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MORE than 260 guests from as far as Albany in Western Australia, Timboon in Victoria, Tumbarumba in New South Wales, Port Augusta in South Australia and Barcaldine in Queensland logged in to Zoom to celebrate the annual Ray White Rural and Livestock awards

RAY WHITE Whitsunday Principal Mark Beale will be adding a new feather to his cap with the opening of the office’s rural business this month.

Leading agency Ray White Rural is set to open its first livestock business in Tasmania with experienced stock agent Noel Hardstaff and Catherine Neville.

OAKEY locals Geoff and Julie Byers (pictured above) have lived and breathed agribusiness for decades and are now expanding to real estate with the opening of Ray White Rural Oakey.

Ray White Ipswich principal Warren Ramsey is expanding his growing business and opening a rural franchise in his hometown to service the rural needs of the Ipswich and
Somerset regions, the Brisbane Valley and the Scenic Rim rural communities.

BANGALOW real estate agent Greg Price knows every fence line from the Bay to Dunoon after more than four decades working in the sought-after north coast region of NSW.

REGISTERED bidders from across the nation competed for 228 lots at the 46th annual Ray White Equine Dalby Stock Horse Sale, with sales under the hammer totalling more than $2,450,000, culminating in a clearance rate of 86 per cent.

REGISTERED bidders from across the nation competed for 228 lots at the 46th annual Ray White Equine Dalby Stock Horse Sale (pictured above), with sales under the hammer totalling more than $2,450,000, culminating in a clearance rate of 86 per cent.

AUSTRALASIA’S largest real estate group have chosen Cooma to launch their latest office, at the gateway to the NSW Snowy Mountain region.

Ray White Rural Albury has finalised a merger with successful stud consultancy GTSM to form a one-stop rural business serving clients Australia-wide in the area of beef, sheep, horses, machinery, clearance and real estate sales.

RAY White Rural chairman Paul White has donated another $100,000 to the Drought Angels which will help support farming families in need in the lead up to Christmas.

IT’S BEEN more than a year since the devastating 2019-2020 bushfire season during which countless Australians stepped up to help their neighbours and local communities.