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Located 823 km south-west of Sydney and 80 metres above sea level, Barham, the largest town in Wakool Shire, and its twin town Koondrook (combined population 1217) sit on opposite sides of the Murray River. Although in NSW Barham is twice as far from Sydney as Melbourne and is therefore economically and culturally oriented to Victoria. It is Aussie Rules rather than Rugby League which excites the most interest here.
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News, lifestyle tips and helpful advice to get you the most out of your property.
Jul 15, 2026
The Home Features Australians Want Most in 2026
For many Australians, the idea of a perfect home has become less about grand designs and more about how a space feels and functions in everyday life. Over the past few years, our routines have evolved. Homes are no longer simply places we return to at the end of the day. They have become offices,…
Tasmania’s commercial property market finds fresh momentum in 2026
Halfway through 2026, Tasmania’s commercial property market is telling a clear story: more deals are getting done, prices are holding steady on the year, and the centre of activity remains firmly in the South. After a solid 2025, the first six months of 2026 have brought a genuine lift in transaction activity across the state’s…
For many Australians, the idea of multiple generations living under one roof was once considered something from the past. Today, it is becoming an increasingly common reality. Across metropolitan suburbs, regional towns and rural communities, more families are embracing multi-generational living arrangements as they navigate changing economic conditions, shifting family dynamics and evolving lifestyle priorities.…
June rounded out the financial year with a year high of 33 transactions across Tasmania’s commercial property market. Sales spanned all sectors, while buyer demand was largely drawn from local owner-occupiers, developers and interstate investors across all three regions. The South again recorded the highest volume of activity, with notable depth across the industrial, development site and retail sectors. Development land was a particular feature, headlined by the 5–9…
The RBA Has Held Rates. What Happens Next for Property?
As we move through the middle of 2026, Australia’s property market finds itself at an interesting crossroads. The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has elected to leave the cash rate unchanged at 4.35% following its June meeting, providing some welcome certainty after three rate increases earlier in the year. While the decision doesn’t remove affordability…
