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The power of community and a shared vision took center stage at the annual South Gippsland Charity Golf Day, where the team at Ray White Inverloch helped clear a major milestone for local women in need.

Australian farmland prices reached a new record in the March quarter. Transaction volumes fell to their lowest level in recent memory. Those two facts sitting alongside each other tell a story worth reading carefully.

A rare slice of Australian history and natural paradise is on the market for the first time in nearly three decades.

For Macy Everingham, being named the 2026 Wellington Show Young Woman represented far more than a title; it was an opportunity to advocate for the regional communities she called home.

More than 3,700 people registered for Ray White's Federal Budget webinar, making it the most in-demand customer-facing webinar the group has ever hosted as investors sought answers on sweeping changes to Australia's property tax landscape.

A landmark agricultural opportunity has arrived in the Goulburn Valley with the listing of a premier four-orchard portfolio, offering a combined 254 hectares of high-yielding horticultural land.

Rental supply is not interchangeable across geographies. The Budget's investor changes will land one way in capital cities and another in regional Australia, where the underlying maths has always been its own story.

The 2026 Ray White Livestock Rockhampton Working Dog Sale & Trial wrapped on 3 May with a 93.8% clearance and $664,500 gross, one of the strongest results the event has recorded and a clear signal that demand for proven working dogs is still climbing.

Craig Taylor, a 20-year real estate professional, joined the Ray White Rural Murwillumbah team in 2017.

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.