Burleigh Heads has always been well-known on the Gold Coast but in recent years its popularity has exploded The Gold Coast suburb will be home to the World Surf League’s (WSL) Bonsoy Gold Coast Pro from May 3 for up to 10 days with thousands expected to descend to the beach to watch the best surfers in the world It is the first time an event of this size has run on the Gold Coast since 2019 The event’s move from Snapper Rocks was forced by damage to the famed surf break and foreshore from ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred earlier this year Workmen erecting grandstands for the Bonsoy Gold Coast Pro to be held at Burleigh Heads Thousands are expected to descend to Burleigh Heads to watch the best surfers in the world With so many eyes on the beachfront suburb it’s no wonder the local property market continues to surge PropTrack data shows the median house price in Burleigh is $1.55m Here are five Burleigh Heads properties currently on the market: Ohana Beach House is a four-bedrom home in Burleigh’s popular Koala Park soft tones and organic textures across a multi-level floor plan This property includes two beach houses just 250m from Burleigh beach Described as having a ‘quintessentially Burleigh design’ They also have open-plan living and dining spaces that integrates with a contemporary kitchen Don’t forget the alfresco decks with built-in barbecues and a plunge pool and you’re set We couldn’t compile a list of properties in Burleigh Heads without including an apartment This three-bedroom residence is on the famous Burleigh Hill offering a rare fusion of modern sophistication and coastal serenity The development features nine prestigious residences and seamless indoor-outdoor living options Belvedere stands out from the crowd with its striking modern facade the four-bedroom home described as the ultimate sanctuary includes a pool Luxury builder CHS and designer Koda Design were behind Belvedere while standout features include custom ceiling finishes by Queensland artist Chris Williams as well as Venetian plaster and micro cement walls Coastal living really hits home here in this modern two-level designer home Just 800m from Burleigh Beach and within walking distance to restaurants this home merges low-maintenance lifestyle and entertainer’s dream Highlights include an open-plan lounge and dining zone that flows out to a covered alfresco terrace and pool surrounded by lush gardens third parties have written and supplied the content and we are not responsible for it completeness or reliability of the information nor do we accept any liability or responsibility arising in any way from omissions or errors contained in the content We do not recommend sponsored lenders or loan products and we cannot introduce you to sponsored lenders We strongly recommend that you obtain independent advice before you act on the content realestate.com.au is owned and operated by ASX-listed REA Group Ltd (REA:ASX) © REA Group Ltd. 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CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced AEST = Australian Eastern Standard Time which is 10 hours ahead of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) Experts say online retailer has ethical responsibility to guard against chatbot-generated work on sensitive topics Amazon is selling books marketed at people seeking techniques to manage their ADHD that claim to offer expert advice yet appear to be authored by a chatbot such as ChatGPT Samples from eight books were examined for the Guardian by Originality.ai a US company that detects content produced by artificial intelligence The company said each had a rating of 100% on its AI detection score meaning its systems were highly confident that the books were written by a chatbot Experts said online marketplaces were a “wild west” owing to the lack of regulation around AI-produced work – and dangerous misinformation risked spreading as a result a computer science researcher at King’s College London said generative AI systems were known to give dangerous advice for example around ingesting toxic substances mixing together dangerous chemicals or ignoring health guidelines it was “frustrating and depressing to see AI-authored books increasingly popping up on digital marketplaces” particularly on health and medical topics which could result in misdiagnosis or worsen conditions “Generative AI systems like ChatGPT may have been trained on a lot of medical textbooks and articles but they’ve also been trained on pseudoscience conspiracy theories and fiction,” said Cook “They also can’t be relied on to critically analyse or reliably reproduce the knowledge they’ve previously read – it’s not as simple as having the AI ‘remember’ things that they’ve seen in their training data Generative AI systems should not be allowed to deal with sensitive or dangerous topics without the oversight of an expert,” he added Yet Cook noted Amazon’s business model incentivised this type of practice as it made “money every time” people bought a book while the generative AI companies that created the products were not held accountable the director of the University of Edinburgh’s Centre for Technomoral Futures said Amazon had “an ethical responsibility to not knowingly facilitate harm to their customers and to society” although it would be “absurd” to make a bookseller responsible for the contents of all its books Problems were arising because the guardrails previously deployed in the publishing industry – such as reputational concerns and the vetting of authors and manuscripts – had been completely transformed by AI This was compounded by a “wild west” regulatory environment in which there were no “meaningful consequences for those who enable harms” there is no legislation that requires AI-authored books to be labelled as such Copyright law only applies if a specific author’s content has been reproduced although Vallor noted that tort law should impose “basic duties of care and due diligence” The Advertising Standards Agency said AI-authored books cannot be advertised to give a misleading impression that they were written by a human, enabling people who had seen such books to submit a complaint Richard Wordsworth was hoping to learn about his recent adult ADHD diagnosis when his father recommended a book he found on Amazon after searching “ADHD adult men” When Wordsworth sat down to read it, “immediately, it sounded strange”, he said. The book opened with a quote from the conservative psychologist Jordan Petersen and then contained a string of random anecdotes, as well as historical inaccuracies. Some advice was actively harmful, Wordsworth observed. For example, one chapter discussing emotional dysregulation warned that friends and family did not “forgive the emotional damage you inflict. The pain and hurt caused by impulsive anger leave lasting scars.” When Wordsworth researched the author he spotted a headshot that looked AI-generated, plus a lack of qualifications. He searched several other titles in the Amazon marketplace and was shocked to encounter warnings that his condition was “catastrophic” and that he was “four times more likely to die significantly earlier”. Read moreHe felt immediately “upset”, as did his father, who is highly educated. “If he can be taken in by this type of book, anyone could be – and so well-meaning and desperate people have their heads filled with dangerous nonsense by profiteering scam artists while Amazon takes its cut,” Wordsworth said. It's been a big few days for connections of Phillip Stokes' Group 1 South Australian Derby winner Femminile, but the excitement won't be stopping anytime soon. The OTI Racing-owned filly caused a boilover by shooting up the inside to score under local gun Lachy Neindorf last weekend, as a $19 chance backing up from the previous week's Australasian Oaks. And now, those involved are hoping for a similarly profitable result when Femminile is sold at the Magic Millions National Broodmare Sale on the Gold Coast later this month, as part of Newgate Farm's consignment. Tommy Stokes alluded to the sale in the moments after the Derby, with Femminilie's slot in the catalogue officially confirmed by Magic Millions on Sunday. "It just adds so much value to her - she's actually due to be sold after this prep," Stokes said post-race. "So, it's massive, she's super valuable now … I'm just very proud, especially another winner for OTI being a Group 1, it's really special." Magic Millions Managing Director Barry Bowditch is delighted to be offering the now G1 winner, who joins fellow OTI galloper Lady Laguna and another 10 elite-level winners in the sale's line-up. This includes Femminile's stablemate Climbing Star, who also received a brave rails ride from Neindorf to register her G1 win in last year's Sangster Stakes and will be offered by Widden Stud. Climbing Star was actually due to be sold at the same sale last year but was withdrawn and came back for another season of racing, picking up another black-type placing. "The catalogue just keeps getting better and better," Bowditch said. "Femminile was sensational yesterday and she has got a bright future ahead as an elite racing and breeding prospect." These restrictive covenants are legally binding rules that many homeowners may be breaking without realising these seven common issues can cause significant delays during the conveyancing process or even collapse a sale entirely "Hidden clauses in your property deeds are officially known as restrictive covenants, and they are legally binding rules that outline which things you can't do within your home," explains Jack Malnick, property expert and MD of Sell House Fast "Many of these clauses are outdated and could be broken every day but it's important to know if they impact the sale of your property." There are seven things in particular that could get in the way of your home sale Some covenants completely ban animals from being kept on the premises This is particularly common in leasehold flats in older mansion blocks or retirement complexes Owners may need to apply for permission or even rehome pets to avoid breaching their contract Some properties may specify no driveway parking in an attempt to preserve the "visual harmony" of an estate or development These restrictions are most commonly enforced on new-build developments or older homes where aesthetic rules were part of the original estate plan Some covenants may require you to dry laundry out of sight particularly in properties with balconies or terraces hanging a towel on a balcony or using a washing line could result in warnings or complaints If your buyer's solicitor discovers you've broken this