognition of Bendigo-style mineralisation with visible gold proves our concept that the high-grade Bendigo lodes plunge into Falcon tenure and provides encouragement to drill wedge holes, in order to track these zones closer towards the fold hinge, where they are usually thickest.' A bit of visible gold in there as well. Nice to see our rock lickers have found a purpose for the 5c piece.
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Sharemarket breaks fresh record after closing at 8600 points for the first time, mixed day for major banks
Australia's sharemarket cracked a new record close on Friday, with strong job numbers out of the US offsetting fears of a slower global economy. The benchmark ASX 200 index eked out a small gain of 7.2 points or 0.08 per cent to finish the week at 8603 points. The broader All Ordinaries also closed marginally higher up 8.3 points or 0.09 per cent to 8841.90. Australia's dollar slipped 0.06 per cent and is now buying 65.73 US cents. On an overall positive end to the week, eight of the 11 sectors finished in the green, led by consumer discretionary shares which added 1.00 per cent during Friday's trading. Wesfarmers shares finished up 0.81 per cent to $84.37 while Aristocrat Leisure finished up 1.44 per cent to $67.82 and JB Hi-Fi ended in the green up 0.64 per cent to $110.02. WiseTech Global jumped 1.10 per cent to $112.10, Xero gained 0.86 per cent to $178.01 and Life360 leapt 1.94 per cent to $33.11. It was a mixed day for the major banks. While CBA dropped 0.94 per cent to $178 the other three all finished in the green. NAB shares are up 0.62 per cent to $39.15, Westpac shares 0.45 per cent to $33.63 and ANZ rose 0.80 per cent to $30.32. Australia's sharemarket followed a strong lead in from Wall Street thanks to stronger than expected economic data. AMP chief economist and head of investment strategy Shane Oliver said markets mostly pushed higher over the last week, with US shares rising 1.7 per cent to a record high helped by hopes for trade deals, solid US jobs data and as Congress passed Trump's tax cut bill. 'The strong US lead along with expectations for another RBA rate cut in the week ahead also pushed the Australian share market to a new record high with around a 1 per cent gain for the week,' Dr Oliver said. But the economist cautioned against further rises as markets factor in trade tariffs which are set to start next week. 'With the 9th July tariff deadline just a few days away the US is likely to announce more trade deals and Trump has indicated he will start sending letters to countries without deals notifying what their tariff rate will be, with a range of 'maybe 60 or 70 per cent ...to 10 and 20 per cent' commencing from 1 August, Dr Oliver said. 'So after a few months of relative calm, it could all be back on again.' In company news G8 Education continues its slide having fallen every day since Tuesday after it came out a former employee has been charged with alleged child-related offences. Shares dropped a further 3.5 per cent to $0.96 on Friday and is now down 19.33 per cent for the week. On its second day of listing GemLife fell 5.8 per cent to $4.08. While it initially jumped on the opening bell, it is now below its listing price of $4.16.
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Australian job where there are 100 men for every woman
ANALYSIS Are you reading this at work? If so, look around. See any women? No? You might be a plumber then. Plumber (general) is the most gender-unbalanced job category in Australia, with 150 dudes for every woman. The latest tax statistics are out and while everyone else is looking at how much people get paid (plumbers have average total income of $95,000, before deductions), I find one of the most surprising things is how gender-skewed our jobs are. It's like a party of 17-year-olds. Over here we have all the boys. In the opposite corner, all the girls. Plumbing is for blokes and, unsurprisingly, midwifery is the role most biased to people who identify as female. The ATO rocks an old-fashioned binary gender system, they put people as either male or female. But apparently, the society we live in is pretty old-fashioned and binary too. In Australia in 2025 truckies are gents ($86,000 in average total income) and childcare workers ($46,000) are ladies, as the next chart shows. This chart depicts the dozen biggest jobs in Australia, the most common jobs. Among them we see some are gender balanced, like being a high school teacher ($95,000) or a sales director ($138,000). But most are unbalanced one way or another. But those numbers, even the truckie numbers, look fair and balanced compared to some smaller job categories. Here's the extremes for the boys, jobs where there is no queue for the ladies loo, because there is no ladies loo. If you notice something about those jobs, they're mostly about building things. We have a shortage of tradies in this country. Maybe we could solve it by getting women involved a bit? Sure, there's a few tradie jobs where the higher average male upper body strength might be important (like bricklaying ($77,000), although even they sometimes use a little conveyor belt these days I think?). But there are no real reasons a woman can't be a plumber or an electrician ($116,000). I hired a sparkie to put in a new powerpoint for me the other day (and a few other little bits and pieces). They sent three blokes and charged me $600. The heaviest thing they had to lift was the dustpan and brush to clean up some sawdust at the end. The average 100kg senior electrician can't even fit in the crawl space and sends his apprentice up instead. We might get a better quality of work by having some female tradies! If we want to build a few more homes in the next 10 years than we did in the last 10 years, having all hands on deck might help. Changes So are these jobs getting more blokey or less? Turns out we can answer that by going back to data from four years prior. As the next chart shows, even though women in these jobs are rare as hen's teeth, they're actually increasing. We are making some progress. But geeze, it's a bit slow. At this rate we could have one female carpenter for every 100 male carpenters by 2030 (carpenters make $85,000). Remember that female workforce participation is rising and male participation is stable. But the person working the concrete pump ($95,000) is even more likely to be a dude than before! Forget farmers, they should have Concrete Pump Operator Wants A Wife. Overall the change in female workforce participation means you'd expect to see more and more jobs with a higher share of women in them. And we do. Although some jobs are changing faster than others. The person putting tiles on your roof these days is still probably a fella, but there's far more female roof tilers than there were! Can we get a glimpse of the future? What's the workforce going to look like in 10 years? One way to have a look is to check the gender balance of all the apprentices, which is what the next chart shows. Some of the most female apprentice roles are actually getting even more female, like apprentices in health and welfare support services ($46,000 a year for the apprentice). But the blokiest apprentice roles are getting more female very slowly. Plumbing has a few more women and girls in apprentice roles. And about 5.5 per cent of apprentice electricians are females now. But at this rate is going to be a long time before the plumbers get any female colleagues.
