The Residential Tenancies Authority (RTA) Education team delivers events across Queensland to support the residential rental community.

The RTA urges customers to be cautious when using artificial intelligence (AI) tools to interpret Queensland tenancy law, as AI may make mistakes.

The RTA provides trusted information, support and referrals to help all Queenslanders navigate diverse rental situations.

The Residential Tenancies and Rooming Accommodation Regulation 2025 now applies. Updated RTA forms have been published and apply from 1 September 2025.

Microapartments are small, partially or fully self-contained spaces. How rental laws apply can depend on a variety of factors and the type of tenancy agreement in place.

Updated RTA tenancy agreement forms (Forms 18a, 18b and R18) will be available from 1 September 2025 to align with the Queensland Government’s recent tenancy regulation changes.

To mark Multicultural Queensland Month, the RTA shares how we make tenancy support accessible to customers from a variety of cultural backgrounds.

A Gold Coast real estate agency has been fined $10,000 for unlawful entry and tenant privacy breaches under Queensland rental laws.

The RTA has recently updated its information to clarify how rent increases apply when a fixed-term agreement transitions to a periodic tenancy.

To help the rental sector navigate recent changes to the RTRA Act, we’ve prepared a summary highlighting key updates and practical insights.

The RTA shares median rents data for all of Queensland, and data on our service offerings, for the quarter ending June 2025.

Steve Davidson will join the Residential Tenancies Authority in August as its chief executive officer after an extensive recruitment search. The announcement coincides with new appointments to the RTA Board.