NSW 2025/2026 Compulsory CPD update
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NSW 2025/2026 Compulsory CPD update
Read MoreAugust 2025 Newsletter
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NSW CPD update: CPD requirements for 2025/26 year -
SIGNIFICANT CHANGES!QLD CPD update: Discount offered!
Industry updates: Unions back explosive new crackdown on property tax breaks
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Employment opportunity!
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We are seeking a Sales Associate to partner with our sales teams across our Retirement Living villages in Sydney’s Northern Beaches. This role is 12-month fixed term contract and will be based at our Dee Why Gardens village with movement around the Northern Beaches to our Belrose & Mona Vale villages.
Read MoreUnions back explosive new crackdown on property tax breaks
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Tax perks for landlords with multiple homes could soon be scrapped under explosive new reforms backed by Australia’s unions.
Read MoreNSW tackles AI real estate pics
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NSW landlords and agents will need to admit when they've used AI to deceptively edit real estate pictures under new laws introduced by the NSW government.
Read MoreFOMO fuels housing market ahead of back-to-back rate cuts
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Buyer FOMO is returning as homeseekers look to get ahead of the competition, with Tuesday’s interest rate decision set to mark a crucial tipping point for the property market.
Read MoreNSW CPD requirements for the 2025-2026 year
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The 2025 - 2026 CPD year commenced on 1 July 2025 and finishes on 30 June 2026.
Read MoreHot or not? Where property markets are heating up and cooling down
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Price growth has reignited in some markets after years of stagnation, but in other parts of the country the heat is coming out.
Read MoreJune 2025 Newsletter
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Newsletter snapshot:
NSW CPD update: Upcoming CPD Webinars & Face-to-face training!
QLD CPD update: Discount offered!
Industry updates: Hot or not? Where property markets are heating up and cooling down, changes to rental laws in NSW.
QUIZ TIME!! - answer all of the questions correctly for your chance to win!
Changes to rental laws
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The new laws will make it easier for renters to keep pets in their home. A landlord will only be able to refuse a pet for certain reasons.
Read More‘Make housing a priority from day one’: What the property industry wants after landslide election
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Aussie voters have given the Albanese government a second term in a landslide win, but the property industry says the government must get straight to work on building more homes.
Read MoreMelbourne 2030: Where median house price rises are projected to rise most in five years
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Husband and wife Mal and Dushi Odris are looking forward to a tree-change in Melbourne’s northeast.
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