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realestate.com.au· This weekProperty

‘Close to the bottom’: John McGrath reveals 40 growth suburbs across Australia

Real estate figure John McGrath says the big city property markets are close to the bottom after a sharp fall in values. In his McGrath Report 2027, he names 40 suburbs he expects to grow over the year ahead across New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland and Tasmania. Picks include Campsie, Narooma, Sunshine, Mildura, Beenleigh, Maryborough, Chigwell and Mayfield. McGrath says most big metropolitan markets are down 10 to 15 per cent over the past six months, with some down 20 per cent.

‘Close to the bottom’: John McGrath reveals 40 growth suburbs across Australia
Cricket Australia· This weekCricket

Wickets tumble to leave Tigers-Vics clash evenly poised

Ben McDermott and Jake Doran are set to be key figures in Tasmania's round two Sheffield Shield match against Victoria, which could go either way. After 14 wickets fell on Tuesday at Bellerive Oval, the pair rescued the home side for the second day running. Tasmania reached 4-39 at stumps, a lead of 73, with McDermott unbeaten on 12 and Doran on 14. Victoria had been well placed before Mitch Owen took 4-58 and Marcus Bean took 3-32, sparking a collapse.

Wickets tumble to leave Tigers-Vics clash evenly poised
Geelong Times· A while agoLifestyle

The ultimate kids guide to The Royal Geelong Show

The Royal Geelong Show returns to the Geelong Showgrounds from 15-18 October, offering families a packed schedule of entertainment. Young visitors can interact with farm animals at Harry’s Farmyard, watch racing pigs navigate obstacles, and encounter Australian wildlife through Educreatures. High-octane thrills come from monster trucks and Polaris buggies, while gardening workshops allow children to learn about bees and plant sunflowers. With rides, showbags, and food stalls also available, the event promises fun for all ages.

The ultimate kids guide to The Royal Geelong Show

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