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Cyclone Alfred was an unprecedented weather event for many residents of the Gold Coast and South East Queensland. While the Great Gold Coast cyclone of 1954 and other significant systems in the 1960s and 1970s caused widespread erosion and property damage, they predated many of us. As a result, there was no prior test case for how the Gold Coast would fare when subjected to the elements of a Category 1 cyclone.

Natural disasters have consistently posed significant challenges to the economies of the world. It was only back in our January 2025 article that we explored the impact of the LA Fires on construction costs. Now, Cyclone Alfred has highlighted the profound impact these events can have, particularly on construction costs in Australia.

When a holiday home enters a property settlement, it’s no longer a simple beachside retreat—it becomes a complex asset with legal and financial intricacies.

The ATO is cracking down on SMSF auditors, recently taking action against 17 for breaches. With enforcement of property valuation requirements strengthened it's more important than ever to stay compliant —key insights for trustees and auditors here.

When managing a Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF), it's essential to consider all strategies that can optimise your fund's performance

Stability in Vacancy Rates as Market Faces Key Tests

Central Queensland has experienced a significant upturn in the market for well-established, viable farming and beef cattle grazing properties in recent years.