Futurist shares shocking insights at Connect 2025
With a career spanning 25 years as a tech entrepreneur and CEO, Melissa Clark-Reynolds is a trailblazing futurist and one of New Zealand’s most respected business thinkers.
With a career spanning 25 years as a tech entrepreneur and CEO, Melissa Clark-Reynolds is a trailblazing futurist and one of New Zealand’s most respected business thinkers.
Dr Jess Gallagher stands as Australia's most versatile Paralympic athlete, holding the unique distinction of being the only Australian - Olympic or Paralympic - to win medals at both Summer and Winter Paralympic Games.
Attendees at Ray White’s Connect conference today were privy to an abundance of learning opportunities, with 16 breakout sessions covering a range of topics from tech, succession, wellbeing, leadership, cyber security, property management, and more.
The commercial breakout room at the Connect Conference was inspiring, with John Bertrand AO, legendary skipper of Australia’s historic 1983 America’s Cup victory, delivering a powerful session, exploring what it takes to push beyond limits.
More than 3000 members of the leading property group Ray White came together and celebrated the 2025 financial year on the Gold Coast last night.
Some of Ray White’s top luxury agents came together in a session hosted by Ray White New Zealand marketing manager Larissa Tuhaka to showcase their expertise and share what it really takes to be a successful luxury real estate agent.
Human connection and good leadership go hand-in-hand - it’s a powerful tool crucial for team success.
Economic data and up to date market commentary will decide who survives in the property industry, according to Ray White Chief Economist Nerida Conisbee and top finance journalist Chris Kohler from 9News.
Ray White’s biggest conference ever - Connect 2025 - has officially kicked off on the Gold Coast with more than 3000 members travelling from across Australia, New Zealand and Indonesia to be inspired and motivated to explore new horizons.
Beloved Formula 1 superstar Daniel Ricciardo headlined Ray White’s Connect conference today, wowing more than 3000 attendees in a rare sit-down interview with renowned sports presenter Mel McLaughlin.
First-home buyers are out in force and well prepared to challenge their more experienced counterparts in Adelaide’s competitive market. Industry experts say the city’s affordability, interest rate cuts – the latest taking the official cash rate to 3.85 per cent – as well as government incentives are fuelling them. It … Read more
The Reserve Bank of Australia has kept interest rates on hold today, maintaining its cautious approach. This decision reflects growing uncertainties in the global economy, particularly stemming from US trade policies and ongoing geopolitical tensions. The Australian economy continues to show unexpected resilience, with unemployment remaining relatively low and consumer … Read more
Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers handed down his fourth federal budget. This year the budget is in a deficit, meaning it will spend more than it earns, with the government saying it was designed to help Australians with the cost of living. We have broken down some of the key takeaways … Read more
The Williams’s were only in their 60s when they sold up the family home and moved into a retirement village in search of a globetrotting lifestyle of leisure. When they aren’t leading travel groups – described as Contiki for seniors – around the world, Julie, 72, and Kevin Williams, 76, … Read more
December 2024 House Price Report Adelaide house prices rose for the eighth consecutive quarter, climbing by almost $25,000 (2.5%) over the December quarter to reach a new record of $992,193. However, the pace of quarterly growth has slowed to about one-third of its rate in the previous quarter and is … Read more
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has again kept the cash rate on hold this month, rounding out a year of no cash rate movement. While many of us were hoping for a cash rate cut this year, factors including high inflation and low productivity have led the RBA to … Read more
Cheaper properties saw the strongest price growth over the past 12 months with houses in the lowest percentile increasing by 12.2 per cent. In comparison, our most expensive homes have seen a price slowdown, perhaps now reflecting the prolonged impact of higher interest rates. Long term, Australia’s most expensive homes … Read more
No cut but pressure is building Australia hasn’t yet joined much of the rest of the world in cutting rates but pressure is building. Monthly inflation came in at 3.5 per cent in August, now just above the Reserve Bank of Australia’s upper limit of three per cent. It is now … Read more
There’s a long-held belief that property prices double every seven to 10 years, but the latest data shows that figure varies widely around Australia. Analysis of PropTrack data shows that median house prices in some booming regions have doubled in less than three years, while in other areas it’s taken … Read more
A drop in iron ore and lithium prices has so far had little impact on Perth and regional Western Australia which continue to be the strongest markets in Australia. Following this Queensland and South Australia, and their capital cities, are also showing strong growth. Meanwhile in Sydney and Melbourne, we saw … Read more