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It’s been a year since we launched the Australian Conveyancer magazine, bringing clarity to an evolving industry. From cyber security to the future of housing, we've covered key topics that matter to practitioners.   Now, we're excited to announce that the Australian Conveyancer has its own website with daily updates. Stay informed—subscribe for free today.   Explore the website here: https://lnkd.in/dsuMVKuM

With news about money laundering making headlines on a weekly basis, don’t forget to catch up on the latest edition of the Australian Conveyancer, which features a 14-page special report on how criminals have been targeting Australian real estate to the tune of more than $1 billion over the past three years. Subscribe now: https://lnkd.in/eZHAWDBw

Day Two of last week's #DevelopmentDay was all about personal and professional growth for the triSearch team. We spent the day in a workshop facilitated by John Colbert & Corporate Edge, focusing on strengthening our culture and connecting through our shared values. The workshop was a fantastic opportunity to see where we stand with our culture and ensure alignment across all teams. We explored how to develop a growth mindset and navigate change effectively, ensuring we stay connected and deliver the best service possible for our customers. Our Head of Sales, Lauren Cunningham, shared her highlights: “John Colbert really managed to engage our whole team and solidify our company values, priorities, and values across the team. I look forward to taking my learnings into my day-to-day operations within the business to ensure we help customers with their business.” We’re excited for the team’s development, and continuing to grow together! #DevelopmentDay #GrowthMindset #Teamwork

Last week the triSearch team had our inaugural #DevelopmentDay. Spanning over two days, the event was all about connecting with each other, refreshing, resetting and cleansing for the new financial year. We were fortunate enough to have the entire triSearch team together in the Sydney office. On day one, we got to hear from project leaders around the business on the exciting innovations and projects in the works. We also had the privilege of witnessing a special event tied to the themes of refreshing and cleansing. First Nations representative Leslie Mcleod lead us in a Smoking Ceremony, connecting us to our roots and each other, to celebrate and cleanse our spirits for the new year ahead. Our own Hayley Roughley, Product & Customer enablement specialist, left grateful for the experience: "Being part of an Aboriginal Smoking Ceremony was really moving. The smoke, the rituals, and the connection to the land left me feeling peaceful and deeply respectful of Indigenous culture.” We wrapped up the day with a lively event at the Arthouse for our team and clients, where we had the opportunity to unwind and connect with each other. A big thank you for our clients for joining us, and a special thank you to Matt Hanson for sharing his inspiring story. It was a day of reflections and celebrations. Stay tuned for more about day two of Development Day. #PeopleAndCulture #Leadership #SmokingCeremony #Community

At triSearch, our clients are our partners. Together we help each other grow, develop and achieve great things. We’re excited to announce the launch of our Partner Program, designed to enhance your triSearch experience with tailor-made rewards! Launching September 1st, this program includes three customer tiers: Essentials, Growth, and Premium. Each tier provides exclusive benefits like personalised support, advanced training sessions, and access to premium features. The Partner Program is the latest in a number of innovations coming to your triSearch and triConvey account. Keep an eye out for more details on how the program works and how both clients, and those looking to move to triConvey, can benefit. Learn more about it here: https://lnkd.in/d_ERY7wG

We are thrilled to announce that The triSearch Campus is now live! 🌐   This is your hub for learning triSearch/triConvey offering guides, professional development, networking, and troubleshooting resources. Explore our self-service portal with over 450 articles, videos, and user guides to help you navigate triConvey and other triSearch solutions. The Campus is free and available to all users.   Discover: 📚 The Library: Over 450 guides, articles, and FAQs with 24/7 access 📝 The Notice Board: Stay updated with all the latest software updates and special releases 🔧 Raise a Ticket: For all your technical support needs with our friendly and timely service   Coming soon: 🖥️ e-Learning: Get certified in using triConvey 💬 Connect: A digital forum to engage with Conveyancers across the industry 💡 Innovation Lab: Suggest new features, improvements, and more   Login into your triConvey account to explore the Campus today!   #triSearch #triConvey #LearningHub #CustomerSupport

Lawyers and conveyancers will need to ask “uncomfortable questions” of clients under new anti-money laundering measures. Queensland Law Society chief executive Matt Dunn said the Tranche 2 reform of Australia’s AML legislation was one of the biggest challenges for property profession in a decade. Find out more in the latest edition of Australian Conveyancer here https://bit.ly/3y9I7sA

Real estate is one of just a few “very high” risk industries vulnerable to money laundering, according to a new report by government regulators who have just released their latest risk assessment. Find out why it is going to have a fundamental impact on the real estate sector in the Australian Conveyancer magazine by subscribing here.https://bit.ly/3y9I7sA

Many thanks to Creo Legal founding director David Chung for sharing his thoughts, and worries about the cost and compliance burden around Tranche 2 reforms in the latest special report in Australian Conveyancer. Read the full, 14-page investigation here https://buff.ly/46eretp

Many thanks to Tim McKibbin, Real Estate Institute of NSW chief executive, for sharing his thoughts on planned Tranche 2 reforms in the latest Australian Conveyancer. Lessons from the introduction of anti-money laundering reforms to the real estate sector in New Zealand suggest Australia property professionals face significant extra costs when they are introduced here, according to Tim. Find out more from our special report into the problem that saw more than $740million worth of real estate seized by federal authorities over a five-year period. https://bit.ly/3y9I7sA