Stephen Nicholls is the Real Estate Editor for the Wentworth Courier, a publication under the dailytelegraph.com.au. With a focus on local real estate in Western Australia, specifically in Perth, Stephen provides insights and reports on property trends, auction results, and notable sales. His work has been featured in various publications and platforms, including REA Group Ltd, News.com.au, and The Daily Telegraph.
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Stephen Nicholls' coverage heavily focuses on the local real estate and property industry in Australia, especially in Western Australia and Perth. His articles primarily cover private sector announcements, with a strong emphasis on prestigious properties, property sales, interior design trends, and home renovations.
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They’re dollar figures no one would have dared dream even a few years ago.
An expat based in the Middle East has pounced on a beautifully restored waterfront apartment on Australia's most expensive street.
By: Stephen Nicholls
An expat has pounced on a beautifully restored waterfront apartment on Australia’s most expensive street.
By: William S. Olson, Gerald M. Heymsfield, Stephen Lang, Mircea Grecu, Stephen Nicholls
In this study, a machine-learning based methodology is developed to mitigate the effects of ground clutter on precipitation estimates from the Global Precipitation Mission Combined Radar-Radiometer Algorithm. Ground clutter can corrupt and obscure precipitation echo in radar observations, leading to inaccuracies in precipitation estimates. To improve upon previous work, this study introduces a general machine learning (ML) approach that enables a systematic investigation and a better understanding of uncertainties in clutter mitigation. To allow for a less restrictive exploration of conditional relations between precipitation above the lowest clutter-free bin and surface precipitation, reflectivity observations above the clutter are included in a fixed-size set of predictors along with the precipitation type, surface type, and freezing level to estimate surface precipitation rates, and several ML-based estimation methods are investigated. A Neural Network Model (NN) is ultimately identified as the best candidate for systematic evaluations, as it is computationally fast to apply while effective in applications. The NN provides unbiased estimates; however, it does not significantly outperform a simple bias correction approach in reducing random errors in the estimates. The similar performance of other ML approaches suggests that the NN's limited improvement beyond bias removal is due to indeterminacies in the data rather than limitations in the ML approach itself.
Billionaire chicken heiress Sue Ingham has sold her “private sanctuary” in Darling Point after dropping the price guide by $4m.
By: Stephen Nicholls
Billionaire chicken heiress Sue Ingham has sold her ‘private sanctuary’ in Darling Point after dropping the price guide by $4m.
‘Nude’ artist Dina Broadhurst has listed the stylish Darling Point apartment she owned with her ex-boyfriend, property developer Max Shepherd.
‘Nude’ artist Dina Broadhurst has listed the stylish Darling Point apartment she owned with her ex-boyfriend, property developer Max Shepherd.
Real estate veteran Michael Dunn sold the house that he “fell in love with” the moment he saw it at auction today.
A real estate guru sold his dream home at an on-site auction today — but did he get his dream price?
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