Greens Table Legislation to Protect Tenants
The Greens tabled the Residential Tenancy (Rental Market Reform) Amendment Bill 2021 in Parliament today.
The Greens tabled the Residential Tenancy (Rental Market Reform) Amendment Bill 2021 in Parliament today.
More than 4000 Tasmanians are languishing in stress on the soaring public housing waiting list.
The March 2021 Quarterly Rental Review, just released by CoreLogic, highlights the urgent need for rent controls and short stay accommodation reform.
Peter Gutwein and Rebecca White having a Leaders debate, organised by the Property Council at Wrest Point casino, says everything about their priorities.
The Greens’ move to protect tenants from unreasonable rent increases was voted down by Labor, the Liberals and Madeleine Ogilvie in Parliament today.
The ACT model, which is a modest policy approach of rent increases being restrained to CPI plus 10 per cent of CPI, has been in place since 1997.
The Residential Tenancy (Rent Control) Amendment Bill 2021 replaces the current unworkable rent control provisions in the Residential Tenancy Act of 1997.
We were proud to table the Residential Tenancy (Rent Control) Amendment Bill 2021 today on behalf of all Tasmanian tenants.
The world is in the grip of a pandemic and here in Tasmania, of course, there has been suffering.
The Real Estate Institute of Australia says Tasmania's rental affordability is now the worst in the nation.