News & Updates

Stay up to date with the latest rural property news, market insights and updates from the Slaney & Co team. From North Queensland property market trends to tips for buyers and sellers, our news section is your go to resource for rural real estate in the region.

Charters Towers Sale Report Charters Towers prime and store cattle sale market report — Wednesday 7th October 2026. Read the full results and pricing from this week's local sale.
Roma Store Sale Report Roma store cattle sale market report — Tuesday 6th October 2026. Read the full results and pricing from this week's Roma store sale.
Gracemere Sale Report Read the full Gracemere cattle sale market report from Wednesday 30th September 2026, including sale results, prices, and market trends from one of Central Queensland's key selling centres.
Rural Property in Queensland
How to Sell a Rural Property in Queensland Selling rural property isn't like selling a house in town. Here's what actually drives value, who's really buying, and what to expect before you put your land on the market.
Lifestyle Property North Queensland
Types of Rural Property in North Queensland Not all rural property is the same. From coastal grazing land to remote cattle stations, lifestyle acreage to productive farming enterprises, each comes with its own characteristics and appeal.
A snapshot of rural property sales Henry Slaney has been selling rural properties for over 18 years. Tom Slaney joined the business in 2022. Here is a summary of properties that Henry and Tom have been involved in selling.
Charters Towers real estate
Charters Towers Real Estate:
August 2026 Update
A snapshot of what's happening in Charters Towers real estate this August, from current listings and buyer demand to what it means if you're buying or selling.
Pastoral Market Update - Live Export- June 2026 A roundup of live cattle export activity for June 2026, including volumes through the Port of Darwin, destination breakdowns across key export markets, and NT livestock movement statistics.
Important changes for Buyers and Sellers From 1 July 2026, all real estate agencies across Australia will be required to conduct anti-money laundering checks on buyers and sellers of property in order to identify the ownership behind clients.