Law changes, plain English guides, tribunal insights, and practical advice for renters, landlords, and agents across Australia.
Victoria introduced significant changes to rental laws in mid-2025, including stronger minimum standards, expanded pet rights, and tighter notice requirements for landlords. Here's what every Victorian tenant and landlord needs to know.
NSW joined Victoria in restricting no-grounds evictions for periodic tenancies. Here's the full breakdown of the changes and when they take effect.
Bond disputes are the most common tenancy issue in Australia. Here's exactly what to do before, during, and after vacating to maximise your chances of a full refund.
QLD law changed significantly on pet keeping in rentals. Landlords must now respond within 14 days and can only refuse on prescribed grounds.
We reviewed five recent VCAT decisions on bond disputes and pulled out the key lessons for tenants and landlords in Victoria.
SA introduced prescribed minimum housing standards requiring heating, cooling, adequate ventilation, and more. Full list of requirements and compliance dates.
A full state-by-state comparison of rent increase frequency limits, notice periods, and whether any caps apply. ACT stands out significantly.
The ACT limits rent increases to the Canberra CPI rate without Tribunal approval. We explain how it works, how to check if your increase exceeds it, and what to do.
Entry notice requirements vary by state and purpose. This guide covers the rules for every state, with practical tips on documentation and tenant communication.
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