A rise in the number of people renting in Australia over the past two decades has triggered calls for changes to laws to better protect tenants. Victoria is the latest jurisdiction to amend its laws, with changes due to take effect in 2020.
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Signage for a real estate property is seen in Carlton North, Melbourne, Wednesday, July 18, 2018. (AAP Image/James Ross) NO ARCHIVING Source: AAP
A rise in the number of people renting in Australia over the past two decades has triggered calls for changes to laws to better protect tenants. Victoria is the latest jurisdiction to amend its laws, with changes due to take effect in 2020.
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By Lucy Chen, Greg Dyett
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