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Friday March 21, 2025Friday March 21, 2025Analysis, Brisbane, Commercial, Far North, Far North Queensland, Growth, Infrastructure, North Queensland, Opinion, Property, Queensland, Residential, South

Advance Australia’s Entry into Politics: Potential Impacts on Property

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Right-wing group Advance is ramping up its pre-election campaign, targeting Anthony Albanese with a "weak, woke and sending us broke" message. Australian property professionals should note the group's significant financial backing, including matched donations and a $500,000 contribution from the Liberal party's Cormack Foundation. This well-funded campaign, coinciding with the federal budget and potential election start, will include full-page newspaper ads. While Advance initially focused on the Greens post-Voice referendum, their attention has shifted to Labor, potentially influencing public sentiment as the election nears. This increased political advertising spend may impact consumer confidence and warrants attention from property professionals monitoring market dynamics. Additionally, Climate 200 is using quotes from independent Jacqui Lambie in their advertising, highlighting the complex and evolving political landscape.

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Tuesday March 18, 2025Tuesday March 18, 2025Consumer Protection, Contracts, Dispute Resolution, Due Diligence, Far North, Far North Queensland, North Queensland, Property, Queensland, State

Cordingley Trial Mistrial: What it Means for FNQ Property

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The Cairns Supreme Court trial of Rajwinder Singh, accused of murdering Toyah Cordingley in 2018, has resulted in a hung jury. After four weeks of testimony from approximately 100 witnesses and three days of deliberation, the jury remained deadlocked. The prosecution presented a circumstantial case, alleging Singh fled Australia after the murder. Key evidence included a covert recording where Singh claimed to have witnessed the killing. The defence questioned the focus of the investigation and urged the jury to consider alternative scenarios. Singh has been remanded in custody, and a retrial date is expected to be set on March 26th. This unresolved outcome underscores the complex nature of such cases and the ongoing need for vigilance and community safety, a pertinent concern for all Australian property professionals.

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Tuesday March 18, 2025Tuesday March 18, 2025Adelaide, Affordable Housing, Affordable Housing, Analysis, Brisbane, Central Coast, Darwin, Far North, Gold Coast, Hobart, Hunter, Investment Strategies, Melbourne, National, New South Wales, North Coast, Perth, Property, Property Management, Property Prices, Queensland, Regional, Social Housing, South, South Coast, South West, Sunshine Coast, Victoria, Western Australia

Rental Reality Bites: How Much Dough Aussies Need Now

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Rental Affordability Crisis Demands Industry Attention

A recent report reveals the escalating rental affordability crisis in Australia, indicating a single person now requires a $130,000 annual income to afford average rentals. The "Priced Out" report highlights that rental stress is impacting even middle-to-high income earners, extending beyond traditional low-income demographics. This is exacerbated by a national housing shortage, with some areas seeing extreme shortages.

The report identifies significant regional disparities – Northern WA (55%), Gold Coast (54%), and Sydney (48%) face the highest rental stress, measured as a percentage of income spent on rent.

Industry perspectives vary. Everybody's Home advocates for increased social housing investment and reform of investor tax incentives like negative gearing. Conversely, the REIA argues negative gearing is vital for rental supply. The Property Council of Australia highlights a significant shortfall in the National Housing Accord target, projecting a shortage of 462,000 homes by 2029, which could save renters $90/week if addressed.

For Australian property professionals, these trends demand attention. Real estate agents must manage expectations for both landlords and tenants. Property managers face challenges balancing landlord returns with tenant affordability. Developers should explore opportunities in affordable housing. Investors must carefully assess yields, vacancy rates, and potential policy changes. This underlines the need for a multi-faceted approach to ensure secure and affordable housing for all Australians.

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Tuesday March 18, 2025Tuesday March 18, 2025Affordable Housing, Affordable Housing, Brisbane, Central Coast, Darwin, Dispute Resolution, Far North, Gold Coast, Hobart, Hunter, Maintenance, Melbourne, National, New South Wales, North Coast, Perth, Property, Queensland, Regional, Residential, Social Housing, South, South Coast, South West, State, Sunshine Coast, Tenant Rights, Training, Victoria

Rent Crisis: Staggering Sum Now Needed for Average Aussie Lease

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Australia's Rent Crisis: Implications for Property Professionals

The "2025 Priced Out" report, analysed by the Australian Property Network (APN) Consumer Affairs Team, highlights the escalating rent crisis in Australia. Rental stress is no longer limited to low-income earners; even individuals earning $100,000 per year struggle to find affordable housing. This crisis necessitates a thorough understanding of tenant rights and responsibilities by property professionals.