rule new builds or rural properties prohibit "trade or business use" of a property Running a home business like a salon or dog groomers could be risky but even remote working or online selling might cause problems these issues can emerge during conveyancing if your business use is well-known A visible satellite dish or aerial can be problematic in modern housing estates Homeowners might be ordered to remove dishes entirely or relocate them to less visible positions Failure to comply could block a sale or even lead to formal legal challenges No extensions without permission from a company that no longer exists Some older properties require written permission from the original developer before adding extensions homeowners face a legal bind with nobody to grant consent potentially requiring indemnity insurance or even undoing extensions particularly in new builds and conservation areas Some properties have covenants restricting the types of paint these restrictions can still cause complications during the selling process Jack advised that sellers worried about covenant issues might consider using a cash-buying service He said: "For sellers who are worried about legal complications or are already facing a collapsed sale due to a covenant issue using a cash-buying service can be a fast and hassle-free solution." The May 2025 edition of Wheels is now on sale packed with in-depth reviews of new cars on the Australian market as well as our famous Buyer’s Guide section with essential data on every car on sale.This month’s cover story sees Road Test Editor Andy Enright do his darndest to assess the competing values of a sedan and an SUV with similar specifications And while SUVs have fast become the dominant passenger vehicle in Australia Enright makes some damn persuasive arguments for the enduring appeal of the sedan Up front we take a first look at the all-terrain the Porsche 911 Carrera’s mid-life update Haval H6GT PHEV Hybrid power and lSmart #1 Premium SUV Wheels takes the Hyundai Santa Fe Calligraphy Hybrid with XRT Peak option out into the remote back country from Warburton to Woods Point in Victoria the Dutch migrant whose way with a radiator created a $150m-a-year company Our renovated Buyer’s Guide covers 1900 vehicle prices while the popular Modern Classic section pays tribute to the BMW M Coupe (above) It’s attracted cruel nicknames over the years – ‘bread van’ ‘clown shoe’ and even a ‘bullfrog with a damaged hip’ but Wheels knew the M Coupe was a unique car when it first encountered it way back in 1998 Plus there’s much more in the new issue. Wheels May edition – a value-packed classic. You can also subscribe to the magazine here Including the first discounts on the latest Alienware Area-51 models The official Dell Store has just launched another big spring sale this week including some superb discounts for those looking to pick up a new gaming PC With prices ranging all the way from $799 to an eye-watering $4,999 there's plenty to check out this week including some of the best deals I've seen since Black Friday and the first discounts on the brand's latest Alienware models I've picked out the best gaming deals in the Dell spring sale just down below Both are great if you need a decent bang-for-the-buck machine that still has a decent amount of power under the hood but it's superb if you just want a reliable machine that can provide smooth frame rates at 1080p For a higher-end machine, however, check out today's discounts of up to $500 on the latest Alienware Area-51 models. These have just been released, so today's discounts are some of the first I've ever seen on these powerhouse machines with the latest RTX 6000 series graphics cards and Intel chipsets Graphics card: GeForce RTX 4060 TiProcessor: Intel Ultra 7-265FRAM: 32GB DDR5Storage: 1TB If you're on the hunt for a cheaper gaming PC then this Alienware Aurora with an RTX 4060 Ti is a great choice It's not the cheapest machine I've ever seen with this card (I think I've seen an Aurora go for $1,299 before) but you do get some great specs here for 1080p gaming and 32GB of RAM gets you great performance right out of the box without any glaring needs for upgrades Graphics card: RTX 5080Processor: Intel Core Ultra 7-265 RAM: 32GBStorage: 2TB This is one of the best price cuts I've seen so far on the brand new Alineware Area-51 – and one that brings the baseline configuration down to its lowest price yet Even though this is the 'entry-level' option you still get an extremely impressive Ultra 7 chipset and an RTX 5080 for a huge amount of power under the hood you also get the gorgeous new case with fully upgradable parts Graphics card: RTX 5080Processor: Intel Core Ultra 9-285KRAM: 32GBStorage: 2TB The high-end Area-51 Ultra-9 configuration is also on sale this week at the Dell Store with an impressive $500 discount You're paying a significant upcharge for the Ultra 9 here but if you're going all-in and need a machine that's also a productivity powerhouse then it's arguably worth spending the extra for the upgrade Processor: Intel Core i9-13900HXGraphics card: GeForce RTX 4060RAM: 32GBSSD: 1TB This Dell G15 is a little on the pricey end for a machine with a mid-range RTX 4060 graphics card but you get an absolutely stacked set of components backing it up Not only does this machine feature a very high-end Core i9 chipset but you also get 32GB of RAM and a hefty 1TB SSD for plenty of storage this is a great choice for gaming and many other demanding production tasks and applications Processor: Intel Core i9-13900HXGraphics card: GeForce RTX 4070RAM: 16GBSSD: 1TB Looking for a gaming laptop with power that doesn't completely break the bank This Dell G15 is one of the cheapest on the market right now with an RTX 4070 graphics card is going to get you smooth performance on this machine's 1600p display this is a great buy if you want something that will last a few years down the line Graphics card: GeForce RTX 5080Processor: Intel Core Ultra 9-275HXRAM: 64GB DDR5Storage: 2TB Here's the first significant price cut on the brand-new 16-inch Alienware Area-51 gaming laptop this high-end configuration with an RTX 5080 and Ultra 9 is a little easier on the pocket you are getting eye-wateringly powerful components here that are more than enough to power the 240Hz QHD+ display this machine features Today's discount on the 18-inch model is even better than the one on the 16-inch model The specs on this featured configuration are the same as the model featured above but you get an even bigger 18-inch 300Hz QHD+ display that's perfect if you have a more static setup this massive laptop isn't the most portable but it's perfect for delivering a desktop-like experience specializing in getting our readers the best bang for the buck on the tech that we know and love He's a dab hand at covering retailer events like Black Friday and Amazon Prime Day having over seven years of e-commerce experience at Future PLC; including bylines at our sister sites T3 and GamesRadar Alex's expertise touches on most areas of TechRadar but he has a particular love for phones you'll find him indulging his love for street and travel photography you will then be prompted to enter your display name Wednesday and Thursday night’s performances of this year’s production – “Who Stole the Remote?” – our senior Drama students are currently involved in two full days of dress rehearsals There will be PLHS staff making fools of themselves If you haven’t secured your tickets yet Tickets can be purchased at PLHS Admin Office / Limited tickets available at the door each night Website Development by WebQuarters Le Specs, designed in Sydney, is celebrating with a birthday sale. 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Sign up to FJ Sales here Anna Quan Mid Season Sale SIR Online Sale Alpha60 Online Sale Normal Election Day Sale Candice Online Sale Be Right Back Sitewide Sale Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); who took the award for the best presented pen of steers Picture suppliedPrices for steers and heifers eased compared with prices set pre-Easter at the Hunter Valley weaner sale All articles from our website & appThe digital version of This Week's PaperBreaking news alerts direct to your inboxAll articles from the other agricultural news sites in your areaContinueHamish Fuller said prices for steers in some cases were down as much as $100 on the pre-Easter sale and only the top pens were bought by local interests He said supplies of weaners across NSW had been strong and the weight of the cattle Steers in the up to 200 kilogram category were limited to 26 head and were priced from $700 to $910 Steers weighing 330kg to 400kg were priced from $1300 to $1500 while a small number of steers over 400kg sold from $1400 to $ 570 Heifers weighing $280kg to 330kg sold from $750 to $1140 while only six weighing above 400kg averaged $1260 The award for the best presented pen of steers went to Max Howlett entered the best presented pen of Angus heifers for 13 The best presented pen of crossbred steers went to Russell Brown was presented the award for best pen of crossbred steers with 10 Simmentals averaging 320kg sold the best presented heifers with nine Poll Herefords Hunter Stock and Land said commission buyers were active seeking cattle for properties at Roma and Taroom sold several pens of heifers sired by Millah Murrah and Urban Angus bulls to Urban Angus I have comprehensive experience in rural and regional journalism, as well as more than six years as a media officer for several politicians and worked in local government. 