Media and Marketing

Rebrand update

👓 30 second read

The process of developing a new First National Real Estate brand is gaining momentum, with creative agency Whippet having now completed its brand research interviews with our membership’s stakeholders. This includes the Board of Directors, Marketing Reference Groups, Regional Councillors and opinion leaders. 

This important process assures that in addition to the brand research already completed, Whippet will come to a complete understanding of our membership’s hopes, dreams and aspirations for their businesses within our collaborative network. 

Elite Agent: How FN Bonnici & Associates masters multi-state operations

When most real estate agents think about expansion, they consider adding staff or growing their database. William Bonnici took a different approach – he crossed state lines. Elite Agent has profiled William Bonnici's success in partnership with First National Real Estate. More...

2CC Radio: Canberra Breakfast 

🎧 4.55 minute audio

Why do some renters never see a water charge, while others are stuck paying for power, gas, and even routine pool cleaning and chemicals? Here’s an excerpt of an discussion Stewart Bunn had with Rod Henshaw (standing in for Stephen Cenatiempo) on Canberra breakfast radio, 2CC. Canberra is a highly relevant audience for First National because so many property investors are flying in and out all the time, and politicians are some of the biggest owners of investment properties nationally.

2ST Radio: End Of Financial Year Tax Tips

🎧 5.22 minute audio

Australia’s end-of-financial-year rush is here. Spare-room rentals, short-stay listings and renovation bills all leave a digital trail the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) now mines with precision. Are your records robust enough to pass inspection? First National's Communications and Corporate Affairs Manager, Stewart Bunn, talks to 2ST Radio about some of the changes property owners should be aware of. Radio host, Graeme Day, referred listeners to First National’s website for more information at the end of the interview.