Greens Welcome Court Ruling on Tourist Park Resident
The Greens welcome a ruling from the Supreme Court of Tasmania which will allow a resident at Beauty Point Tourist Park, previously unfairly evicted, to stay in his home.
The Greens welcome a ruling from the Supreme Court of Tasmania which will allow a resident at Beauty Point Tourist Park, previously unfairly evicted, to stay in his home.
The social housing waitlist is continuing to grow, according to TasCOSS’ new Tasmanian State of Housing Dashboard.
New data from National Shelter and SGS Economics and Planning shows that rents are continuing to rise across the state, becoming unaffordable in a number of suburbs.
The Greens have tabled a bill which seeks to give renters real rights, and end unfair evictions.
The Greens have tabled a petition with 2780 signatures, calling on the Liberal Government to protect the rights of caravan park residents.
Since Dean Winter took over the Labor leadership, we’ve seen a procession of backflips, and it seems we might have another one when it comes to short stay accommodation
New CBOS short stay data shows there was a 4.6% increase in whole homes listed for short stay accommodation in Lutruwita/Tasmania in the most recent reporting period.
The Greens echo the calls of The Tenants Union of Tasmania for greater funding to assist renters as demand grows.
The Liberal Government must act now on real solutions to Tasmania’s housing crisis.
New Productivity Commission Data shows Tasmania continues to lag the nation in delivering public and social housing for those in need.