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The week's top stories curated by our news team. helping it pip the Ford Ranger at the top of the charts in a declining market + 6 PhotosThe Toyota HiLux was Australia's top-selling new car for the first time in almost two years last month amid the eighth decline in monthly vehicle deliveries in the past year And sales of plug-in hybrid vehicles fell by 62 per cent compared to the prior month – although they are still up 95 per cent year-on-year – as a lucrative tax break for the fuel-efficient vehicles ended on April 1 Data published by the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries today reports 90,614 new vehicles as delivered in Australia last month, plus a further 702 Tesla and Polestar deliveries reported by the Electric Vehicle Council It brings the new-car sales total for last month to 91,316 – down 6.1 per cent on the prior year the third decline this year after 1.7 per cent growth in March It remains the third-best April on record – just behind 2021's 92,347 sales – and well ahead of the five-year pre-pandemic April average of 82,168 sales are down 3.6 per cent – on track for about 1.19 million new-vehicle deliveries by New Year's Eve Toyota remained the country's top-selling new-vehicle brand with 19,380 deliveries – down 6.7 per cent – ahead of second-placed Ford which is down a more significant 15.2 per cent (to 7334 sales) Not present in the Top 10 was MG which was down 17.9 per cent last month to place 11th down on its typical finishing position of seventh or eighth The Toyota HiLux leads the monthly sales race for the first time since September 2023, with its highest sales since October 2024 – just 90 deliveries ahead of the second-placed Ford Ranger, and about 300 sales ahead of the Toyota RAV4 HiLux sales were down 12 per cent last month It means there is now a gap of just 353 vehicles at the top of the year-to-date sales race – the RAV4 still leading the Ranger – after the former recorded a strong start to the year following the Ford's chart-topping 2024 sales run Further down the charts are two large four-wheel-drives – the Ford Everest and Toyota Prado – split by just one sale, ahead of the Isuzu D-Max ute The biggest losers in April sales were plug-in hybrids with demand for the fuel type down 62 per cent compared to March 2025 when customers rushed to take advantage of a Fringe Benefits Tax exemption ending after March 31 BYD Shark 6 plug-in hybrid ute deliveries fell from 2810 in March, to 1293 in April, while the BYD Sealion 6 dropped from 790 to 275 2601 plug-in hybrids were reported as sold last month – still up 95.4 per cent on the same month the prior year Electric car sales were down 44.2 per cent last month compared to April 2024 which recorded just 500 deliveries last month – down 76 per cent It saw stock of the outgoing Model Y SUV run out in April ahead of the first deliveries of the new Model Y this month, but a similar 76 per cent drop in Model 3 sales year-on-year also drove its low performance. Data below supplied by the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI) and Electric Vehicle Council (EVC), and compiled by Alex Misoyannis. Copyright Drive.com.au 2025ABN: 84 116 608 158 all prices are shown as Manufacturer's Recommended List Price (MRLP) inclusive of GST The first session of the Inglis Australian Weanling Sale on Monday produced a new overall record price for this sale when a filly by Golden Slipper winner Stay Inside sold for $650,000 Consigned by Victorian based vendors Noorilim Park the star filly is the second foal of Group I MRC Oakleigh Plate winner Sheidel and was bought by Damon Gabbedy of Belmont Bloodstock The filly was bred Noorilim Park and Robert Crabtree who purchased Sheidel as a tried racemare out of Western Australia and then raced her on successfully to win the Oakleigh Plate before her retirement to stud in 2018 Sheidel has been a troubled producer and had three unsuccessful seasons at stud before producing a colt by Blue Point (IRE) in 2022 and then missed again before foaling this filly last year She is now back in foal again to Stay Inside whose first yearlings have sold exceptionally well this year for up to $1million He has had 30 yearlings sell for $250,000 or more this year and stands at Newgate Farm this spring at a fee of $66,000 ALDI is bringing back its Snow Gear Special Buys this month This year marks the 20th anniversary of the middle aisle sale that gets Australians lining up “bright and early” for premium snow gear the range features over 65 products to keep the whole family “warm dry and looking the part on the slopes all at incredible value” From insulated thermals and waterproof jackets and pants adults can kit themselves out from $263.89 and kids from $182.90 ALDI is introducing some fresh additions this season including the Waist-Belted Ladies’ Snowsuit ($79.99) Adult’s Après Merino Blend Sweaters ($39.99) and Adult’s Fashion UGG Oz Shepherd Boots ($49.99) ALDI Australia Director for National Buying Bianca Giacomazzi says the retailer’s snow gear sale is one of the most anticipated Special Buys ranges every year we team up with partners from around the globe to bring you high-quality products that prioritise durability and comfort no matter the weather,” she says “Our affordable collection really stands out and stylish designs that are not just trendy but built to last.” The activation code upgrades two compatible PCs and unlocks the new user design and Windows Copilot The new assistant uses an advanced version of GPT-4 and this Pro version of Windows also has features not found on the free Home version like remote desktop System requirements include a minimum 4GB of RAM and 64GB of available storage You can get Windows 11 Pro on sale for A$23 right now (reg StackSocial prices subject to change Lifehacker has been a go-to source of tech help and life advice since 2005 Our mission is to offer reliable tech help and credible science-based life advice to help you live better Lifehacker is a federally registered trademark of Ziff Davis and may not be used by third parties without explicit permission The display of third-party trademarks and trade names on this site does not necessarily indicate any affiliation or the endorsement of Lifehacker If you click an affiliate link and buy a product or service Owners Tiffany Trickey and Jodie Wynn are selling Ti-Tree Village Long-time owners of Ocean Grove’s Ti-Tree Village are selling the top rated tourist accommodation property after decades welcoming holiday-makers The listing of the substantial 5775sq m site is being marketed as a “extremely rare” development or business opportunity in the heart of the town Price hopes are between $9m and $10m for the self-contained holiday park which can be purchased as one parcel or three separate lots RELATED: Historic Queenscliff Brewhouse to reopen Charter Hall checks out Corio centre in $145m play What Geelong needs to cater for booming population The property is just a short walk from Ocean Grove’s main beach Gross Waddell ICR is calling for expression by May 29 Ti-Tree Village was last year named Ocean Grove’s top accommodation property in Booking.com’s annual traveller review Owners and sisters Tiffany Trickey and Jodie Wynn said in a Facebook post that the family was selling with a heavy heart but planned to be in operation for at least another year Gross Waddell ICR director Danny Clark said the rare large landholding, at 28-34 Orton St, Ocean Grove, offered unparalleled development potential in an exclusive beachside location. He said sites of this nature were often privately held for generations in Ocean Grove and Barwon Heads. Ti-Tree Village has been operating for more than 40 years. The self-contained accommodation rates highly among visitors to the seaside town. “28-34 Orton St boasts a favourable residential zoning, with a blended General Residential and Neighbourhood Residential zoning, providing scope for a luxury development opportunity (STCA) or the ability to continue the holiday park operation,” Mr Clark said. The holiday park comprises 15 self-contained units, a reception building, former restaurant and a house. Fellow listing agent Andrew Waddell said it had established itself as a popular choice for visitor holiday-makers. “(It) boasts a renowned reputation as a holiday park providing inherent value to occupy or to generate holding income,” he said. The property has three frontages to Orton, Field and Baker streets and is 550m from shops and eateries in Ocean Grove’s main shopping strip. Tiffany Trickey and Jodie Wynn took over the business from their parents. Ms Trickey and Ms Wynn’s parents Jan and Roger opened Ti-Tree Village more than 40 years ago and the family kept progressively building more cottages at the property. They pair, who were born and raised in the seaside town, returned with their own families to run the business about 25 years ago. realcommercial.com.au is owned and operated by ASX-listed REA Group Ltd (REA:ASX) © REA Group Ltd By accessing or using our platform, you agree to our Terms of Use. RELATED: Historic Queenscliff Brewhouse to reopen Charter Hall checks out Corio centre in $145m play What Geelong needs to cater for booming population Gross Waddell ICR director Danny Clark said the rare large landholding, at 28-34 Orton St, Ocean Grove, offered unparalleled development potential in an exclusive beachside location. 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Shop the sale here Le Specs Birthday Sale Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Exclusive: Company headed by Denise Coates holds talks with Wall Street banks about full or partial sale of assets The billionaire Coates family behind Bet365 are weighing up a sale of their online gambling empire that could value the business at £9bn The company, headed by Denise Coates, has held talks with Wall Street banks and US advisers in recent weeks about a full or partial sale, sources familiar with the matter said. Informal discussions explored options for a potential sale, including a medium-term plan to float the business on a US stock exchange. Read moreOne option on the table includes a partial sale to a private equity investor with the Coates family retaining a stake before an eventual listing It could also see a spin-off of part of the business rather than a full listing of the Stoke-on-Trent-based firm A second source said they were also aware of discussions with private equity groups about taking a pre-float stake One person with knowledge of the talks said Bet365 had reached the “beauty parade” stage where companies sound out banks they think could help them extract maximum value from any deal Bet365 did not return requests for comment It would cap an extraordinary growth story rooted in the humble origins of a Portakabin in a Stoke car park Bet365 pioneered online gambling technology coming from a standing start to eclipse far more established brands such as Ladbrokes and William Hill Bet365 has won the right to operate in 13 states and is pursuing new licences as more states introduce regulated betting The Coates family have taken several steps recently that would make Bet365 more attractive to US investors. Earlier this year, the company announced it was pulling out of China, a market where its presence had stoked controversy because betting is illegal there Bet365 transferred ownership of Stoke City football club to John Coates “It would be very difficult to have China exposure given the level of scrutiny that might be applied in the US and why would you have a football club attached that’s a family legacy,” said Paul Leyland the director of the gambling consultancy Regulus Partners He said a sale in the US was “compelling for everybody” offering