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1. Network & Industry In This Edition… , First National Wins Major Customer Satisfaction Awards, Trailblazer Honoured with REINSW Award, Rebrand: The Moment that Will Define the Next Decade, Celebrating Membership Anniversaries, Members Begin AML Risk Assessments, Have You Updated Your Privacy Policy? , New President for REIA, First National Membership Benefits, REIA Wins 28 Day Extension for Delayed CDD
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2. Learning / Development Disclosing Reserve 7-Days Before Auction, New DV Rental Laws , Positive Duty Prevention Plan Booklet, Succession Planning & Exit Guide, Upcoming Training Opportunities:
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3. Media and Marketing Make a Winning Move Winners, Should You Delete Online Sales Results if a Customer Asks?, First National Christmas/New Year Radio, Simon Russo Snags Media for Country Practice Cottage, Peter Watson’s Thoroughbred Equestrian Listing on Domain Prestige Cover, Australian Property Conveyancer: Houses of Horror, The AI tricks real estate agents are using to fool buyers, Facebook is not a diplomatic embassy
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4. Artificial Intelligence Seven AI Skills Every Agent Needs for 2026, Coming Soon: Gemini’s ‘Personal Intelligence’ Upgrade
5. Community Banner Photo
5. Community The Spirit of Christmas, Filling The Gap with DV, Lost First National Racer To Compete in Targa Tasmania 2027
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6. Alliance Partners Direct Connect: Historic First National Supporter Renews Partnership, FirstAML: A Plain English Overview for Busy Agents, Trade-In Your e-Trash?, Level up with the Training Academy
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7. Network Dashboard Growth by State, Building the Foundations for Growth
8. Projects & Referrals Banner Photo
8. Projects & Referrals Refer A Buyer, Earn A Fee, 15 Nero Street, Mittagong (NSW), 2 Moodemere Street, Rutherglen (VIC), 204 Sawpit Gully Road Kanmantoo (SA), 503 Cohuna Island Road, Cohuna, 47 Morrisby Street, Geebund, Brisbane, Box's Island, Murray River, Wentworth, Alba - Albany Creek, Brisbane, 443 Queen Street, Brisbane, An Unparalleled Collection of Residences in the Heart of Brisbane..., 6 McCoy Street, Waikerie, 8055 South Gippsland Highway, Korumburra, 100 on Leichhardt, Brisbane, 11 And 13 First Avenue, Woorim, Paddle Boats - Mundoo, Melbourne & Rothbury
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5. Community

The Spirit of Christmas

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First National Real Estate Broken Hill (NSW)
First National Real Estate Broken Hill (NSW)

 

In the lead up to Christmas FN Broken Hill’s team got into the spirit and out on the streets to tint Broken Hill’s Christmas Pageant blue. Solid effort!

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Filling The Gap with DV

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FN Maitland (NSW) promoted a Fill The Gap campaign in the lead up to Christmas, striving to collect $1,500 in gift cards for Carrie’s Place – a support agency for families escaping domestic violence. Having exceeded its goal, FN Maitland then contributed an additional $1,500 in gift cards, dedicated specifically to supporting teenagers at Carrie’s Place.

 

‘These gift cards will help provide choice, dignity, and practical support to young people who need it most. Thank you to everyone who donated and helped us fill the gap. Together, we’re making a real difference in our local community,’ said Alexandra Haggarty.

 

Lost First National Racer To Compete in Targa Tasmania 2027

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Motoring enthusiasts will recall last year's story of former member John Grieg First National’s (Sylvania, NSW) Targa Tasmania Subaru SVX being recovered in the Northern Territory and then restored by Garth McDonald.

 

First National supported Garth’s efforts to restore the very rare car to its racing glory by supplying early 1990s First National logos. Before Christmas, the car was returned to Tynan Motors – where the car was originally purchased – for the unveiling of its restored glory. 

 

John Grieg and his son David were invited to the event, and John had the opportunity to sit in the car that he had not seen for 37 years.

 

The car will return to the Targa Tasmania event next year, sporting First National’s historic 1990s branding.