State and territory legislation organises rent increases, bond management, repairs, and eviction procedures. Property professionals must prioritise ethical conduct, including transparent communication, fair rent setting, and prompt responses to maintenance requests. We must familiarise ourselves with all legislative requirements to avoid legal issues.

The report identifies a significant shortfall in meeting housing targets, exacerbating affordability. Advocacy groups are calling for increased social housing investment and reforms to investor tax benefits. The Property Council also emphasises boosting housing supply. It is crucial to recognise the impact of these financial pressures and to act with empathy. Ongoing vigilance and proactive measures are essential; the industry must realise its responsibility in contributing to a more equitable rental market. Regular training sessions are necessary to organise our team for updated regulations.

XXXX-‘Can Van’ delivers beer and ice to Cyclone Alfred affected areas
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Thursday March 13, 2025Thursday March 13, 2025Analysis, Brisbane, Building Codes, Employment, Far North, Infrastructure, Loans, Local, Planning, Queensland, Regional, South, South West, State

Cyclone Alfred Relief: Beer Run Eases Blow for Stranded Far North Queenslanders

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Following Cyclone Alfred's impact on Southeast Queensland, immediate relief efforts are underway, with longer-term recovery posing significant challenges for the property sector. XXXX brewery's initiative, delivering beer and ice to affected areas like Brisbane South West, Ipswich, and the Redlands, highlights the role of businesses in community support, though its appropriateness is debated.

For Australian property professionals, the focus shifts to infrastructure assessment and repair, housing reconstruction, and economic recovery. This includes prioritising damage assessment to buildings to streamline the process and providing support for displaced residents, alongside ensuring that new builds are resilient to future disasters. The article stresses the economic consequences and emphasizes that the local economy can be stimulated by sourcing materials and labour locally.

The article underscores the importance of long-term disaster preparedness, requiring the assessment of current standards and emergency protocols, as well as community education on relevant risks and responses. Community-led initiatives, alongside professional expertise, are paramount for effective recovery and building community resilience in the face of future events. Rebuilding efforts must consider building codes and regulations to enhance resilience against future events.

Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred takes toll on supermarkets as shelves stripped bare far from impact zone
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Tuesday March 11, 2025Tuesday March 11, 2025Agricultural, Brisbane, Central Queensland, Far North, Far North Queensland, Forecasts, House, Infrastructure, Local, New South Wales, North Queensland, Property, Queensland, South, State

Cyclone Alfred’s Aftermath: Supermarket Shortages Hit Far North Queensland

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Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred's impact on Far North Queensland highlights critical vulnerabilities in supply chains, extending far beyond the regions directly hit. Supermarket shortages, driven by panic buying and logistical disruptions, expose the complexities of disaster recovery relevant to Australian property professionals.

The closure of key distribution centres and rail lines led to significant delivery delays, impacting both Coles and Woolworths, prompting retailers to seek alternative road transport solutions. For property professionals, this underscores the interdependence of infrastructure and supply chain resilience, especially in disaster-prone regions.

The cyclone substantially impacted agriculture, particularly in the Lockyer Valley, with farmers facing extensive crop damage and emotional distress. Expected delays in planting early winter crops could lead to potential price increases for consumers in the coming months. This situation emphasizes the vulnerability of the agricultural sector and its domino effect on the broader economy.

The article highlights the need for a holistic approach to disaster recovery, including addressing logistical bottlenecks, supporting agricultural producers, managing consumer behavior, and prioritising mental health. For property professionals, this calls for strategic investments in resilient infrastructure, diversified supply chains, and considering the social well-being of communities when planning and developing in these areas to mitigate the long-term consequences of similar events.

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Sunday March 9, 2025Sunday March 9, 2025Analysis, Brisbane, Building Codes, Closing, Far North, Forecasts, Global, Gold Coast, Government Policies, Inflation, Infrastructure, Insurance, Interest Rates, Local, National, New South Wales, Perspective, Planning, Property, Queensland, Residential, South, State

Bellingen Rescues & Cyclone Alfred Claims Soar: The Aftermath

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You are a property and disaster preparedness analyst for the Australian Property Network. Your task is to rewrite the following news article (in Australian English) for an audience interested in cyclone-related news and its impact on the property sector in Southeast Queensland. The rewritten article should: * Be a thorough revision of the original, maintaining...

