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Last but certainly not least in our International Women's Day series is a leader whose infectious passion has shaped careers across nearly two decades - Kelly Tatlow.

Next in our International Women's Day lineup is Sonya Grosso, the beating heart of our Rural team and a true Ray White stalwart with an astonishing 27-year journey with the Group.

Our penultimate International Women's Day story is that of Ray White's very own media maven, Alex Tilbury.

As our International Women's Day series continues to spotlight exceptional talent, we turn next to our chief economist, Nerida Conisbee, whose data-driven insights have become a cornerstone of property market commentary across Australasia.

Approaching her remarkable 28-year milestone with us, she embodies her own definition of demonstrating leadership: 'it's how we turn up, show up and speak up.'

With a clear-eyed precision and unwavering calm that redefine what great leadership looks like, her journey with Ray White has been a nothing-short-of brilliant one.

IT was a quiet weekend of auctions, in the wake of exTropical Cyclone Alfred plus the Labour Day long weekend in some states, which resulted in low volumes and smaller crowds, according to Ray White.

The rain came down, day after day, week after week. It wasn’t just a summer storm or the usual wet season downpour; it was relentless.

Tracie Robertson and Stephen Nell

Geoff Trost, a long-standing figure in the rural real estate industry, has been the proud owner of Ray White Rural Crows Nest for an impressive 20 years.

This International Women’s Day, we’re celebrating the inspirational women that have led the way in real estate and made a lasting impact at Ray White.

Experienced real estate professionals Andrew Harding and Ryan Rowsell have teamed up to open Ray White Palmerston.