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Fuel and fertiliser costs are squeezing Australian agriculture hard. The 2026 Budget offers partial relief but structural pressure on farm costs and rural land values remains.

Those looking at a property for sale for the first time may attend an auction and hear the phrase "vendor bid" - but possibly won't know what that means.

Livestock commodity cycles drive grazing property performance. When cattle and sheep prices reach record levels, the revenue generated by grazing enterprises reshapes land valuations across different states and regions unevenly.

The 2026 CQ Performance Horse Sale & Campdraft has cemented its place as one of Australia's premier performance horse events, with Ray White Rural Gracemere delivering $976,000 in combined gross sales.

Ray White Rural has appointed Liam Kirkwood as National Livestock Manager, a promotion that's been written on the wall for anyone who's watched his career.

A rare 12-hectare lifestyle estate in the tightly held enclave of Upper Crystal Creek in Murwillumbah has hit the market, offering a unique blend of historical charm, luxury living and a pre-approved path to a high-yield tourism enterprise.

Dryland cropping land values tell different stories by state depending on season, commodity prices and relative affordability. Understanding which factors drive value in each region requires looking beyond national harvest averages.

Australian farmers are no strangers to cost pressure, but the speed and scale of the current diesel price spike is in a category of its own.

Ron and Jen Berkley, principals of Ray White Inverell are marking an extraordinary milestone: 25 years of dedication, innovation, and leadership in the real estate industry.

Stanthorpe has come full circle, with one of Ray White Rural and Livestock’s original franchises officially welcomed back into the fold.

Remarkable properties offer what city living can’t: uninterrupted horizons, absolute seclusion and the freedom that comes with space - as seen in the March edition of Luxury Homes magazine.

An 1875 Catholic church in regional New South Wales has been listed for sale after a remarkable transformation from a derelict stone relic into a luxurious modern retreat.