YOU know a policy’s bad when the government that came up with it resorts to using offensive rhetoric to sell it.
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Residential parks residents may lose legislative protections
ON Saturday 6 April the NSW Government released the long awaited Draft Exposure Bill for residential parks, the ambiguously named Residential (Land Lease) Communities Bill 2013.
Retirement village life may not be as glossy as their brochure suggests
MAJOR retirement village developer Lend Lease has launched an advertising blitz marketing their villages as reminiscent of the 1950s, when you knew your neighbour and could swing by to ask for a cup of sugar.
Council Rate Rebate’s 20 year stall
KEEP the petitions coming!
Strata in strife
WHAT would you do if the Government introduced a law that would allow a developer to compulsorily buy your house, knock it down and build a new one for a big fat profit, of which you would not see anything?
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- Protected tenants told they don’t exist
- A win for boarding house residents
- Stop the public housing rip off - send a postcard
- 'Little old ladies' say: hands off units, townhouses and apartments
- Why evicting Aunt Doris is not good public policy, Mr Goddard
- Retirement Villages: a lifestyle choice but be wary
- More government decisions affecting social housing tenants
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- Submission to the Residential (Land Lease) Communities Bill 2013
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- Uncle Steve Knew: Response to the NSW Government’s Strata and Community Title Law Reform Discussion Paper
- Proposed repeals of the Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Act 1948 and the Landlord and Tenant Act 1899
- Comments on draft Residential Tenancies Regulation 2010
