In this episode, we sit down with Jayne Clarke, community wellbeing specialist and CEO & founder of Imagine Re-Evolution — a charity dedicated to building strong, resilient communities and supporting disengaged and disadvantaged young people.

Imagine Re-Evolution empowers young people through creativity, bringing them together to design and make craft products that are then sold at local community markets. In doing so, it promotes entrepreneurship, a circular economy, and sustainability - while giving young people a sense of purpose and achievement.

Jayne shares her belief that love and connection are the true antidotes to disengagement, and how offering a free, safe space for young people to come, create, and simply “just be” can have life-changing impacts. This conversation explores the power of creativity, community, and compassion in shaping brighter futures.

Find out more about Imagine Re-Evolution: https://www.imaginereevolution.com/ | @imaginereevolution

ReVAMP Community Markets: https://www.imaginereevolution.com/reevamp

Imagine Re-Evolution is holding a fundraising gala on Saturday 15 November 2025. Find tickets to support this cause on the Imagine Re-Evolution Website!

This episode is close to home and close to our hearts!

In this episode, Julie and Katie from Aintree Group share how our team has reshaped its approach to philanthropy in 2025 - with a stronger focus on maximising impact for local charities and community organisations.

They discuss the thinking behind this shift, the volunteering experiences that inspired us, and the results highlighted in our inaugural Community Impact Report, which has just been released. Tune in to hear how being courageous custodians of our community is helping us create meaningful, lasting change.

Read out Community Impact Report here: https://aintreegroup.com.au/insights/community-impact-report-2024-25/

Find out more about our values and community involvement: https://aintreegroup.com.au/community-involvement/.

Finfluencers are everywhere — TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Reddit — offering quick “tax hacks” and confident advice. But should you really be making financial decisions based on a viral video? In this episode of Plant Grow Reap, Chelsea unpacks why social media tips (and even AI tools) can be risky when it comes to tax and compliance.

From handbags-as-laptop-bags to “guard dog” deductions, we explore real-life examples flagged by the ATO, the legal and financial consequences of getting it wrong, and why context is everything. You’ll also learn how to filter online advice, spot red flags, and know when it’s time to call in a qualified professional.

Because when it comes to your livelihood, trending content isn’t a substitute for tailored, expert advice.