Why an 0 million founder gives Australian billionaires a three out of 10


Darrell Wade has two things to say about wealth: his own adult children will receive a modest inheritance and Australia’s super-rich need to do a better job of giving away their inheritance.

Wade, 65, is the co-founder of Intrepid Travel, the world’s largest adventure travel company, with revenue of a record $809.3 million in 2025. He’s also chairman of Philanthropy Australia, the largest organization for the country’s biggest philanthropists, but it’s fair to say he came to the job in February with an unsparing eye on Australia’s 170-odd billionaires, giving them a three out of 10 rating for giving.

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