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. 

Inner west tenants and landlords have been left in the lurch by the NSW Government’s rental package, with only 16% of landlords covered by land tax relief measures and tenants who have lost their livelihoods through Covid-19 lumped with potentially huge debt bombs through rent deferrals. 

The single most effective thing that we can do to give renters a fair go is to end no-grounds eviction, but after two long years of consultation the Government is failing to take this critical step, and that is not good enough.

A question on notice to the Treasurer and Minister for Industrial Relations regarding rental affordability.

A question on notice to the Minister for Innovation and Better Regulation regarding pet licenses in rental properties.

A question on notice to the Minister for Innovation and Better Regulation regarding rental affordability.

My question to the Attorney General regarding NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal Tenancy Matters. 

My question to the Attorney General regarding the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal 

The Liberal Government has failed to introduce new residential tenancy laws to protect victims of domestic violence – more than 600 days after promising it would.

A question on notice to the Minister for Family and Community Services, Minister for Social Housing and Minister for the Prevention of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault regarding tenancy transfers.