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Sunday March 9, 2025Sunday March 9, 2025Analysis, Brisbane, Commercial, Far North, Growth, Infrastructure, Land, Leasing, Local, Property, Queensland, Regional, Residential, State

Redcape Stumps Up for Flagstone Pub as Hotel Market Heats Up

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Redcape Stumps Up for Flagstone Pub as Hotel Market Heats Up Redcape Hotel Group has expanded its Queensland portfolio with the acquisition of the newly constructed Flagstone Tavern, located in Brisbane’s southwest. The move highlights the ongoing activity in the Queensland hotel market, with both established players and new entrants vying for prime assets. Strategic...

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Thursday March 6, 2025Thursday March 6, 2025Analysis, Far North, Far North Queensland, New South Wales, North Coast, North Queensland, Property, Queensland, South, State

Cyclone Alfred: Twisted Track Delays Landfall, Far North Braces

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Despite Cyclone Alfred's delayed landfall, and while Southeast Queensland isn't directly impacted, this article emphasizes the critical, often overlooked, mental health consequences of cyclones, relevant for property professionals and residents across Australia. The emotional toll, as highlighted by UNSW anthropologist Dr. Heffernan, extends beyond immediate property damage, with individuals potentially experiencing prolonged distress, loneliness, fractured social networks, and "solastalgia" - a sense of loss connected to environmental damage following a disaster. Strong community connection is crucial for recovery, fostering open communication and shared support. The article underscores the importance of readily available mental health resources; especially for property owners, investors, and rental tenants. NSW government officials emphasize the normalcy of feeling stressed and anxious and promote utilisation of 24/7 available Mental Health Services such as Beyond Blue (1300 22 4636). This is critical for creating resilient environments and ensuring the well-being of communities affected by natural disasters, particularly for those grappling with property-related anxieties in the wake of such events.

What makes Tropical Cyclone Alfred different from the others
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Thursday March 6, 2025Thursday March 6, 2025Far North, Far North Queensland, Gold Coast, Insurance, Kimberley, New South Wales, North Queensland, Northern Territory, Property, Queensland, Regional, South, State

Cyclone Alfred: What Sets This One Apart, Mate?

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Cyclone Alfred presents unique challenges for Queensland and northern NSW property professionals due to its rare formation as one of three cyclones, its unusually slow and erratic movement, and its uncommon southerly track. This results in prolonged coastal impacts: extended rainfall, coastal erosion and increased storm surge threat. Property owners should immediately inspect properties for vulnerabilities, secure loose items, and review insurance coverage.

Key advice for property professionals includes acting swiftly to advise clients about preventative measures, and to be across relevant Queensland Government initiatives like the Queensland Reconstruction Authority and Get Ready Queensland. Furthermore, be familiar with community support offered by organisations such as GIVIT and Red Cross. Moreton Bay residents affected by the cyclone are now eligible for disaster relief funding including grants for essential household contents and structural repairs. APN urges property professionals to stay informed and support their communities during this challenging time.

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Monday March 3, 2025Monday March 3, 2025Agricultural, Commercial, Far North, Far North Queensland, Growth, House, Infrastructure, Land, Local, National, North Queensland, Property, Queensland, Residential, Rural, State

Unveiling Tully: The Heart of Australia’s Wet Tropics and Its Hidden Gems

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Welcome to the Neighbourhood Nestled between the lush mountains of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area and the breathtaking coast of Far North Queensland, Tully is a vibrant rural town bursting with personality. Known for its incredibly diverse ecosystem and rich agricultural land, this charming locality serves as a gateway to adventure and tranquillity alike....

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Sunday March 2, 2025Sunday March 2, 2025Analysis, Building Codes, Due Diligence, Far North, Insurance, National, North Queensland, Property, Queensland, South

NQ Quake: Property Impact Analysis

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A magnitude 4.3 earthquake struck 17km from Townsville, QLD at a depth of 10km last night, shaking homes and prompting over 5000 reports of tremors felt as far north as Cairns and south as Mackay. Residents described the event as an "explosion" followed by rumbling. While no major damage was reported, authorities warned of possible aftershocks. The Joint Australian Tsunami Warning Centre confirmed no tsunami threat. This event serves as a reminder for Australian property professionals in Queensland and surrounding areas to review building codes and insurance policies regarding seismic activity, and to advise clients accordingly. A smaller 3.3 magnitude earthquake was also recorded near Muswellbrook, NSW.

