I'm not an accountant, but I'd say the answer to the above is all no.
Just like driving to a job interviews (or even to work assuming it's a straightforward home to work commute) is not deductible.
Deductions can only be possible if the cost is incurred in the course of earning an income.
Once you've bought a property, legitimate costs incurred in the holding of the property (including travel costs to do inspections, repairs or attend body corporate meetings) should be deductible.
But if you do other non-property things as well during that trip (eg a holiday) the extent to which you can claim deductibility diminishes.