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25.01.2022 Reserve Bank Interest decision The Reserve Bank Governor, Phillip Lowe has announced a change to the interest rate today to record levels. "There are further signs of a turnaround in established housing markets, especially in Sydney and Melbourne. The RBA had decided to reduce the cash rate by a further .25 basis points to a record cash rate of .75 per percent. [ 728 more words ] https://townsvillerealestatenews.com.au/breaking-reserve-b/

23.01.2022 Northern Australia catches the interests of Asian investors - China, Vietnam and Singapore, in locking up northern rivers water for big agriculture across North Queensland, Northern Territory and Western Australia. #TRENeMag #NorthernAustralia #Water #Cotton #Agriculture

22.01.2022 Head of Research at CoreLogic Tim Lawless has told Sky News the renewed surge in the property market could force APRA to introduce a 40% deposit minimum for investors.

21.01.2022 New figures show Townsville rental vacancies listed on realestate.com.au are the most clicked on in regional Australia. www.7NEWS.com.au #7NEWS

21.01.2022 The official Guinness World Record for the most people wearing Hi-Vis in one place goes to.... *** The record to beat was 2,136 people *** Townsville’s new record is 2,499 people!

20.01.2022 Christine Rudolph from Ray White New Farm Real Estate says the government's new 2020 loan deposit scheme is "really exciting news for first home buyers". More: http://bit.ly/2peutBf #FrontPage

17.01.2022 Builders reporting surge in new home and renovation jobs from Federal government COVID stimulus packages.Builders reporting surge in new home and renovation jobs from Federal government COVID stimulus packages.

14.01.2022 The first piece of infrastructure for the $2 billion Australia-Singapore Military training initiative has been completed. The $5 million munitions storage faci...lity at Mt Stuart was built by locals and has been described as a major milestone. www.7NEWS.com.au #7NEWS

13.01.2022 A symbolic stone has been laid to celebrate the funding of the Hughenden Irrigation scheme. Once built, it will allow farmers to grow hay, fodder and fruit - i...ncreasing export trade through Townsville's Port. www.7NEWS.com.au #7NEWS

12.01.2022 Townsville Enterprise has set an ambitious end date for construction of the first weir in the Hells Gates Dam Project. The CEO today revealed Big Rocks Weir co...uld be complete by next year after the State Government finally released the funding for a detailed business case into the scheme. www.7NEWS.com.au #qldpol #7NEWS

12.01.2022 Construction on the Townsville Port expansion leapt forward today as diggers began building the sea wall to reclaim 150 hectares of ocean. It's the last step b...efore the channel widening starts at the end of the year. www.7NEWS.com.au #7NEWS

12.01.2022 Major Projects exploited in North Queensland Hell's Gate Dam and the Australian-Singapore Military Training major projects, nominally valued collectively at $7.55 billion over 25 years, could improve economic opportunities for North Queensland and Townsville. Both major projects are located outside the Townsville local government area. However, the economic impact is not attributable to Townsville economic zone and must be put into proper and responsible economic context. [ 848 more words ] https://townsvillerealestatenews.com.au/major-projects-sup/

12.01.2022 The Department of Defence is encouraging local businesses to claim their slice of a $2.25 billion pie. Work will begin early next year on the Australia-Singapore Joint Military training base at Greenvale.

08.01.2022 Great idea by local North Queensland community group. #cjagdawn #anzacday2020

06.01.2022 Flinders Street in Townsville was transformed into a mini Germany yesterday as hundreds of locals celebrated Oktoberfest. "What an amazing day, everyone's come ...together they're wearing silly outfits, they're drinking beer and they're listening to funny music it's the best! Report on 7NEWS Townsville at 6pm. www.7NEWS.com.au #7NEWS

05.01.2022 Master Builders Deputy CEO Paul Bidwell says "ultimately it's the taxpayers of Queensland that are going to pay" amid reports 'lollipop' workers may receive a pay increase for their efforts in the state under certain circumstances. MORE: https://bit.ly/2XVvj2I #PMLive

02.01.2022 Great idea for people in North Queensland needing help in these tough times.