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Monday February 24, 2025Monday February 24, 2025Community Engagement, Far North, Far North Queensland, Land, Local, North Queensland, Planning, Planning Regulations, Property, Queensland, State, Zoning, Zoning Regulations

Swooping Season & Property: Managing Magpie Risks

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Australian property professionals operating in tropical Queensland, particularly near the Daintree Rainforest, should be aware of cassowaries, an endangered and potentially dangerous bird. These large, flightless birds play a vital role in the rainforest ecosystem but can be aggressive, especially when fed by humans. Avoid feeding them and if encountered, remain calm, put your hands behind your back, and try to blend in with the surroundings. Do not run, as they are fast runners. Be mindful of reflective surfaces like dark cars and windows, which can agitate them. Understanding cassowary behaviour is crucial for both personal safety and conservation efforts in these areas.

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Sunday February 9, 2025Sunday February 9, 2025Agricultural, Brisbane, Far North, Global, Infrastructure, Land, Local, National, National Perspective, New South Wales, Pastoral, Perspective, Queensland, Rural, South, Sustainability, Tasmania, Victoria

From Outback to Undulating Hills: Understanding the Role of Agricultural Subsidies in Shaping Australia’s Pastoral Properties and Rural Lifestyles

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Byline: APN National Perspective This information is for general guidance only and not financial advice. The Backbone of Rural Australia Australia is a vast and diverse land, stretching from arid outback to lush, undulating hills, with each region offering its unique charm and challenges. For the pastoralists who call this country home, every sunrise paints...

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Saturday February 8, 2025Saturday February 8, 2025Far North, Far North Queensland, Growth, Insight, Local, National, National Perspective, North Queensland, Perspective, Property, Queensland, Sunshine Coast, Sustainability, Western Australia

Unveiling Australia’s Hidden Gems: In-Depth Reviews of Coastal Resorts and Luxury Holiday Homes for Savvy Investors and Lifestyle Seekers

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By APN National Perspective Disclaimer: This information is for general guidance only and not financial advice. Introduction: The Allure of Australia’s Coastline Australia’s coastline sprawls over 34,000 kilometres, dotted with serene beaches, lush national parks, and picturesque towns that provide a unique blend of relaxation and adventure. The phrase “hidden gem” often conjures images of...

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Saturday February 1, 2025Saturday February 1, 2025Far North, Far North Queensland, Loans, Local, National, National Perspective, North Queensland, Perspective, Property, Property Management, Queensland, Sustainability, Tax Laws, Zoning

Securing Your Slice of Paradise: A Comprehensive Guide to Investing in Coastal Resorts and Holiday Homes in Australia

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By APN National Perspective This information is for general guidance only and not financial advice. Imagine waking up to the sound of waves crashing against golden sands, the sun rising over the horizon illuminating your slice of paradise. For many Australians, owning a coastal retreat or investing in a holiday resort isn’t just a dream;...

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Friday January 24, 2025Friday January 24, 2025Closing, Commercial, Employment, Energy Efficiency, Far North, Far North Queensland, Global, Growth, Insight, Investment Strategies, Land, Local, National, National Perspective, North Queensland, Perspective, Property, Property Prices, Queensland, Regional, Residential, State, Sustainability

Where the Wild Things Are: Adventures in Regional Queensland

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By APN National Perspective As we journey through 2025, the pulse of Australia’s economy beats strongly in the heart of its regions. For property professionals, understanding the dynamics of regional Queensland is not just beneficial—it’s essential. The great land beyond the urban sprawl holds hidden treasures, both in terms of lifestyle and investment prospects. But...

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Thursday January 23, 2025Thursday January 23, 2025Agricultural, Commercial, Economic Factors, Far North, Far North Queensland, Growth, Industrial, Infrastructure, Investment Strategies, Local, North Queensland, Office, Property, Queensland, Regional, Retail, Rural, Sustainability, Zoning

Emerging Commercial Property Investment Trends in 2025: A Focus on Mareeba, Queensland

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By: APN Local Analyst This information is for general guidance only and not financial advice. Introduction The commercial property landscape in Australia has seen significant transformations in recent years, shaped by evolving economic, social, and environmental factors. As we step into 2025, the town of Mareeba, Queensland, emerges as a focal point for new commercial...

