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Investors fear housing bubble will pop

ERIC JOHNSTON The Sydney Morning Herald 11.03.2010

Fraser Island assets up for sale

Staff Writer Property Report 11.03.2010
Investors fear housing bubble will pop

WHEN the chief executive of the Commonwealth Bank, Ralph Norris, recently caught up with investors in New York, talks soon turned to the topic of the heady Australian housing market.

Fraser Island assets up for sale

Kingfisher Bay Resort Village Pty Ltd have appointed exclusive agents Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels to market for sale their multi-award winning freehold and leasehold resort interests and associated businesses on Fraser Island.

Australia property sales hit record

SYDNEY — Australian real estate prices are rising strongly and show no signs of abating, analysts said Monday, after weekly sales in one state hit a record 1.025 billion dollars (920 million US).

5,200 Australians strip for nude photo shoot in Sydney

About 5,200 naked people have lined up to embraced each other on the steps of Sydney's Opera House for a photo shoot by American nudist photographer Spencer Tunick.

Australian property values up 1.8 percent in January: RP Data

Australia's runaway property market is refusing to slow, with the average home rising almost 2 percent in value last month.

Thai names shortlisted for baby elephant born in Melbourne zoo

Members of the public are being invited to help name the baby elephant born last month at Melbourne Zoo.

Grandmother fights off shark while snorkelling near Great Barrier Reef

A grandmother told yesterday how she fought off a shark that bit chunks from her legs and buttocks as she was snorkelling near the Great Barrier Reef in Australia.

Australian court sentences 5 men in terror plot

SYDNEY — An Australian court Monday sentenced five Muslim men to prison terms of 23 to 28 years after convicting them of preparing for terror attacks on unspecified targets by stockpiling explosive chemicals and firearms.

A bonus is a must, says the real estate crowd

The Sydney Morning Herald 08.02.2010

SYDNEY — Australia on Monday axed 20,000 migrant applications in a major overhaul aimed at clamping down on foreign students gaining permanent residency through courses such as hairdressing and cookery.

A bonus is a must, says the real estate crowd

A cutback in executive performance payments has implications for those selling houses, writes Property Editor Jonathan Chancellor.


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