Why, you still hope against all hope for some large falls ?
Don't get greedy , we had some falls already   at least in the budget end of the market. I think its possible the top end of the market $1M+ will still go down a few more %, maybe, but I wouldn't put the house on it. At the budget end you have the FHOG and lower rates starting to kick in soon, my guess is that we'll see some evidence of a recovery by January and the market will continue to improve for the rest of 2009. Unemployment rate may go up but for every forced seller due to a job loss there are probably 100's of potential home buyers waiting to snap up a bargain so I wouldn't expect that to cause any price falls. There are still a few sellers who fell on hard times when the rates went higher and are still forced to sell at a loss but their numbers are coming down fast. On the other side of the equation you have buyers who have been sitting on the fence and are probably getting restless by now so at first sign of prices moving upwards they'll jump in afraid they may miss out .
If I was looking to buy a place in the budget range I'd be quick about it , would try to find a bargain over the next 2-3 weeks and negotiate hard. Once the RBA drops the rates in December by another 0.75% or more likely 1% the market will start moving , the buyers will come out of the woodwork and sellers won't be willing to consider silly offers anymore.