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Wednesday January 22, 2025Wednesday January 22, 2025Commercial, Energy Efficiency, Far North, Far North Queensland, Global, Growth, Industrial, Inflation, Infrastructure, Interest Rates, Investment Strategies, Land, Leasing, Local, North Queensland, Property, Property Management, Queensland, Regional, Residential, Retail, Rural, Sustainability, Zoning

Kuranda Queensland Commercial Property Investment Trends 2025: Navigating Opportunities and Challenges in a Dynamic Market

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By APN Local Analyst Introduction As we stride into 2025, the commercial property landscape in Kuranda, a picturesque village located within Far North Queensland, is evolving rapidly. With its unique blend of tourism and rural lifestyles, Kuranda presents a unique opportunity for property investors. This article delves into the current trends, emerging opportunities, and potential...

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Wednesday January 22, 2025Wednesday January 22, 2025Agricultural, Far North, Far North Queensland, Gippsland, Growth, Hunter, Land, Local, National, National Perspective, North Queensland, Perspective, Planning, Property, Queensland, Regional, Rural, Sustainability, Victoria

Exploring Australia’s Rural Tourism: A Journey Through Scenic Homesteads, Vibrant Farming Communities, and Authentic Lifestyle Experiences

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By APN National Perspective Australia is a land of breathtaking landscapes and diverse cultures, where every corner tells a story. For those yearning to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and dive into the serene embrace of rural living, Australia’s rural tourism offers a magnificent opportunity. From scenic homesteads nestled in lush foliage...

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Wednesday January 22, 2025Wednesday January 22, 2025Far North, Far North Queensland, Forecasts, Growth, House, Kimberley, Local, National, National Perspective, New South Wales, North Queensland, Perspective, Property, Queensland, South, Western Australia

Swimming Into Serenity: Exploring Australia’s Top Coastal Resorts and Holiday Homes for Investment and Leisure

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By APN National Perspective Australia’s coast stretches over 34,000 kilometres, embracing a variety of stunning landscapes, vibrant ecosystems, and relaxed lifestyles. While many of us dream of dipping our toes in the azure waters of the Pacific or enjoying sunset strolls along pristine beaches, some also see the potential for investment. In this article, we...

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Tuesday January 21, 2025Tuesday January 21, 2025Far North, Far North Queensland, Growth, House, Infrastructure, Local, North Queensland, Property, Queensland, State, Sustainability

Discovering Mossman: A Hidden Gem of Queensland’s Daintree Region and Its Rich Cultural Tapestry

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Welcome to the Neighborhood If you’re on the lookout for a friendly community nestled in one of Queensland’s most breathtaking landscapes, look no further than Mossman. Often overshadowed by its more famous neighbours, this quaint town is perched on the edge of the Daintree Rainforest, offering residents a unique blend of natural beauty and vibrant...

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Sunday January 19, 2025Sunday January 19, 2025Certifications, Far North, Far North Queensland, Kangaroo Island, Local, National, National Perspective, North Queensland, Northern Territory, Perspective, Property, Property Management, Queensland, Sustainability

Sustainable Features in Australia’s Best Coastal Resorts and Holiday Homes: Invest Smartly While Embracing Eco-Friendly Living

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By APN National Perspective This information is for general guidance only and not financial advice. Introduction As we continue to navigate the complexities of climate change and environmental stewardship, the appeal of sustainable living has gained momentum particularly in the realm of coastal resorts and holiday homes. Australia, with its stunning landscapes and diverse ecosystems,...

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Sunday January 19, 2025Sunday January 19, 2025Agricultural, Far North, Land, Lifestyle Properties, Local, National, National Perspective, Perspective, Queensland, Rural, Sunshine Coast, Sustainability, Water Conservation

Exploring Australia’s Rustic Heart: The Intersection of Native Title, Farming Practices, and Lifestyle Properties in the Vibrant Regions of Queensland and Beyond

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By APN National Perspective Introduction Australia is often celebrated for its vast and rugged landscapes, from the sunburnt red earth of the Outback to the lush greenery of our coastal regions. Yet, it is in the heart of our rural landscape where a unique tapestry of culture, tradition, and progressive farming practices comes to life....

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Thursday January 16, 2025Thursday January 16, 2025Employment, Far North, Far North Queensland, Growth, Infrastructure, Interest Rates, Loans, Local, Mortgages, National, National Perspective, North Queensland, Perspective, Planning, Property, Property Prices, Queensland, Regional, Sunshine Coast, Sustainability, Upgrading

How Key National Indicators are Shaping the Future of Queensland’s Regional Property Market

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Wednesday January 15, 2025Wednesday January 15, 2025Far North, Far North Queensland, House, Insurance, Investment Strategies, Local, National, National Perspective, North Queensland, Perspective, Property, Queensland

Maximising Rental Income: Essential Holiday Home Insurance Tips for Investors in Australia’s Tropical North and Coastal Getaways

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By APN National Perspective Introduction Owning a holiday home in Australia’s Tropical North or along our stunning coastlines can be a dream come true. From the azure waters of the Great Barrier Reef to the lush landscapes of Far North Queensland, there’s not much that can beat the bliss of retreating to your own slice...

