The Residential Tenancy (Rental Market Reform) Amendment Bill 2021 makes four overdue reforms to the Residential Tenancy Act of 1997.
New CoreLogic data is yet another reminder of the worsening housing crisis in Tasmania, and the desperate need for government to take action
The Greens tabled the Residential Tenancy (Rental Market Reform) Amendment Bill 2021 in Parliament today.
The March 2021 Quarterly Rental Review, just released by CoreLogic, highlights the urgent need for rent controls and short stay accommodation reform.
We were proud to release our ‘A Fair Go for Tenants’ policy, which control rents, stops dodgy leases, make better allowances for pets & bans no-cause evictions.
Tasmanian tenants need Labor’s support to protect them from the massive, unreasonable rent hikes they are facing.
The Real Estate Institute of Australia’s latest Housing Affordability Report provides yet more evidence of the deepening housing crisis in Tasmania.
If Elise Archer MP thinks everything is fine for renters, perhaps she should try talking to one of the thousands of Tasmanians struggling to afford their rent.
Tasmanian Labor needs to take a position on the looming expiry of COVID-19 emergency tenancy protections on 31 January.
The government must recognise the ongoing difficulties faced by Tasmanian tenants and extend the state’s residential rental protections beyond October 1.