In this episode of Wealth Radar, we continue our conversation with Bram Collins, diving deeper into how his family transformed their cattle station into a thriving ecotourism destination. From the bold decision to shift away from ranching in the late 1980s to pioneering sustainable tourism in Queensland’s outback, the Collins family’s story is a testament to resilience, innovation, and environmental stewardship.

Bram shares insights on: ✅ Turning natural wonders into a profitable, sustainable business ✅ The power of long-term vision and adaptability in changing industries ✅ The importance of community connections in outback Australia ✅ Lessons from 25 years of working his way up in the family business

🔊 Tune in now and discover how the Collins family built an outback legacy that spans generations.

It was a single stray bullock that changed everything. What started as a cattle drive in the remote Queensland outback led the Collins brothers to an untouched landscape that would become the heart of their 160-year legacy. Generations later, that accidental discovery paved the way for one of Australia's most unexpected tourism success stories — the Undara Experience. Fifth-generation cattleman Bram Collins reveals how his family dared to leave behind traditional grazing to build an outback escape with ancient lava tubes, proving that sometimes, getting lost is exactly what you need to rewrite history.

Joe Vella's story is a testament to the power of perseverance. Despite being told he'd "amount to nothing" and facing significant health challenges, Joe went on to build a thriving insurance business.

His success in the corporate world was matched by his commitment to helping others. Joe dedicated over 30 years to the Make-A-Wish Foundation, showcasing his belief in giving back to the community.

Now enjoying his retirement, Joe stresses the importance of work-life balance and community involvement. He shares a bit of wisdom that resonates: "Life is like a bank account - you've got to put into it as well."

Listen in, and get out the tissues, it is a wild ride!