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  • The Views Are Back: Airlie Beach Ferris Wheel Confirmed for May Return

    It’s official! Following a hugely successful trial run, the Whitsunday Regional Council has confirmed that the iconic Ferris Wheel will be returning to the Airlie Beach Foreshore this year. Locals and visitors can look forward to seeing the wheel back in its familiar spot, operating from May through to November. … Read more

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  • Gailbraith Park Master Plan

    Galbraith Park is located in Cannonvale, at the heart of a rapidly growing coastal community that forms part of the Greater Airlie Beach Area. Over the past decade, the region has experienced significant population and economic growth, emerging as one of Queensland’s fastest-growing destinations. As Cannonvale evolves into a town … Read more

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  • Whitsunday Regional Sports Precinct Master Plan

    The Whitsunday Regional Sports Precinct is a critical component of the Proserpine to Airlie Beach growth corridor, providing a central regional sporting home with capacity for clubs to grow, attract sporting events, and develop high-quality facilities that will encourage participation and healthy, social lifestyles. The Whitsunday Regional Sports Precinct is … Read more

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  • Shute Harbour cruise operations drive strong visitor numbers

    More than 13,000 cruise passengers passed through Shute Harbour Marine Terminal across three consecutive days, delivering a significant boost to local businesses and tourism operators across the Whitsundays. The large-scale cruise operations supported activity across transport, tours, retail and hospitality, generating strong flow-on benefits for both small and large businesses … Read more

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  • RBA lifts rates as inflation remains too high and demand stays strong

    The Reserve Bank has raised the cash rate by 0.25 percentage points today, responding to inflation that remains above target and an economy that continues to run too strongly for the Bank to be confident price pressures will keep easing on their own. Inflation surged late last year and, while … Read more

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  • Galbraith Park Master Plan sets new benchmark for green spaces

    Whitsunday Regional Council has adopted the Galbraith Park Master Plan, providing a long-term vision for a greener, more connected and more immersive parkland experience in the heart of Cannonvale. The Master Plan was adopted at the same Council meeting as the Airlie Beach Precinct Master Plan, reinforcing Council’s commitment to … Read more

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  • Airlie Beach Precinct Master Plan adopted as long-term roadmap

    Council has adopted the Airlie Beach Precinct Master Plan, establishing a long-term roadmap for Airlie Beach that balances tourism, community use and economic growth as part of a coordinated, region-wide planning approach. The Master Plan was adopted at the same Council meeting as the Galbraith Park Master Plan, reinforcing Council’s … Read more

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  • Record Month Signals Whitsundays’ Global Rise

    Whitsunday Coast Airport has recorded the highest monthly passenger numbers in its history, marking a significant milestone in the region’s growth and signalling that the Whitsundays has moved beyond its reputation as a seasonal getaway. Official airline figures for December confirm 53,915 passengers travelled through the airport which is a … Read more

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  • Ray White Now 2025 – Local Reports

    Click here to view the Airlie Beach report. Click here to view the Proserpine report. Click here to view the Bowen report. Click here to view the Whitsunday report.

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  • National prices pause but the strongest markets continue to outperform

    Australia’s housing market shows two-speed performance. Major east-coast capitals stall while Perth, Adelaide and regional areas continue climbing. Supply shortages fuel outperformers as auction competition cools nationwide. Australia’s housing market levelled out in November, with both national house and unit prices unchanged over the month at $940,000 and $710,000 respectively. … Read more

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