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VO 1 2018 October 2 at 10:-^7 P Queensland Legislative Assembly Di Farmer Timeline Recent Add Friend Number: .5~ 4 - ^obled [Zf 2018 • • • Q Intro Di Farmer VO 1 October 2 at 10:-^7 P Former PRINCIPAL CONSULTANT/CEO at Gone without hot water fo'(^^^s^t6tfe:footed_a_bill_f a ledking tap that the Diriger Consulting real estate agent should have fixed ages ago? You're’not alone - 21% of Former Member of Parliament at Government renters have waited more than 7 days for urgent repairs. That's why this of Queensland v/eek we announced a major review into renting in OLD. If you're a tenant or Studied Bachelor of Speech Pathology at property owner, we want to hear from you. Go to University of Queensland www.makingrentingfairer.com.au. Went to Somerville House Photos ALfTY Q Friends EsoaRol Portugues (Brasil) QUEENSLANDLAB0R.0R6 HAVE YOUR SAY: Making Renting Fairer Yvette D'Ath for Redcliffe O Like Page **• Ociooer 14 at 6 02 PM •' Calling all Que,ensland tenants home owners and landlords - have your say on a major review into Queensland renting laws 0 If you have struggled to find a place to live that is pet M friendly or wanted to hang photos of treasured memories on the wall and could not - we want to hear from- you It is time we had a good lock at making renting fairer for ail parties Have your say by visiting ww makingrentingfairercom au I , We’re making renting fairer I for Queenslanders. f t Follow Share Brittany Lauga • • ♦ • September 30 at 5:08 PV • Struggled to find a rental property that is pet friendly? You’re certainly not alone. 62% of households in Queensland have a pet, however only 10% of rental properties allow it. Tenants moving out regularly is costly for property owners, if we make it Brittany Lauga O easier for tenants feel at home in their property they will stay longer and @Dntt3nyforkeppel ensure the their home is well looked after. That's why today, we announced a major review into Queensland renting Home laws and I want to hear from renters and property owners. About Do you think it should be easier for tenants to have pets? Comment below or go to www.makingrentingfairer.com.au to have your say. Sign up to our newsletter! Photos Videos Events Posts Community Info and Ads I Create a Page We^emakingrenthra n Annastacia Palaszczuk MP ' ilr Like Page *** Sememoer 30 a* 7 06 PM <3 With more Queenslanders renting for pad or all of tneir lives, it s time we had a good look at making renting fairer If you’ve struggled to find a that's © friendly or wanted to hang photos on walls but couldn't we want feedback from both renters and landlords on what should be changed. Head to www.makingrentingfairef.ccni au We*re making renting fairer .^Follow A Share Shannon Fentiman MP * ♦ > October 2 at 7:19 om • Good News for Property Ov/ners and Tenants!!’ The Palaszczuk government is delivering on another election promise. From today you can have your say as part of a major review into Queensland renting fav/s. Shannon Fentiman If you are a tenant or property ov/ner I want you to be a part of this consultation process. MPO Please go to www.makingrentingfairer.com.au to have your say. (□•^^nannonFcntiman.MP i makingrentingfairer.com.au Home www.makingrentingfairer.com.au About © 6 1 Comment 3 Shares Photos □2? Like E33 Comment Share Sign up to my e-news Events Most Relevant Follow Share Jess Pugh MP for Mount Ommaney • • • October 2 at 1:01 PM • Happy International Tenants Day Mount Ommaney! Over the next few weeks the Palaszczuk Government is delivering on another election commitment by launching consultation into renting in Queensland. Jess Pugh MP for The last major changes to our renting laws were way back in the 197O’s and v/e want to make Renting Fairer for everyone!... See More Mount Ommaney O @jesspughMP Home Mount Ommaney is About Photos home to Events 367^enters that pay on Videos Posts average $400 a week. Community Info and Ads Create a Page Is this you? Someone you know? We want to hear from you! Have your say at 4 Comments Follow A Share Mark Bailey MP - Labor for Miller • • • September 30 at 3:39 PM • Are you a TENANT or INVESTMENT PROPERTY OWNER? The Palaszczuk Labor Government is launching a major consultation into renting in Queensland* There hasn’t been major changes to our renting laws for decades so we're starting a genuine conversation with tenants and investment Mark Bailey MP - property owners about how we can improve the system for everyone. Labor for Miller O You can participate by completing a short survey about your experience @MarkBaileyMP with renting in Queensland at www.makingrentingfairer.com.au v Home About Videos Posts Events Photos Community Info and Ads Follovt/ A Share ••• Melissa McMahon - MP for Macalister • • • October 4 at 11:50 AM • The Palaszczuk Government v/ants to make renting a better experience for property owners and renters. Do you think hanging things on walls should be allowed in rental properties? Now property owners and renters can have their say as part of a major Melissa McMahon - review into Queensland renting laws.... See More MP for Macalister O Home makingrentingfairer.com.au www.makingrentingfairer.com.au About Photos Events Videos.
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