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1. Network & Industry In This Edition… , Serving Aotearoa/New Zealand, AU: First National’s New Era Takes Shape, AU: National Convention Vietnam, Keynote Revealed, AU: Futures Club Builds the Next Generation, AU: The Changing Face of First National, AU: A Full Circle Moment for First National Cleveland, AU: Terry Godde Makes the Move North to Mission Beach, AU: 2025 Annual Report & Financials Now Available, AU: New housing could be spared from CGT change, AU: AUSTRAC Enrolment Now Open

2. Learning / Development AU/NZ: Introduction - Agent Profit Planner for Sales Teams, AU: Australian Privacy Principles, AU: Futures Club – Building the Leaders Who Will Shape Our Network, AU: Upcoming Training Opportunities

3. Media and Marketing AU: Canberra Breakfast Radio 2CC, New Places to Call Home: Not Your Average House Hunt, AU: Sydney & Brisbane Radio 2GB/4BC, New Places to Call Home: Not Your Average House Hunt, AU/NZ: Monthly Customer Newsletters

4. Artificial Intelligence Anthropic’s new AI model crosses the Rubicon, Raises Questions of Business Survival. , AI tells tenant she should ask for $40,000 - tribunal hands her $80

5. Community NZ: Nicole Williams to Run 42 kms for Heart Foundation, NZ: FN United Sponsors Easter Egg Painting Competition & Kicks for a Cause

6. Alliance Partners First AML: How to Hire an AML Compliance Officer, Trade-In Your e-Trash?

7. Network Dashboard

8. Projects & Referrals Refer A Buyer, Earn A Fee, 229 Boyes Rd, Leneva (Vic), 15 Nero Street, Mittagong (NSW), 2 Moodemere Street, Rutherglen (VIC), 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, Paddle Boats - Mundoo, Melbourne & Rothbury

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3. Media and Marketing

AU: Canberra Breakfast Radio 2CC

New Places to Call Home: Not Your Average House Hunt

👓 6 minute audio

As cost-of-living pressures bite and housing supply tightens, more buyers are thinking outside the box - turning to unconventional spaces like old warehouses, factories, even decommissioned trains, churches, hospitals, and former police stations and transforming them into places to live.

Communications & Corporate Affairs Manager, Stewart Bunn spoke to Stephen Centiempo on Canberra breakfast radio about the trend. Michael Sleiman of FN Daystar (Revesby, NSW) talked to Mike Jeffries on Sydney evening radio 2GB and Brisbane radio 4BC, covering the same subject.

Estimated Advertising Media Equivalency $7,000

AU: Sydney & Brisbane Radio 2GB/4BC

New Places to Call Home: Not Your Average House Hunt

👓 12 minute audio

Estimated Advertising Media Equivalency $24,000

AU/NZ: Monthly Customer Newsletters

👓 1 minute read

First National’s monthly customer newsletters enable salespeople and property managers to stay in contact with past buyers and landlords.

Now they’re delivered each month with an AI prompt and the latest Cotality report so you can easily tailor your own localised version of the market update article.

As with all AI generated content, please proofread the output carefully for factual errors (In accord with our AI policy).

Microsoft Word versions on FN Central

Automated versions in Utopia

New Zealand Sales Newsletter

New Zealand Lanldord's Newsletter

‘With the AI prompt and instructions that First National sends each month, it is amazingly easy to get market reports tailored to our local area. This is incredibly useful given that most news is centred around the major city hubs, although it does feel a bit like cheating! Upload the HVI report to your AI, paste in the prompt, answer a couple of questions, et Voila! Many thanks for creating this tool for us.’

Sandy Knudsen

Administrator

FN Roper & Jones (Maungaturoto, NZ)

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4. Artificial Intelligence Anthropic’s new AI model crosses the Rubicon, Raises Questions of Business Survival. , AI tells tenant she should ask for $40,000 - tribunal hands her $80

5. Community NZ: Nicole Williams to Run 42 kms for Heart Foundation, NZ: FN United Sponsors Easter Egg Painting Competition & Kicks for a Cause

6. Alliance Partners First AML: How to Hire an AML Compliance Officer, Trade-In Your e-Trash?

7. Network Dashboard

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