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That's up to you. You can theoretically transfer the IP into a trust, but should keep the PPOR in your own name (ATO usually frowns on having the PPOR owned by a trust). You'd have to pay stamp on it, though. Putting future IPs in trust means you don't have to pay stamp again to change...

No. It is also to distribute income in the most tax advantageous way, especially CG when (if) you sell. IPs become tax positive eventually, and putting it in a family trust, for example, means you can distribute to the family member with the lowest income, and then the rest to a company to cap...