Multiple Australian outlets report that New South Wales has introduced a publicly accessible “name and shame” style register focused on misconduct in the NSW property market. The reports say the register compiles allegations and regulatory outcomes involving people and businesses connected to property transactions. Sources describe that the information includes enforcement action such as fines and long-term or permanent bans, alongside claims of serious wrongdoing related to the handling of trust funds. The articles also reference alleged misconduct involving the misuse of funds and the broader context of complaints raised about individuals in the sector. While the specific entries and numbers are not detailed across the excerpts provided, all sources characterize the register as exposing disciplinary findings and alleged improper conduct within NSW real estate. The coverage frames the register as a transparency measure intended to alert industry participants and consumers to past or ongoing regulatory issues. Across the reports, the common focus is the scale and nature of the alleged breaches—ranging from financial misconduct tied to trust accounts to sanctions imposed by relevant authorities.