The girls at Ray White Ballarat took part in Pink Hope Day on Friday 20th September 2013 by wearing their brightest pink lipstick to help raise awareness of breast and ovarian cancer. The staff enjoyed a relaxed morning tea surrounded by pink balloons and plenty of pink lips.
Pink Hope is Australia’s first community designed to inspire women to be proactive and vigilant with their breast and ovarian health, while providing a safe haven for high risk women to connect.
Click here for more details about Pink Hope.
Australian property prices continue to demonstrate resilience with modest monthly growth across February 2025. House prices recorded a 0.2 per cent monthly increase, bringing the national mean to $909,617, while unit values rose by 0.2 per cent to reach $675,820. The market’s steady performance reflects ongoing supply constraints balancing against … Read more
This festive season, Ray White will continue its successful charity drive ‘A Little Ray of Giving’ for the thirteenth year running. This holiday campaign is a tradition for the brand, and serves as an opportunity for hundreds of local branches to connect with their communities while raising awareness and much-needed … Read more