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The winning bidder of the online auction on TradeMe (‘Kurt46’), paid NZ$801 for two Big Macs, two McChickens, two Cheeseburgers, four Medium Fries, four Medium Soft Drinks, 50 McNuggets and four Apple Pies.

THE 414 ha ‘Oakholme’ grazing property located  at 441 Streeters Rd, Ben Lomond NSW sold under the hammer after 47 years of ownership by the Melville family on Thursday morning for $4.8 million through Ray White Rural NSW co- director Andrew Starr.

Despite unprecedented lockdowns, Australia’s leading property group Ray White has experienced a 19 per cent surge in buyers clicking on its networks’ sites in total.

How would you like to see the glorious Murray River from every room of the house? Or wake every day to the beautiful sound of butcher birds singing? All the while living on an island?

I scroll through socials including LinkedIn and WeChat. For two weekdays a week I have personal training sessions at the gym (before COVID-19), and the other days I spend the morning prioritising tasks for the day.

RAY White Group has had yet another stellar night in Melbourne as 22 registered bidders turned out across three online auctions as all three successfully sold under the hammer for a combined value of $2,401,000.

RAY White Mundubbera and Ray White Dalby have come together as one and celebrated a 100 per cent clearance rate under the hammer as 13 Queensland rural properties sold for a combined $6,268,000 during one online auction programme.

Sue Gibson knows her Perth mega mansion is an iconic property in Western Australia, built in an era of opulence on prime riverfront land at 89 Watkins Road, Dalkeith.

The specialists at Ray White Concierge has been working with their partner hipages.com.au to help our home buyers and sellers move safely during this pandemic

THE demand and popularity of agricultural land was on the rise as ‘Brymay’ Lot 8 Tumut Plains Road, Tumut, NSW sold for a whopping $185,000 over reserve at online auction.

WHEN it comes to random acts of kindness, it’s often the little things that mean the most. It’s the things - like everyday necessities - that we often take for granted until times get tough.

New Zealand will spend the ANZAC Day long weekend in lockdown, moving to Alert Level 3 just before midnight on Monday, April 27.