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Breaking a lease
15 Mar 2021

Breaking a lease

In this episode we discuss breaking a lease with the RTA's Marc Fidler.
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5.42 mins
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Podcast - Starting a tenancy
1 Mar 2021

Starting a tenancy

In this episode of the Talking Tenancies podcast, we discuss starting a tenancy with Cassandra Chow from the RTA.
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24 mins
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Abandoned property and goods left behind - what to do?
24 Feb 2021

When a tenant abandons a rental property

When a tenant abandons a rental property, it is important for the property manager/owner to know what to do and follow correct processes to end the tenancy and to deal with any possessions left behind.
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Talking tenancies with Kimberley Galumalemana
15 Feb 2021

Your rights on repairs

Our expert from the RTA is Kimberley Galumalemana from the Quality and Training team talking about responsibilities for ensuring the property is fit to live in.
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17 mins
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Talking tenancies with Antonella Spatola
1 Feb 2021

When a tenant leaves unexpectedly

In this episode, we look at what happens when a tenant leaves the property unexpectedly.
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14 mins
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Lodging a tenancy dispute resolution request through RTA Web Services
28 Jan 2021

Tenancy Disputes Resolution Web Service

The Residential Tenancies Authority (RTA) has launched a Tenancy Dispute Resolution Web Service to make essential transactions even easier for our customers. See a short demonstration of this new Web Service in action.
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Talking Tenancies Ben Gerwald
18 Jan 2021

Routine Inspections

RTA Support Officer Ben Gerwald assists in taking an in-depth look at routine inspections, which can lead to some tricky conversations between parties.
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14 mins
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Pool safety in rental properties
10 Dec 2020

Pool safety in rental properties

Summertime fun with pools – whether it is a built-in pool, or a portable blow up pool – do you know the pool safety laws and what is required whether you are an owner or a tenant?
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The Residential Tenancies Authority respectfully acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of this Country. We recognise their continuing connection with the lands and seas on which we meet, live, learn and work. We pay our respects to all Traditional Owners and to their Elders past, present and future.