a proven success in a growing industry “There’s more money chasing gambling than there are gambling companies that are investable,” he said Free daily newsletterGet set for the working day – we'll point you to all the business news and analysis you need every morning The gaming consultancy Eilers & Krejcik Gaming (EKG) estimates that revenues in US sports betting will soar from about $14bn last year to more than $23.3bn by 2029 Bet365 has a market share of about 2.5% and EKG believes it is aiming for a double-digit take The Bet365 head office in Stoke-on-Trent Photograph: Nathan Stirk/Getty Images“That is not an easy or cheap market to crack and potentially requires more funding to enable them to aggressively attack the opportunity,” said Alun Bowden “Now feels a very good time to explore exit opportunities and the timing feels right with Denise turning 60 in two years’ time.” EKG has previously valued Bet365 at up to $12bn (£9bn) based on typical valuations in the industry and the company’s pre-tax profit of £627m last year Denise Coates is already famed for the record-breaking pay and dividends packages by which she has extracted £2bn from the company she built Britain’s best-paid woman has increased her holding from 50.2% thanks to her parents Bowden said: “For decades people have been telling me the one business they wish they could invest in was Bet365 and while there is a bit of an industry consensus that they are a fading star online sports betting business in the world I don’t think they will have many problems.” was a successful local businessman in the catering industry who at around the turn of the millennium became aware of the jackpot opportunity that lay online She bought the Bet365.com domain name from eBay for $25,000 and borrowed against the bricks-and-mortar stores to develop sports betting technology that left slow-moving rivals in the dust She is famously shy of publicity but in a rare interview with the Guardian in 2012 she said her family’s story made them the “ultimate gamblers” Brett and Liz Barnes are selling Star Lane Winery in Wooragee while Red Hill’s iconic Tucks vineyard has also hit the market in a rare double offering of boutique Victorian wineries Two Victorian wineries have hit the market offering the chance to live and work in two of the state’s most picturesque wine regions But buyers will need more than a good swirl and sniff technique In North East Victoria, Star Lane Winery at Wooragee has $3.5m-$3.85m price hopes, while in the Mornington Peninsula’s Red Hill, the Tucks vineyard, once part of the famed Tucks Ridge estate RELATED: Young family’s reno pays off with $1m+ result in Seaford ‘Choked out’: concerning rise in insurance claims and home sales Run down Coburg pad scores an almost-$1m payday, after 73 years Star Lane Winery is the passion project of Brett and Liz Barnes who planted their first vines back in 1997 after moving from broadacre farming in the Riverina to create a boutique vineyard that could produce ultra-premium wines that dream is ready for the next custodian Star Lane Winery offers 18ha of established vines a striking cellar door and stunning lifestyle opportunity near Beechworth Star Lane Winery has hosted picturesque vineyard weddings with breathtaking views an architecturally designed winery and cellar door and a charming two-bedroom farmhouse surrounded by private gardens It’s time now for someone else to bring their vision here.” Brett and Liz Barnes planted their first vines at Star Lane in 1997 building a boutique label now ready for its next chapter The two-bedroom home at Star Lane offers rustic charm and vineyard views in Victoria’s High Country YPA Mornington director Chris Fahl said the property made it ideal for a new or expanding wine label Surrounded by mature trees and a private garden the farmhouse is ideal for full-time living or a vineyard manager’s residence a wraparound veranda and a sun-drenched sleepout bring warmth and light to the Star Lane home “There’s room to plant even more vines or add boutique accommodation.” Mr Fahl said Beechworth’s wine scene is home to heavyweights like Giaconda and Sorrenberg with local Chardonnays and is now considered among the best in the world Star Lane’s architect-designed winery includes a climate-controlled barrel room and upstairs deck overlooking the vines “Add to that the booming cycle tourism industry with a $10m rail trail passing Star Lane’s front gate the Mornington Peninsula’s Tucks vineyard offers a vineyard in one of Victoria’s most tightly held wine regions Set on 9.99ha in Red Hill’s prized Shoreham Road strip and comes with a fully licensed restaurant and cellar door facility Tucks in Red Hill is a 9.99ha vineyard with pinot noir The two-bedroom guesthouse at Tucks offers a peaceful base among the vines with potential for Airbnb or luxury accommodation Kay & Burton Flinders director Tom Barr Smith said the offering was extraordinary for Red Hill where tightly held vineyard properties rarely come up for sale “This site comes with valuable restaurant and liquor licences allowing for 100 patrons and up to 450 for special events,” Mr Barr Smith said “It is a tremendous head start for anyone looking to enter the Mornington Peninsula’s food and wine scene.” Tucks is a rare chance to own part of the Mornington Peninsula’s wine legacy The licensed restaurant and cellar door at Tucks can host up to 100 seated guests or 450 for events Although the vineyard is currently operational Mr Barr Smith said the hospitality spaces have been used sparingly in recent years but the hospitality side has huge untapped potential.” The commercial kitchen at Tucks is fully equipped and ideal for a hospitality revival in the heart of Red Hill wine country Surrounded by established gardens and rolling hills the Red Hill home blends vineyard charm with lifestyle flexibility Being slightly off the main tourist road offers privacy without sacrificing proximity to major attractions with nearby neighbours including big names like Montalto The Kay & Burton Flinders director said the timing was perfect for buyers seeking long-term value “Vineyard properties are expensive to establish from scratch these days The guesthouse at Tucks has been used for staff but could become a high-end Airbnb or short-stay we believe the market is near the bottom of the cycle Both listings are expected to draw interest from a mix of buyers including high-net-worth individuals seeking a lifestyle shift and established wine brands looking to expand Sign up to the Herald Sun Weekly Real Estate Update. Click here to get the latest Victorian property market news delivered direct to your inbox MORE: Melb couple’s plan to turn dome into Airbnb riches Why housing big build could increase pressure on buyers Melb landlords in line for $780 boost blends Italianate heritage with luxury finishes full home automation and rare original features One of Moonee Ponds’ most iconic homes has hit to the market with a bank vault hidden underneath it the 1878-built mansion ‘Trinafour’ comes with restored 19th-century features and a working bank vault once used by Westpac The five-bedroom, four-bathroom property at 55-57 Park St has been listed with a $9m-$9.9m price guide making it one of the most-expensive homes ever offered publicly in the suburb RELATED: Cafe in Melbourne’s inner north comes with unusual feature Eight bidders push Frankston North house to new record Labor’s ‘sneaky’ change to major plan exposed The home underwent a three-year renovation that blended period craftsmanship with full home automation all set across two and a half blocks and 1220sq m of land McDonald Upton Essendon’s Joe Zucco said the transformation had to be seen to be believed but the level of detail in the restoration is something else entirely,” Mr Zucco said The gas-heated pool at Trinafour is framed by Paul Bangay gardens and Travertine paving rosettes and staircases have been meticulously restored “They’ve honoured every part of the heritage from the arches staircases and then extended it with a 20m-long rear family zone that delivers what buyers expect in a modern luxury home.” The Arabescato marble kitchen includes fridges and freezers Miele induction cooking with in-built downdraft The extended rear living zone stretches nearly 20m The luxurious master bedroom features a period fireplace A full butler’s pantry includes further Miele and Liebherr appliances Mr Zucco said the original Westpac bank vault has been preserved and is currently used as storage The formal dining room retains its 19th-century grandeur with restored period detailing One of several marble bathrooms in the home — this space also includes a heritage fireplace You don’t expect to walk into a family home and see a vault,” he said Other features include hydronic heating in the original wing steel-framed double-glazed windows and doors and rear laneway access with parking for two more cars The granite-clad extension delivers sleek contemporary living while respecting the home’s historic Italianate architecture and original footprint The McDonald Upton Essendon agent said the property had already attracted interest from families wanting a high-end home with both street presence and substance “This is one of those homes that rarely gets offered publicly Most prestige homes in this part of Moonee Ponds are sold quietly “I’ve sold more than 50 homes above $4m in the area and this one sits in the absolute top tier.” MORE: Surprise number of Aussie families locked out of their own suburb Mortgage over marriage: couples ditching the altar for bricks and mortar Young family’s reno pays off with $1m+ result in Seaford Rice House in Melbourne’s Eltham is a truly one-of-a-kind property built from dome-shaped structures akin to an igloo in the Arctic. Following a sympathetic restoration, it is now on the market with a price guide of $1.65 million to $1.8 million. Set on a hilltop among regenerated native bushlands, Rice House is on the RMIT syllabus for good reason, as it’s the first commissioned house design by celebrated Australian architect Kevin Borland, a former protege of Robin Boyd. Rice House was designed and built in the 1950s for Harrie and Lorna Rice and their family who owned the home until it was sold in 2017 The current vendors have taken great care to lovingly restore the three-bedroom house to its former glory However, it’s the home’s unique architectural provenance that is drumming up buyer interest, with architects and design lovers touring the home for an up-close glimpse of this modernist gem, says listing agent Chris Chapman of Jellis Craig Eltham. “We’ve had a lot of architects, people interested in design, and