NSW rental laws have changed significantly over the last couple of years – but what do they actually look like in practice?

The Minimum Energy Efficiency Rental Standards (MEERS) consultation is now open. Here's how you can contribute.

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A part-time Paralegal is required to join the legal practice of the Centre working to address housing legal issues for and with Aboriginal…

Tenants' Union submission to the Select Committee on Intergenerational Housing Inequity

Some residents’ homes in this land lease community have been inundated with fairy grass.

One essential service was recently removed for some land lease community residents, namely their mailboxes.

New liquor licence exemptions make it unnecessary for a liquor licence to be held for eligible communities. However eligible communities must meet specific criteria.

Tenants at El Lago launched Tribunal action over villas which were far from secure or reasonably fit for habitation, and offered little in the way of peace, comfort and quiet enjoyment.

For a number of home owners the need for major site repairs has been becoming unmanageable and detrimental to their homes.

After many years of campaigning, NSW renters won some significant improvements to tenancy law over 2024-2026. Find out more...

Tenants’ Union submission to the Inquiry into the Residential Tenancies Amendment (Protection of Personal Information) Bill 2025.

Tenants' Union of NSW Media Release in response to NSW Government media release on Smart Rental Bonds Scheme