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Perth rental market: WA students to pay thousands more for Curtin University accommodation in fee shake-up - Vimarsana News

Perth rental market: WA students to pay thousands more for Curtin University accommodation in fee shake-up

Students living at five of Curtin University’s accommodation facilities will be hit with price increases of up to 166 per cent next year.

Perth rental market: WA students to pay thousands more for Curtin University accommodation in fee shake-up - Vimarsana News

Perth rental market: WA students to pay thousands more for Curtin University accommodation in fee shake-up

Students living at five of Curtin University’s accommodation facilities will be hit with price increases of up to 166 per cent next year.

Renters and landlords reveal what they think of Western Australia's rental law shake-up - Vimarsana News

Renters and landlords reveal what they think of Western Australia's rental law shake-up

The relationship between WA renters and landlords is set for its biggest shake-up in years, but not everyone is convinced the government's cautious response goes far enough.

Source: abc.net.au
Mark McGowan government faces 'balancing act' as calls grow to overhaul WA's rental laws - Vimarsana News

Mark McGowan government faces 'balancing act' as calls grow to overhaul WA's rental laws

An overhaul of rental laws could help people such as Alyssa, who spends more than half her income on rent. However, there are fears changes could worsen the housing shortage. 

Source: abc.net.au
Groups fear landlords may use loophole to bypass Queensland's new once-a-year rent-rise law | Queensland - Vimarsana News

Groups fear landlords may use loophole to bypass Queensland's new once-a-year rent-rise law | Queensland

QCOSS and other tenant advocacy groups support the new rental measures but urge landlords to do the right thing, saying there is still ‘more work to do’ around housing reform