inner north buyers coming out who are interested in mid-century modernist architecture,” he says. Rice House consists of two monolithic concrete structures,  each featuring a series of catenary arches constructed using the ctesiphon system (a technique in which concrete is poured onto a form made of timber structures). The $500,000 opportunity to buy into Victoria’s elite coastal address Original Brisbane dairy cow shed converted into multimillion-dollar house, ready to auction Post-COVID boom: the surprising suburbs that have more than doubled in price in the past five years “The dome structure was revolutionary at the time and something that really hadn’t been seen before,” says Chapman. “The house is studied by architecture students at RMIT in their architecture course, largely because of how innovative the design and and construction technique is.” This technique gives Rice House its “stop the scroll-worthy” facade. The first structure, known as the main house, features four arches and includes the main bedroom, kitchen, bathroom, laundry and two living areas. The second structure features two additional bedrooms and another bathroom. “There’s some flexibility in terms of how you might use the spaces, whether you use them as a dwelling or a separate workspace, gallery space,” says Chapman. Following more than 60 years of possession by the Rice family, when the property was sold in 2017, it was ripe for restoration. The current owners and vendors were passionate about ushering Rice House into a new era while preserving its wonderful modernist pedigree, and renovated the interiors, restored the buildings’ unique facades, and regenerated the native gardens. “The owners have done an incredible job to restore the home and make sure it lasts for the next 50 or 60 years without any further degradation,” says Chapman. “They restored structural integrity of the actual house but they’ve also modernised inside with new kitchen and bathrooms and restored flooring, and really there’s not much of it that they haven’t actually touched.” Today, the interiors of the home convincingly transport visitors to one of Australia’s golden eras of architecture, but beyond the home itself, the location is pretty special, adds Chapman. “The actual land itself is pretty special, it’s an acre right on top of the hill, which is not all common in Eltham to get a block that size in that location,” he says. “It’s also quite central, you’re within easy reach of Eltham train station and central Eltham shops, as well as walking distance to a couple of schools and easy access to the Eastern freeway.” Chapman predicts that the eventual buyer will be someone who isn’t in pursuit of a “conventional home” and likens the house to a work of art. “It’s almost like buying a piece of art rather than a house but it’s a piece of art that you can actually live in.” Rice House is available for private inspection only.  The information on this website is intended to be of a general nature only and doesn't consider your objectives, financial situation or needs. where we are privileged to live and operate Rich Lister James Packer has sold his Beverly Hills mansion for $US60 million ($93.57 million) in what’s understood to be the most expensive property deal in the Los Angeles suburb this year – but for $US25 million less than its asking price 18-bathroom manor at 1028 Ridgedale Drive was offloaded on Monday for the same price Packer purchased it for in 2018 from actor Danny DeVito and his wife Station Square has been put up for sale via an international expressions of interest campaign closing 3pm (AEST) Wednesday June 4 2025 One of the largest inner-city sites to hit the market this year could redefine an entire suburb with hundreds of new restaurants homes and businesses – and a development fast-track in place The 9,032sq m property just 2km from the Brisbane CBD is in the Woolloongabba Priority Development Area where applications are fast-tracked to boost urban regeneration and take advantage of billions of dollars worth of new infrastructure going into the future Olympic host city MORE: Half a garage space sells for record sum, beating mansions $101,000 higher: records tumble as Brisbane, Qld, home prices rise Renders of what the area could develop into fronting some of Woolloongabba’s most well-known streets including Stanley Reid and Hubert – with a variety of options for the next owner including multi-unit dwellings (build to sell or build to rent) commercial office space and retail offerings according to agents Colliers who are handling the sale Colliers managing director of capital markets and investment services Matthew Meynell said “this is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to secure a substantial landholding in one of Brisbane’s most dynamic precincts” “With unrivalled connectivity to the Brisbane CBD and flexible development potential ‘Station Square’ is set to be a landmark project.” MORE: 8 new banks cut interest rates ‘Gone straight away’: all cashed up and nowhere to buy The site benefits from fast-tracked development processes as part of the Woolloongabba PDA The site has been put up for sale via an international expressions of interest campaign closing 3pm (AEST) Wednesday June 4 2025 and comes as demand across Brisbane continues to surge with overall dwelling prices hitting a record $882,000 this week Colliers director residential development sites Troy Linnane said “given the ongoing transformation of Woolloongabba due to significant transport infrastructure investment and Brisbane Live Arena commercial and hospitality offerings in this precinct is set to skyrocket positioning this site as a prime investment” Colliers head of hotels Karen Wales agrees the site will generate strong interest given the situation on the ground: “with Brisbane’s record-low vacancy rates and sustained demand for residential and hotel accommodation this opportunity is expected to attract significant local and international interest” The massive development site could redefine the area The area is set to benefit from major infrastructure projects like Cross River Rail and the privately funded Brisbane Live Arena ahead of the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games “All these transformative developments are positioned directly opposite the property,” according to Colliers giving it unmatched connectivity to Brisbane CBD – a direct three minute journey MORE REAL ESTATE NEWS MORE: Half a garage space sells for record sum, beating mansions $101,000 higher: records tumble as Brisbane, Qld, home prices rise MORE: 8 new banks cut interest rates ‘Gone straight away’: all cashed up and nowhere to buy MORE REAL ESTATE NEWS Tickets for the Panthers home game in Mudgee against Canberra Raiders are officially on sale The game at Glen Willow Oval on Friday 22 August marks the Panthers first visit to Mudgee in club history as well as the first Telstra Premiership match in the town since 2023 Tickets are now on sale for the Round 25 clash where the Panthers will face a historic rival in the Raiders TICKETS: Panthers v Raiders in Mudgee Penrith and Canberra famously clashed in the 1990 and 1991 grand finals and have since shared a number of memorable showdowns with their next encounter taking them to Glen Willow Oval The match kicks off a new arrangement for Panthers to bring NRL games to Mudgee in 2025 and 2026 deepening the club's affiliation with Central West NSW The Panthers have found a "second home" across the Blue Mountains in recent years hosting annual games in Bathurst since 2014 and expanding their pathways program into the Central West The inaugural match in Mudgee reaffirms the Panthers devotion to the Central West with a host of festivities planned to mark the occasion helping the nation’s biggest grocery retailer beat market expectations for quarterly sales growth as it battles to protect its share from a resurgent Coles disappointing clothing sales at Big W took the gloss off an otherwise upbeat trading report with second-half losses for the discount chain now tipped to nearly double the company’s initial estimate and New York Auto Shows throughout 1979 as a preview of what was possible for the then-new Fox Body Mustang the Daytona concept doesn't look much like the production car with which it shares a platform red-ish paint wraps around custom bodywork meant to give the concept a smoother look than its factory Fox Body sibling The name "Daytona" was likely inspired by the tinted light coverings front and rear—which even has a very subtle Mustang logo etched into the center of the grille The concept employs other unique design cues a t-top roof—which actually didn't make it into the production Mustang until 1981 the Daytona concept has the same 5.0-liter V-8 and four-speed manual as the factory Fox Body but it’s unclear if any modifications were actually made to the powertrain There were subtle tweaks to the suspension The interior is all-tan-everything with leather bucket seats and a Daytona logo stamped onto the passenger dash The concept in question spent 20 years at the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn following its 1979 tour of the auto show circuit and eventually fully restored for the concours circuit where it won an Award of Distinction at the 2024 Cincinnati Concours d’Elegance the Mustang Daytona concept is headed up for auction at the Mecum Indy 2025 sale Early estimates put it anywhere in the $80,000 to $100,000 mark A small price to pay for a rare piece of Mustang history 2026 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500: Everything We Know Nissan Could Turn The Frontier Plug-In Hybrid Into an SUV Miata and Mustang Are Among the Last Affordable Convertibles China Promises a Supercar 'Better' Than a Ferrari SF90 The Ford Mustang GTD Is Back at the Nürburgring Scout Will Use a Naturally Aspirated VW Engine Made in Mexico Classy, tenacious and mega-durable mare Bonny Lass (NZ) (Super Easy) is set to be offered in a special sale launching next week on Gavelhouse Plus The daughter of Super Easy was raced by her breeder Sandy Moore in partnership with Brent and Wendy Cooper and their Social Racing Starting Gates Syndicate She was trained by Graham Richardson and Rogan Norvall through a 26-race career that produced eight wins headed by the Group One BCD Group Sprint (1400m) She backed that up with another four placings at Group One level “She was an absolutely amazing horse for her big group of owners,” Brent Cooper said “Mark Baker at Hallmark Stud researched it and found that only two mares in New Zealand history won Group races at every age from two to six – Melody Belle (NZ) (Commands) and Bonny