Resilience in the rain
The rain came down, day after day, week after week. It wasn’t just a summer storm or the usual wet season downpour; it was relentless.
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25 years of a rural maven
Tracie Robertson and Stephen Nell
Property and livestock agent joins proud family business
Geoff Trost, a long-standing figure in the rural real estate industry, has been the proud owner of Ray White Rural Crows Nest for an impressive 20 years.
Celebrating our powerhouse women this International Women's Day
This International Women’s Day, we’re celebrating the inspirational women that have led the way in real estate and made a lasting impact at Ray White.
Duo bring experience and community focus to Ray White Palmerston
Experienced real estate professionals Andrew Harding and Ryan Rowsell have teamed up to open Ray White Palmerston.
A community focus for the Hills district
Seema Joshi, an experienced professional with a strong background in management accounting and a passion for real estate, is proud to announce the launch of Ray White Beaumont Hills.
First day of autumn delivers outstanding results
The first day of autumn brought with it a flurry of outstanding auction results with buyers out in numbers across the country.
Ray White Taylors Lakes smashes $13.3M in auction sales
Ray White Taylors Lakes kicked off February with a bang, hosting an action-packed in-room auction event that saw $13,393,500 worth of north west Melbourne real estate change hands.
Townsville outpaces the rest of the regional Queensland
AFTER years of depressed prices, Townsville is experiencing the fastest growing house prices of all the regional cities in the Sunshine State.
Ray White drums up almost 10,000 new appraisals
Ray White’s 17th call-a-thon saw some 9,568 appraisals booked across Australasia during the latest action packed appraisal drive, 100 per cent powered by NurtureCloud, the group’s cutting edge prop tech platform.
North Queensland Bio Energy
North Qld Bio Energy
New Campaign for the Shire
Hinchinbrook Shire Council has launched a new campaign aimed at bringing more tourists into the region.
Whales near Hinchinbrook Island and Lucinda
Ingham offers slice of Italian culture
A GREAT weekend of food, fun and festivities made the 20th anniversary of the Ingham Australian Italian Festival a time to remember. Thousands of visitors came through the gates at the TYTO Wetlands on August 2-3 to soak in the authentic Italian culture while enjoying mouth-watering homemade cuisine. reed on……… Ingham … Read more
Forrest Beach
Forrest Beach is a growing beach side community approx 1.5 hours north from Townsville and just 15 minutes from the thriving town of Ingham which boasts all the amenities for a wonderful lifestyle.Forrest Beach has a Supermarket, Medical centre, Newsagency, School, Pharmacy, take-aways, Surf Club plus the recently refurbished Hotel. … Read more
Taylors Beach
Taylors Beach is the central beach in the Shire, located between Forrest Beach and Lucinda, approximately 24 km east of Ingham. With the island and fringing reefs so close like Lady Elliot Reef or the Palm Island Group including the magnificent Orpheus Island Taylors Beach is a popular destination for … Read more
Lucinda
Lucinda, the sleepy little coastal village at the southern end of the Hinchinbrook Channel, one of the best fishing spots in all of Queensland,. It is the closest mainland connection to the beautifulHinchinbrookIslandand the closest access point to the renowned Hinchinbrook Channel. Lucinda is also home to the world’s largest … Read more
Good Fortune for
Construction of a $500 million State Government approved renewable power, sugar and bio products facility in Ingham, North Queensland, is on target for completion in 2016 following a breakthrough agreement with an international partner announced today. In a joint statement, North Queensland Bio-Energy Corporation Limited (NQBE) and China’s Nanning Good … Read more
