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Posted inFlood, Housing, Lismore, North Coast Surrounds

Lismore buyback home auctions ramp up across the Northern Rivers

by News DeskOctober 3, 2025October 21, 2025

Another 42 homes will go under the hammer by Christmas as part of the Resilient Homes Program, with the Minns Labor Government aiming to expand buyback auctions and give Northern Rivers families affordable housing opportunities.

Posted inFlood, Housing, Lismore

New batch of Lismore buyback homes to go under the hammer

by News DeskSeptember 12, 2025October 21, 2025

The Minns Labor Government will release the next batch of flood-affected homes for sale across the Northern Rivers, following a strong community response to the first three home relocation auctions.

Posted inHousing, Local News, News, Regional Development

Regional NSW still booming on Regional Movers Index

by RK CrosbyMarch 20, 2025

There’s still more people moving to the regions from the cities than the other way around nationwide, with NSW seeing the highest levels of movement.

Posted inHousing, Local News, New England Today, News, Promotion

Armidale’s Scott Group turns 25 and its mind to the housing crisis

by RK CrosbySeptember 29, 2024

Armidale’s Scott Group is turning 25 this month. Ben Scott talks to New England Today about the business of housing and how it has changed.

Posted inAdvertorial, Housing, Local News, News, Promotion

Choosing where to live? Choose where you rent

by RK CrosbyMay 16, 2024September 30, 2025

When choosing where to live, do you consider where you rent? Armidale remains a pocket of gold in the New England.

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