Lass “The great Sunline (NZ) (Desert Sun) was a Listed winner as a two-year-old from only a handful of starts so we might be splitting hairs a little bit there winning Group races in four consecutive seasons puts Bonny Lass in an incredibly exclusive club.” Bonny Lass burst on the scene as a two-year-old with wins in her first two starts including the Group Two Matamata Breeders’ Stakes (1200m) followed by placings in the Group One Sistema Stakes (1200m) and Group One Manawatu Sires’ Produce Stakes (1400m) Bonny Lass won three races including the Group Three Cambridge Breeders’ Stakes (1200m) along with a third behind Group One winners On The Bubbles (Brazen Beau) and I Wish I Win (NZ) (Savabeel) in the Listed Mufhasa Stakes (1400m) plus a fourth in the Group Three Gold Trail Stakes (1200m) Bonny Lass won the Group Three Sweynesse Stakes (1215m) as a four-year-old then returned at five for luckless placings in the Group One Sistema Railway (1200m) and Telegraph (1200m) She had her deserved moment in the sun in the BCD Group Sprint at Te Rapa in February where she edged out the previously unbeaten three-year-old Crocetti (NZ) (Zacinto) by a long head A six-start campaign as a six-year-old was headed by a superb first-up win in the Group Two Foxbridge Plate (1200m) at Te Rapa last August beating the likes of Skew Wiff (NZ) (Savabeel) Puntura (NZ) (Vespa) and Sacred Satono (NZ) (Satono Aladdin) But out of all of those outstanding performances against top-flight opposition Cooper has no doubt which performance sits at the top of the pile “Her Group One win at Te Rapa was such a special day for all of us,” he said “I’m good friends with Daniel Nakhle whose horse Crocetti was defeated for the first time in his career when he ran second that day He gave all of us his congratulations and said he was delighted for Bonny and that if anyone had to beat Crocetti in that race “He said no horse in New Zealand deserved to win a Group One race more than Bonny Lass and we heard those sentiments from quite a few people that day It was an outstanding win and an obvious career highlight.” Bonny Lass is one of three winners from five foals to race out of Posh Bec (NZ) (Le Bec Fin) who herself won three races and placed in the Listed Soliloquy Stakes (1400m) Posh Bec is also the dam of Clark Kent (NZ) (Super Easy) who placed in the Listed Welcome Stakes (1000m) while her half-brother Time To Celebrate (NZ) (Per Incanto) placed at Group Two level in Hong Kong Cooper believes Bonny Lass has the attributes to be a quality broodmare “Another of her most memorable performances was in the Railway where she was almost knocked over in the straight but somehow managed to pick herself up and finish second,” he said “If she can pass any of that bravery and tenacity on to her progeny she’ll be an outstanding broodmare.” The sale of Bonny Lass will run on Gavelhouse Plus from 10am (NZT) on Wednesday 7th May to 7pm (NZT) Thursday 15th May A Brighton bathing box has sold for a six-figure sum that could cover more than half the cost of a median-priced Melbourne unit The navy- and white-painted beach shack, which does not have a bathroom was listed with a $350,000-$390,000 asking range Nick Johnstone Real Estate director Nick Johnstone declined to comment on the price but industry insiders put it near the range’s top end RELATED: Mount Martha beach box sells for $1m at hotly contested two-hour auction Vic beach boxes: why experts say the status symbols are a coastal dream you might regret Brighton: Young MyDeal rich lister nabs swish apartment and bonus beach box This would more than cover 60 per cent of a $583,000-median priced Greater Melbourne unit And it’s almost 40 per cent of the city’s $895,000 typical house value Mr Johnstone said the bathing box had been scheduled to go under the hammer next week but the listing generated so much interest that it sold ahead of time “We had a bit of a mini-auction between two buyers His agency will soon list another Brighton beach box for private sale with a $400,000 price tag bathing boxes started being built on bayside Melbourne’s beaches so people could get changed into their swimming gear There’s now 96 such boxes on Brighton beach Mr Johnstone said that he believed this was good value for one of the iconic coastal sheds especially compared to the $1m that a Mount Martha beach box sold for earlier this week managed by Danckert Real Estate director Alex Corradi set a new record for beach boxes in Victoria – although there are unconfirmed rumours that Portsea beach boxes have fetched more in the past The 26 South Beach address fetched a price much higher than its $650,000-$700,000 asking range Another boatshed at 105 South Beach, Mount Martha, is also for sale with a $580,000-$620,000 price tag The blue shack with a yellow door is listed with Warlimont & Nutt Mt Martha’s Richard Sullivan Victoria recorded a preliminary 63.3 per cent clearance rate from 215 early auction results last week About 833 homes across the state will go under the hammer next week Sign up to the Herald Sun Weekly Real Estate Update. Click here to get the latest Victorian property market news delivered direct to your inbox MORE: Election call to save Alfred Deakin’s Point Lonsdale home Restoration Australia: Beaumaris mid-century marvel restored on TV show hits the market Mornington Peninsula: Power couple Jinah and Christian Johnston put luxe retreat up for sale has listed at Wategos Beach with $19.25m hopes The listing comes just weeks after reports of a serious squabble between D’Ercole and his neighbour entrepreneurial property developer Anthony Catalano at the coffee cart outside nearby Raes The hillside Christine Vadasz-designed home cost $4.3m in 2017 MORE: Real estate guru Catalano selling his $36m Saint Moritz penthouse Positioned in the lee of the iconic Cape Byron Lighthouse, this private sanctuary is one of the privileged few to overlook exclusive Wategos Beach,” the listing for the home reads. this large 883 sqm parcel commands cinematic ocean views over Nguthungulli (Julian Rocks) to the summit of Wollumbin (Mt Warning) and beyond the two storey residence rests in a central Wategos position just a 1 minute walk to the beach awash in morning and afternoon sun from its north-facing aspect where you can check the surf or observe the annual whale migration with ease.” MORE: Aussies’ $3.6k loss could flip script on rate cut Raes owner Antony Catalano with his son Jordan Catalano outside Raes Hotel in Byron Bay According to reports regional media mogul Catalano who has an interest in the up-market Raes Hotel on Wategos beach and is executive chairman and co-owner of Australian Community Media was in involved in an alleged beachside altercation with D’Ercole According to the Australian Financial Review Catalano was sitting at the coffee cart outside Raes Hotel at around 7.45am on February 26 when he was approached by D’Ercole “Police have been told an altercation took place with members of the public intervening to separate the men with [Mr D’Ercole] leaving the scene,” a spokeswoman said in a statement at the time MORE: NIMBY blacklist – suburbs blocking most home builds According to the Daily Mail police have closed an investigation into the incident without pressing charges MORE: Roosters star’s $2.5m pre-marriage play Plans put forward by Catalano for a proposed $55m home at Wategos which would have been the area’s most expensive have been rejected by Byron Shire Council on the basis they were unsuitable for the 4.230 block due to their “bulk scale” D’Ercole has created custom jewellery pieces for rock stars including Alice Cooper The home he has listed for sale sits next door to Catalano’s property MORE: Suburbs with worst tenants revealed The Register Biting the hand that feeds IT Clear Island Waters is going to auction on May 3 Originally built by cricket legend Craig McDermott heavyweight that’s still hitting sixes when it comes to size Positioned on a sprawling 984sq m block with a prized northeast aspect to wide water this grand estate pairs solid craftsmanship with skyline views that knock it out of the park This grand estate features solid craftsmanship throughout Kollosche agent Julia Kuo said the Clear Island Waters abode was an “opulent and “This is a very solid big house with a very grand feel,” Ms Kuo said “This area can be very hard to buy into as people hold on to these properties in this position Not only does this home have a wonderful aspect and views but it is situated very close to good schools Broadbeach and in a very family friendly area.” elegant curves and a dramatic domed centrepiece that creates a sense of grandeur throughout and a granite kitchen with stainless steel appliances and a curved island bench a tiered alfresco terrace overlooks a 10m saltwater pool and private pontoon perfect for relaxed waterfront entertaining to bring their in-laws to live with them,” Ms Kuo said MORE NEWS: Builder’s marvel named Aus hottest house Bikini goddess’ ‘missing sister’ for sale in $15m mystery twist How downsizing Baby Boomers could unlock 33,000 Aussie homes the home is just over 4km from Pacific Fair with local shops and the Surfers Paradise Golf Club even closer It’s also central to top schools including St Vincent’s making it an ideal address for growing or multi-generational families Kollosche’s Sam Guo and Julia Kuo will take 15 Tortuga Place to auction on May 3 Space to show off all the trophies and medals with the twinkling lights of the Glitter Strip in the background Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time We’ve rounded up the very best of Australia’s luxury real estate to help you find your next dream home Crowned Australia’s 2024 house of the year at the Master Builders Awards PALA claims 46 metres of water frontage on the north-eastern point of Lake Wonderland The Joe Snell-designed residence spans four levels showcasing dramatic voids and finishes in concrete There’s plenty of al fresco entertaining space plus a pool and a private pontoon The grand facade of this 1890s Italianate icon was built to impress The formal rooms with graceful proportions are perfect for entertaining The north-east-facing family room features high vaulted ceilings while the front bedrooms offer beach views The large block with rear access has great potential “Inner-city waterfront properties don’t get any better than this,” the agent says Lo Scoglio is an Italian-style villa with the luxury and wellness factors dialled right up the gently undulating block of 8093 square metres includes the main four-bedroom house and a self-contained studio Forget The White Lotus – you can enjoy the ultimate luxe resort lifestyle every day at this beachfront landmark first-floor main living space opens to a curved balcony with bay vistas but the view from the rooftop deck of the front pool house is the real wow factor “It’s the ultimate lifestyle/entertainers’ property,” the agent says Take your pickleball game to new heights – literally – at the jaw-dropping Remi penthouse Boasting a staggering 1171 square metres of accommodation across three floors it has a wealth of space in which to entertain and relax from the decadent wine bar and formal dining room to the hot and cold plunge pools and a spectacular rooftop pickleball court Here are all the ingredients for a classic holiday retreat – a spectacular view light-filled interiors and a pool and deck for relaxing this house makes a bold statement from its spiral staircase to its dynamic shape The smart floor plan is handy for extended families and friends Glynn Gilling in 1935 for prominent stockbroker Stanley Utz Carmel dishes up old-world Hollywood glamour and peaceful harbour views then host dinner in the elegant dining room or pizza pool parties amid gardens by Helen Young This marvellous Melbourne-era Queen Anne mansion comes with a tower a ballroom-style lounge and an ornately decorated reception hall Exceptional formal rooms contain a wealth of heritage detail complemented by a contemporary family space pool and classic gardens by Eugene Gilligan on the large block “It’s a landmark residence of rare scale and beauty,” the agent says This article was originally published by Domain.com.au. 