Real Estate

Andrew Leeming, a cricket enthusiast, meticulously restored Don Bradman's childhood home in Bowral, preserving a significant piece of Australian cricketing history for future generations. The restored house, now on the market, offers a glimpse into Bradman's early life and stands as a testament to Leeming's dedication to preserving the legacy of the cricketing legend.

The state government of Western Australia announced financial assistance for residents in Bunbury whose homes were damaged or destroyed by a recent tornado, providing up to $4,000 for those severely affected. As clean-up efforts continue, additional support including extended power outage payments and warnings about potential asbestos presence have been issued.

Japan is grappling with over 9 million abandoned homes, known as "akiya," due to population decline and complex inheritance laws. Local authorities are exploring solutions to encourage property usage or sale, while entrepreneurs see potential in renovating and repurposing these homes for tourism and rural revitalization.

Gold Coast residents are facing a living nightmare after being forced out of their homes due to asbestos exposure from a neighboring property. The incident, which occurred when the asbestos roof of a nearby house was pressure-washed, has left residents displaced for weeks, moving multiple times with no clear end in sight.

Callum Gossland, a man living with a Functional Neurological Disorder, criticizes the government's "patronizing" celebration of a new accessible bathroom in Adelaide. He argues that the ceremony underscores the scarcity of such facilities and the need for more widespread accessible infrastructure, rather than celebrating genuine progress.