Renters rights
The Minns Labor Government has passed the most significant rental reforms in over a decade in the NSW Parliament.
Renters rights
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Background check fees banned to ensure a fairer go for renters
Tuesday, 6 August 2024
The Minns Labor Government will change the law to stop renters being slugged with charges for background checks when they’re applying for a rental property.
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Portable bonds scheme to deliver cost of living relief
Monday, 29 July 2024
Millions of renters across the state will soon be able to move homes and transfer their bond with them with the Minns Labor Government investing $6.6 million to develop and deliver the nation’s first Portable Rental Bonds Scheme.
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Making renting fairer in NSW
Sunday, 28 July 2024
The Minns Labor Government is delivering on its election commitment to improve rental laws and help make renting fairer, announcing new laws to end no-grounds evictions.
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Like many communities in Sydney and New South Wales, the inner west faces a housing affordability crisis.
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A Minns Labor Government will make it easier for renters to have a pet in New South Wales, by introducing a new fairer and more streamlined application process.
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The past few months of La Nina have been incredibly difficult for the people of New South Wales. Most obviously, floods in the Northern Rivers and across Sydney have devastated communities. A less visible problem has been the scourge of mould.
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NSW Labor has called on the Berejiklian Government to extend New South Wales’ eviction moratorium to the end of 2020 to protect vulnerable tenants across the State.
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Marrickville Legal Centre's Tenants Advice and Advocacy Service has been invaluable during the pandemic, supporting thousands of tenants through the financial and housing crisis created by COVID‑19.
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Both renters and landlords have been pushed to the precipice by Covid-19 and unfortunately, the response from the Government is a case of too little, too late.