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 Hi, Brisbane is a high-growth region has become all the more popular after the pandemic. The city maintained a resilient political stability and economic growth despite other capital cities reeling under the aftermath of lockdowns. The city has been the favoured destination of high-net-worth individuals who wish to invest in commercial real estate. The suburbs of the city are now gaining all the attention because of the economic growth and the interest of expats and offshore investors. Also, becoming the venue of 2032 Olympics has increased the prospects of growth. If you want to know about the suburbs that can be considered for investment in 2023, read the article shared below.       https://www.commercialproperty2sell.com.au/blog/2022/12/top-10-best-investment-suburbs-in-brisbane-20.php

 Australia's property prices surged as the COVID-19 pandemic set in. However, property values have more recently been easing across most parts of the country, but still remain elevated after earlier, large increases attributed to the "COVID housing boom".  One capital city led the charge, CoreLogic data reveals, with eye-watering gains and some of its suburbs posting nearly as much as 80 per cent capital growth since March 2020, the onset of COVID-19. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-12-09/the-australian-suburbs-where-house-and-unit-values-have-risen/101744056

 Christian-based rehabilitation centre Shalom House has invited critics to scrutinise its facilities, amid community concerns over a proposed location for its new residential quarters. Shalom House intends to move some of its female residents to a former nursing home, situated between a primary school and children's daycare centre. Locals have voiced safety concerns over the location in Craigie, in Perth's north. However, Shalom House founder Peter Lyndon-James has urged people to see the program and its residents for themselves before making any judgements. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-12-09/shalom-house-rehab-new-property-craigie-school/101742766

 The complete head and body of an ancient marine reptile with "flippers like a turtle and long neck like a giraffe" has been uncovered in Queensland in what scientists say is a rare discovery. Palaeontologists unearthed the complete fossil of the plesiosaur near the remote western Queensland town of McKinlay after a property owner sent images to researchers. It is the first time in Australia the head and body of an elasmosaur, a type of plesiosaur, has been found in one piece. Museum of Tropical Queensland senior curator of palaeontology Espen Knutsen said he had been trying to find "such a fossil" for many years. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-12-07/fossil-discovery-queensland-museum-townsville-plesiosaur/101735306