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Personal rental profile

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    Your photo, personal introduction and cover letter help explain who you are, who you live with and what you’re looking for.

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    Bring income, rental history, references and your chosen supporting documents together, so the key details can be reviewed in one place.

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The Australian rental market

The challenges renters face today.

Research, rental rules and privacy. Explained clearly.

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AIHW

Rental pressure: what the AIHW report can tell you

Read what the AIHW 2026 housing assistance report measures, how its dates work and why assistance figures cannot supply a rental vacancy count.

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ABS

Why a rent index and a property listing can differ

Understand the ABS distinction between rents paid and newly advertised asking rents, with clear limits on coverage, dates and individual property prices.

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ABS

What the 30/40 housing-stress measure actually counts

Understand the ABS 30/40 housing-stress definition, its different income bases and limitations, without treating the measure as a personal rent verdict.

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OAIC

When an application question needs a clear purpose

Read the OAIC APP 3 distinction between necessary and merely useful collection, including coverage limits and questions this guidance cannot decide.

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OAIC

Reading the 2Apply privacy determination carefully

Read the OAIC IRE determination about 2Apply collection, distinguish findings from orders and preserve the current Administrative Review Tribunal caveat.

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Consumer Affairs Victoria

What changed in Victoria's rental application form

Read Victoria's prescribed rental application form change, its separate document limits and the boundary on bank transaction details, with clear scope.

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RTA Queensland

Queensland applications: three distinctions that matter

Read Queensland's application form guidance, submission choices, identity-copy rules and distinct retention clocks without mixing limits or trigger dates.

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NSW Government

What the NSW application announcement does and does not say

Read the NSW September 2026 announcement about a future rental application form, its consultation subjects and expected timing without treating it as law.

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ABS

Why an unoccupied home is not automatically a rental

Understand the 2021 Census definition of an unoccupied dwelling, its included categories and why that historical count cannot show current rentals available.

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WA Legislation

WA advertised rent: what section 27AA actually covers

Read WA section 27AA on fixed advertised rent, its stated exceptions and soliciting higher offers, keeping version dates separate from commencement.

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