More than 97 per cent of people who have taken part in the Palaszczuk Government’s Open Doors to Renting Reform consultation are indicating that the structural condition and safety of their properties is a top concern, Housing and Public Works Minister Mick de Brenni said today (Monday). Mr de Brenni said the survey revealed an […]
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Owners of manufactured homes would enjoy greater consumer protection across Queensland under “historic reforms” which come into effect from today (Wednesday), according to Minister for Housing and Public Works Mick de Brenni. Mr de Brenni said the changes would “usher in a new era of fairness” for over 25,000 Queenslanders living in residential parks under […]
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Minister for Housing and Public Works Mick de Brenni today (Sunday) helped doorknock homes in his Springwood electorate as part of the Palaszczuk Government’s consultation into the future of renting in Queensland. Mr de Brenni said Logan residents were confirming the results of the government’s statewide Open Doors to Renting Reform survey – tenants want a fairer […]
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The grandparents of a baby girl killed in a tragic accident at a Central Queensland rental property today (Sunday) supported the Palaszczuk Government’s commitment to residential tenancy reform – which they hope will prevent “future tragedies”. Lyn and Ken Diefenbach have been advocating for prescribed minimum standards for rental properties since the death of their […]
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The Queensland Government is undertaking a state-wide consultation in readiness for important reforms to residential tenancy laws for renters and property owners to ensure Queenslanders needs will be met now and into the future. To start the process this week, renters, landlords and real estate agents will be contacted and asked for their views, how […]
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