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The 4242sq m fully leased shopping centre is anchored by Aldi, Cheap as Chips and supported by a mix of retailers including a pharmacy, medical centre and Cellarbrations Liquor. Mr Holderhead said that sale reinforces the demand for well-positioned, essential-service assets. Interest in Bell Park Plaza underlined the demand from buyers seeking low-risk property assets. “With strong leases, low specialty rents and limited management overheads, Bell Park Plaza ticked all the boxes for long-term investors,” Mr Holderhead said. “The strong result reflected Geelong’s ongoing growth and the enduring appeal of well-leased, daily-needs retail. “Geelong is one of Victoria’s fastest-growing regions, supported by major infrastructure investment and a strengthening local economy. Centres like Bell Park Plaza offer long-term capital appreciation and reliable income streams,” he said. Mr Taylor said Bell Park Plaza marks the third Victorian neighbourhood centre to sell in 2025 as more investors look for lower-risk returns of commercial real estate. “The successful purchaser was a first-time shopping centre buyer,” Mr Taylor said. “Investors are looking to the Victorian neighbourhood shopping centre sector as a defensive asset class, offering attractive risk adjusted returns.” Mr He said investors were actively pursuing neighbourhood centres with strong tenant covenants and low maintenance requirements. “The level of inquiry we received on Bell Park Plaza shows how competitive this part of the market remains.” Bell Park Plaza has sold for $20.58m after a competitive expressions of interest campaign that drew almost 200 inquiries and seven formal offers RELATED: Historic Queenscliff Brewhouse to reopen after Australian Venue Co refurbishment Charter Hall checks out Corio shopping centre in $145m play What Geelong needs to build to cater for booming population The sale price reflects a strong initial passing yield of 5.65 per cent representing a .29 per cent premium to the 2024 average yield for Victorian neighbourhood centres generally and a .47 per cent premium to the 10-year yield average for regional neighbourhood centres The 4242sq m fully leased shopping centre is anchored by Aldi Cheap as Chips and supported by a mix of retailers including a pharmacy Mr Holderhead said that sale reinforces the demand for well-positioned Interest in Bell Park Plaza underlined the demand from buyers seeking low-risk property assets low specialty rents and limited management overheads Bell Park Plaza ticked all the boxes for long-term investors,” Mr Holderhead said “The strong result reflected Geelong’s ongoing growth and the enduring appeal of well-leased “Geelong is one of Victoria’s fastest-growing regions supported by major infrastructure investment and a strengthening local economy Centres like Bell Park Plaza offer long-term capital appreciation and reliable income streams,” he said Mr Taylor said Bell Park Plaza marks the third Victorian neighbourhood centre to sell in 2025 as more investors look for lower-risk returns of commercial real estate “The successful purchaser was a first-time shopping centre buyer,” Mr Taylor said “Investors are looking to the Victorian neighbourhood shopping centre sector as a defensive asset class offering attractive risk adjusted returns.” Mr He said investors were actively pursuing neighbourhood centres with strong tenant covenants and low maintenance requirements but the main discounts will likely focus on Amazon-owned products like Kindle Amazon has four exclusive sales throughout the year while also taking part in the big general sales alongside Australia’s major retailers These sales start in March (or early April) with the Big Smile Sale while the Mid-Year sale is Amazon's alternative to Australian EOFY sales in June which now occurs twice each year with Prime Day 2 – or Big Deal Days – landing in October Amazon is also one of the most significant retailers to shop with during the two biggest sales of the year – Black Friday and Boxing Day While Amazon doesn't take part in EOFY sales per se the Amazon Mid-Year Sale lines up with the Australian End of Financial season there's little doubt that Amazon's deal offerings during Black Friday are usually the best we see during the year Amazon Prime Day and Amazon Big Deal Days are both worthy of circling on your calendar although they’re usually reserved solely for Amazon Prime members it's hard to say which is the bigger global shopping event While Boxing Day is an event for countries within the Commonwealth both are great times to pick up basically anything from any retailer across the globe it's possible neither Boxing Day nor Black Friday sales hold the crown of the world's biggest sale it has recently gained traction globally – and may increase in popularity in 2025 Few Australian retailers boast as many high-quality sales as Amazon there are so many that we’re rounding up the best Amazon deals each week – hand-picked by our expert editors for value and quality For a more in-depth look at what this subscription entails and whether it's worth it, check out our guide to what is Amazon Prime in Australia There are a few other smaller sales worth checking out too, like the Big Smile Sale that typically happens in March and the Mid-Year Sale that coincides with Australia's EOFY sales. And, while Amazon doesn't officially partake in Afterpay Day sales there are often plenty of deals to be had during that period too You don't need a special sale to save with Amazon though as the deals we’ve found this week prove this deal makes it very easy to recommend in 2025 Ensuring your milk bottles are clean and ready when you need can be incredibly tedious dry and store milk bottles all thanks to the one device it has near five-star customer ratings across Amazon along with an overly positive Product Review rating the Gen5detect is certainly worth it at more than AU$550 off If you love a good cut of meat – or get the heebie-jeebies from the thought of chicken that isn't perfect – this meat thermometer deal is for you Just probe your meat and you can rest assured it's cooked to your preference once it hits the desired internal temperature This thermometer comes with four water-resistant probes that last 25 hours on a full charge and handle temperatures up to 300 degrees Celsius If you're looking to eliminate your facial hair quickly and safely the Philips OneBlade 360 provides a close shave without any nicks thanks to its open comb design and adaptable blade snagging this blade for a little over AU$65 is already quite the deal Throw in an extra blade and this deal is even more noteworthy these Viture Pro XR specs deserve your attention They offer impressive display tech that is easily personalised and a ton of software smarts that turn them into an amazing gaming/spatial computing partner this AU$120 saving makes now the time to take the leap if you've been wanting to step into the futuristic world of AR glasses but this model adds touches of copper to fix that while retaining their clean look this wet-dry vacuum can clean any kind of floor While it's primarily a vacuum mop – excelling with hard-to-reach debris that most other such appliances struggle with – it doubles as a capable standalone vacuum so taking more than AU$300 off makes it a great pick-up for a home that needs a mop first and a vacuum second the V8 is simple and easy to recommend at this price Make sure to click 'apply coupon' for the full savings The bowl-lift design promises supreme stability and power offering 11 mixing speeds and a half-speed for delicate mixing tasks With a massive 5.6L capacity that allows you to make almost 4 kilos of bread If you're looking to lock down an early Mother's Day gift a new premium kettle is an incredibly safe choice While the Matte Black model is has a more affordable RRP than the stainless steel the inside is still made of steel – meaning no more micro plastics from your plastic kettle five variable temperatures and a 'keep warm' function although they excel when it comes to noise cancellation and battery life in particular if you do so just before a big sale and cancel the subscription before the trial ends you get the full benefits without having to pay anything extra We've got a dedicated page that lists a lot of Amazon coupon codes to help you save on your next shop but there are always select items on the site that have a little check box that you can tick to bring the price down a little These coupons can save you anywhere from 5% to 20% off a particular item and occasionally there's a specific amount of money that gets deducted (e.g so keep an eye out for them when shopping on Amazon the discounted price will only appear when you finally check out – not when the item is sitting in your virtual cart If you aren't in a hurry to buy something specific you can always add it to your cart and click "save for later" Amazon has a handy functionality that automatically lets you know if an item in your cart has had a price change If you don't want to keep logging into Amazon to check your cart, you can use a site called