Renters are getting a major push from the ACTU, demanding two-year leases and billions in public housing investment to tackle soaring rents and insecurity. As property tax changes and rising rates cool the market slightly—especially in regional areas—the union argues that current protections still fall short for millions of working renters. They’re calling for stronger tenant rights, eviction safeguards, and stable leases to match job security. While vacancy rates have ticked up in Sydney and Melbourne, regional markets remain tight. Amid political debate over whether government policies are fueling rent hikes, the Treasurer insists the focus remains on building homes and reforming taxes for long-term fairness.
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