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Monday January 13, 2025Monday January 13, 2025Far North, Far North Queensland, Infrastructure, Local, Maintenance, National, National Perspective, North Queensland, Perspective, Queensland, Sustainability, Water Conservation, Zoning

Exploring Off-Grid Living: Investing in Sustainable Resorts and Holiday Homes Across Australia’s Breathtaking Landscapes

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By APN National Perspective This information is for general guidance only and not financial advice. Introduction Imagine waking up to the gentle sounds of nature, sipping your morning coffee while gazing out over rolling hills, pristine beaches, or lush forests. This idyllic scene is more within reach than ever as off-grid living and sustainable resorts...

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Sunday January 12, 2025Sunday January 12, 2025Far North, Far North Queensland, Growth, House, Infrastructure, Local, North Queensland, Property, Queensland, Residential, Retail, State

Exploring Douglas, Queensland: A Hidden Gem of Natural Beauty and Local Culture

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Nestled in the tropical embrace of Far North Queensland, Douglas is a hidden gem that seamlessly blends stunning natural beauty with warm local culture. Known for its rich biodiversity and lush surroundings, this family-friendly suburb is perfect for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life while still enjoying access to essential...

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Sunday January 12, 2025Sunday January 12, 2025Buying a Property, Far North, Far North Queensland, Gold Coast, Growth, Interest Rates, Loans, Local, Maintenance, Mornington Peninsula, National, National Perspective, New South Wales, North Queensland, Perspective, Property, Property Management, Queensland, South, Sustainability, Victoria

Unlocking Paradise: Your Ultimate Property Search Guide to Australia’s Best Resorts and Holiday Homes for Investment and Lifestyle Living

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By: APN National Perspective This information is for general guidance only and not financial advice. Introduction In the heart of Australia lies a golden opportunity—an invitation to unlock the paradise of owning a resort or holiday home. Whether you’re looking for an investment that promises returns or a slice of heaven to retreat to, this...

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Sunday January 12, 2025Sunday January 12, 2025Far North, Far North Queensland, Gold Coast, Growth, Insurance, Interest Rates, Investment Strategies, Loans, Local, Maintenance, Mortgages, National, National Perspective, North Queensland, Perspective, Property, Property Management, Queensland

Navigating Mortgages for Dream Beachfront Homes: Investment Strategies and Lifestyle Tips for Holiday Resorts in Queensland and Beyond

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Introduction Ah, the allure of the Australian coastline! From the golden sands of the Gold Coast to the serene shores of Far North Queensland, the dream of owning a beachfront home seems to spark a flicker of hope in many, promising both an enviable lifestyle and a robust investment opportunity. As we enter 2025, the...

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Saturday January 11, 2025Saturday January 11, 2025Far North, Far North Queensland, Gold Coast, Growth, Interest Rates, Loans, Local, Maintenance, Mornington Peninsula, Mortgages, National, National Perspective, New South Wales, North Queensland, Perspective, Property, Property Management, Queensland, South, Sustainability, Tasmania, Victoria, Western Australia

Unlocking Paradise: The Ultimate Guide to Resort Properties and Holiday Homes in Australia’s Most Sought-After Destinations for Investment and Lifestyle Bliss

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By APN National Perspective Introduction: A Taste of Paradise Imagine waking up to the sound of waves gently lapping against the shore, the sun casting its golden rays on pristine beaches, or enjoying a cool breeze in the mountains with breathtaking views. In Australia, paradise isn’t just a dream—it’s a lifestyle embodied in resort properties...

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Saturday January 11, 2025Saturday January 11, 2025Brisbane, Decline, Employment, Far North, Far North Queensland, Gold Coast, Growth, Infrastructure, Local, Melbourne, National, National Perspective, North Queensland, Perspective, Property, Queensland, Regional, Sunshine Coast, Sustainability

Unlocking the Secrets: How Key National Indicators are Transforming Queensland’s Regional Property Market

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By APN National Perspective This information is for general guidance only and not financial advice. Introduction Queensland, often celebrated for its sun-drenched beaches and vibrant lifestyle, is undergoing a profound transformation in its regional property market. A confluence of key national indicators is driving change, creating waves of opportunity for property professionals and investors alike....

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