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Len Warson, who only settled on his $6.05 million Mornington Peninsula home in August, wants to sell it for $450,000 more, despite prices falling 13 per cent since his purchase.
The market for premium regional property has fallen, but agents say some properties can be marketed in ways to limit price declines.
Advertisement In the eyes of John Howard, Donald Bradman was "the greatest living Australian", not a batsman to be associated with an Adelaide sex shop or a cafe filled with cricket memorabilia. Cabinet papers from 2000 reveal Mr Howard – then Prime Minister – gave a presentation to senior ministers on September 12, telling them he had spoken to the Bradman family about potentially protecting the name against inappropriate commercial use. Don Bradman and Sid Barnes going out to bat in 1930. Prime Minister John Howard in 2000 moved to protect Bradman's name from commercial misuse. Credit:S...