camelcamelcamel.com to see an item's price history You just have to copy and paste the URL of the Amazon item you're interested in into Camelcamelcamel's search bar and voila you get the price history represented by an easy-to-understand graph so the folks behind this tracking site have created a handy browser plug-in that you can install to receive email alerts when a specific item gets a discount This is particularly useful during Amazon's big sales if you know what you're after If there are certain products you know you will buy regularly you can use the Subscribe & Save feature on Amazon This option shows up as the default offer when click on items like laundry detergents with free shipping already available for Prime members while it looks a little daunting to browse there are filters you can use to narrow down your search if you know what you're after you can also use a simple voice command to find out what the day's offers are by saying and these usually have some significant discounts the Outlet Store can save you a pretty penny but note that some items may come in a damaged box there will be a note on the product listing page about its condition consider waiting till a big sale comes knocking we mean Prime Day and Black Friday as these two sales are when we see the biggest discounts there are usually a lot of good deals during Big Smile Sale and the Mid-Year Sale so don't ignore those if you're keen on shopping through the year Please logout and then login again, you will then be prompted to enter your display name. alongside safety upgradesA new base-model MG 3 has arrived from $21,990 drive-away fitted with safety upgrades – including more airbags – that are + 5 PhotosThe price of the cheapest 2025 MG 3 city hatch has dropped below $22,000 with a new entry-level Vibe model And it coincides with the arrival of safety upgrades for the MG 3 – following a three-star ANCAP rating handed out last year – which Yet the Vibe is also the sole variant not offered with blind-spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alert technology It takes the title of Australia’s most affordable new automatic car, priced from $21,990 drive-away – undercutting the $22,340 Kia Picanto Sport auto But it is not as cheap as the old MG 3 which opened from less than $20,000 – and was priced from just $15,990 drive-away with an automatic prior to the pandemic MORE: MG 3 safety ‘perfectly fine’ for city use despite three-star rating, but upgrades coming anyway It is $898 cheaper than the drive-away deal for the previous entry grade and much lower than the circa-$26,000 drive-away the same Excite model cost when it arrived in showrooms 12 months ago Among the features stripped out to hit the lower price are blind-spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alert as well as most other new cars on sale in Australia it is the first MG 3 with a front-centre airbag to prevent head clashes in severe side-impact collisions as well as a driver monitoring camera that beeps at the driver if they are seen to take their eyes away from the road for too long MG is yet to confirm when the safety upgrades will apply to the rest of the range and if the company will voluntarily submit the MG 3 for ANCAP re-testing MORE: 2025 MG 3 vs Suzuki Swift vs Volkswagen Polo comparison review It is possible MG may be waiting to clear existing stock of the rest of the range before ramping up production of an updated version with the new safety equipment Drive has contacted the company for further information Other features removed for the Vibe include 16-inch alloy wheels – with hubcaps on 15-inch steel wheels instead – a space-saver spare wheel (a tyre repair kit fitted instead) and a one-touch auto up/down driver’s window Unchanged is the 10.25-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, halogen headlights, fabric seats, single-zone air conditioning, autonomous emergency braking (AEB) lane-keep assist and adaptive cruise control MORE: MG to double down on sports cars, starting with Cyberster coupe Also shared is the 81kW/142Nm 1.5-litre petrol engine, matched with a continuously-variable automatic transmission and front-wheel drive. The 2025 MG 3 range is otherwise unchanged, at least until the safety features from the Vibe grade – designated a Model Year 2025.5 vehicle – are added to the rest of the line-up. Examples of the new MG 3 Vibe are arriving in showrooms this week. Note: Drive-away prices listed are special offers valid at the time of publication, until May 31. Check the MG website for the latest prices, if reading this article from June 1. DAP Pricing– Unless otherwise stated, all prices are shown as Manufacturer's Recommended List Price (MRLP) inclusive of GST, exclusive of options and on road costs. 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Australia prices and moreThe mammoth Aussie music festival returns to Ballarat Spilt Milk has done pretty well for itself The regional-ish Aussie music bash expanded to Ballarat in 2019 establishing itself as Australia's largest touring day music festival Spilt Milk has announced its highly anticipated return in December 2025 with all four cities once again primed to become the fertile ground for some real dance floor action.  Spilt Milk delivers a slick line-up of international hitmakers – and this year is no different with hip-hop legend Kendrick Lamar headlining the festival alongside US rap goddess Doechii (who will make her Aussie debut) with immersive activations like rowdy country bars empowering art exhibitions and a pumping party bus.  Given Spilt Milk has a track record of selling out in mere minutes you’ll want to be ready to pounce when tickets drop in Australia Here’s everything you need to know about scoring tickets in 2025 Spilt Milk is bringing the party to four Australian cities in 2025 general admission tickets will be released at staggered times on Friday If you’d rather skip the stress of next week’s ticket madness, you can request to lock in your spot right now via the Moshtix Ticket Request You’ll just have to pre-authorise payment for the ticket at a set price of $219.95 (+$10 booking fees) The Ticket Request Window is open now and closes on Tuesday May 6 at 11.59pm (or when the allocation is exhausted) You’ll find out whether your request was successful on Wednesday you can always try again in the pre-sale!  Those who lock in tickets via Moshtix between May 2 and May 6 will pay a set price of $219.95 (+$10 booking fees) general admission tickets will drop in waves starting at $194.95 (+$10 fees) for the first release and climbing to $259.95 (+$10 fees) for the fifth release You can also upgrade your experience with add-on packages ranging from $49 to $240 which score you perks like VIP access to toilets and bars express entry lanes and exclusive merch.  Stay in the loop: sign up for our free Time Out Australia newsletter for more news Thanks for subscribing! Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon! tiktokfacebookAbout us Contact us The self-contained hospitality space at 23A Gladstone St A Moonee Ponds cafe set in the area’s Wesleyan Church redevelopment is on the market with a $2.2m+ price tag The property at 23A Gladstone St is leased to the Quarter Two Cafe and features the ex-church’s spire that is accessed via an internal spiral staircase the Gothic-style place of worship was designed by the prolific Melbourne architect Alexander Duguid RELATED: Historic Queenscliff Brewhouse to reopen after refurbishment Businessman Morry Schwartz lists Collingwood’s ex-British Crown Hotel: liquor license intact Melbourne’s most famous fish and chip shop D’Lish Fish just got a new landlord developers converted the former religious hub into nine residences They added a double-storey premises at the front incorporating part of the old church building for hospitality use An office and storage area is part of the set-up The 300sq m building’s lease will return $123,600 per year plus GST from June onwards Inside the cafe which includes part of the former church building The cafe is located opposite a supermarket an a 500-lot car park Commercial real estate agency Fitzroys’ Ervin Niyaz and Chris Kombi have the listing “We’re expecting interest from private investors and self-managed super fund investors based locally and around the country,” Mr Niyaz said “Investors will note the uniqueness of the property – this isn’t a standard shopfront – as well one of Melbourne’s fastest-growing inner city locations.” The cafe is opposite a Woolworths supermarket and large carpark High ceilings and stained glass windows can be enjoyed by patrons as they eat The Quarter Two Cafe boasts more than 14,500 Instagram followers About 10km away, a shopfront at 380 High St, Preston, that’s leased to a Cellarbrations liquor store is also up for sale Mr Kombi and Mr Niyaz are managing the marketing campaign for the 170sq m building along with real estate agency Mulcahy Butera’s Robert Butera and David Butera The property’s lease is worth $130,000 per year plus GST with fixed four per cent annual increases in place The recently-updated retail space has a coolroom “Investors will be attracted to the property’s secure long-term lease to a major liquor retail group at a time of residential and share market volatility one of Melbourne’s busiest shopping strips and opposite the famous Preston Market,” Mr Niyaz said Expressions of interest in 23A Gladstone St Sign up to the Herald Sun Weekly Real Estate Update. Click here to get the latest Victorian property market news delivered direct to your inbox MORE: Joe Avati: International comedian making multiple property moves around Melbourne Surprise fortune Pope Francis left behind revealed Restoration Australia: Beaumaris mid-century marvel restored on TV show hits the market The property at 23A Gladstone St is leased to the Quarter Two Cafe and features the ex-church’s spire that is accessed via an internal spiral staircase RELATED: Historic Queenscliff Brewhouse to reopen after refurbishment Businessman Morry Schwartz lists Collingwood’s ex-British Crown Hotel: liquor license intact Melbourne’s most famous fish and chip shop D’Lish Fish just got a new landlord About 10km away, a shopfront at 380 High St, Preston, that’s leased to a Cellarbrations liquor store is also up for sale Sign up to the Herald Sun Weekly Real Estate Update. Click here to get the latest Victorian property market news delivered direct to your inbox MORE: Joe Avati: International comedian making multiple property moves around Melbourne Surprise fortune Pope Francis left behind revealed Restoration Australia: Beaumaris mid-century marvel restored on TV show hits the market