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Multigenerational living: Who knew Nonna was ahead of her time?

We had to laugh. A reporter on the evening news excitedly announced that Australian architects are now “innovatively incorporating multigenerational living into their home designs” – as if this were the invention of electricity. The reason? The rising cost of living. Welcome to 2025. And…

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