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The Victorian Government has based its roadmap to reopening and the precise nature of ongoing restrictions upon Melbourne University's Dynamic Policy Model.

ALL eyes were on Victoria last weekend as State Premier Daniel Andrews announced the Stage Four lockdown will continue to September 28 and a ban on private inspections until October 26.

RAY WHITE New Plymouth has taken the region by storm as a hat-trick of auction campaigns finished with all three properties being sold for a combined value of more than NZ$1,000,000.

THE fallout from the decision by the Victorian Government to forbid private inspections in metropolitan Melbourne until October 26 continues to hurt vulnerable sellers.

THE incredible, riverside mansion at 154 Virginia Avenue, Hawthorne has been home to some of the city’s most well-known names but is now set to have a new owner.

RAY WHITE Whitsunday has just booked a record month of sales, with many Melbourne buyers in lockdown dreaming of an idyllic tropical location which has inspired a run of “sight unseen” sales.

CHRISTCHURCH auctions sprung into action in Alert Level 2 as Ray White offices across The Garden City sold 10 properties under the hammer for a combined value of NZ$6,822,000.

Dan White, Managing Director of the Ray White Group,  is asking the Victorian Government to reconsider its ban on private inspections.

As our community dealt with lockdowns in Victoria and New Zealand, and heard strong opinions from many that New South Wales should follow suit, the real estate market in Australia and New Zealand continued to march on in August.

AUSTRALASIA’s largest real estate company has launched its annual spring campaign dubbed ‘What are you waiting for?’

IT WAS a first in the Ray White Whangarei auction rooms recently as they conducted their first ever remote online auction night - with their auctioneer in isolation over 150km away in Auckland.

A NUMBER of outstanding auction results across the country ensured it was a sizzling start on spring’s first September Saturday as vendors basked in what remains a hot seller’s market.