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Dollars and Sense

The Palaszczuk Government has announced a tenancy skills training package that will help around...

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Safety issues topping the list as renting survey shifts focus

More than 97 per cent of people who have taken part in the Palaszczuk Government’s Open Doors to...

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Greater protection for vulnerable home owners under Palaszczuk Government reforms

Owners of manufactured homes would enjoy greater consumer protection across Queensland under...

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More than 35,000 Queenslanders have their say on Palaszczuk Government rental reform

Minister for Housing and Public Works Mick de Brenni today (Sunday) helped doorknock homes in his...

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Impacts of Taking Your Super Early

Your superannuation takes a journey of many years. Not unlike the long journey taken by Greek hero...

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Bishop Collins
by Bishop Collins

Investment Property deductions are on the ATO’s Radar

Statistics recently published by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) reveal that the vast majority...

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by Bishop Collins

Three things you should know about Superannuation

Let’s set the scene. You are currently working in Real Estate. You’re either a principle or...

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by Bishop Collins

The First Time Home Buyer

In a changing market, it is important to understand the needs of all prospective buyers. With house...

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Professor Malcolm Cathcart
by Professor Malcolm Cathcart

Domestic violence laws commence soon

Tenants trapped in violent relationships will be protected by new renting reforms, which come into...

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President’s Message – Happy New Year

Since its inception, the Association has helped many real estate professionals to develop their...

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Professor Malcolm Cathcart
by Professor Malcolm Cathcart

Dollars and Sense

The Palaszczuk Government has announced a tenancy skills training package that will help around...

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NREA
by NREA

Safety issues topping the list as renting survey shifts focus

More than 97 per cent of people who have taken part in the Palaszczuk Government’s Open Doors to...

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NREA
by NREA

Greater protection for vulnerable home owners under Palaszczuk Government reforms

Owners of manufactured homes would enjoy greater consumer protection across Queensland under...

Continue reading
NREA
by NREA

More than 35,000 Queenslanders have their say on Palaszczuk Government rental reform

Minister for Housing and Public Works Mick de Brenni today (Sunday) helped doorknock homes in his...

Continue reading
NREA
by NREA

Impacts of Taking Your Super Early

Your superannuation takes a journey of many years. Not unlike the long journey taken by Greek hero...

Continue reading
Bishop Collins
by Bishop Collins

Investment Property deductions are on the ATO’s Radar

Statistics recently published by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) reveal that the vast majority...

Continue reading
Bishop Collins
by Bishop Collins

Three things you should know about Superannuation

Let’s set the scene. You are currently working in Real Estate. You’re either a principle or...

Continue reading
Bishop Collins
by Bishop Collins

The First Time Home Buyer

In a changing market, it is important to understand the needs of all prospective buyers. With house...

Continue reading
Professor Malcolm Cathcart
by Professor Malcolm Cathcart