When and how did the humble avocado become a maligned symbol of Australian millennials’ affordable housing woes? It all started late last year when commentator Bernard Salt was critical of millennials who cried poor when it came to housing affordability, but spent big on smashed avo at cafes. The debate reignited in May this year with a flippant comment by Australian millionaire and real estate mogul, Tim Gurner, who during an interview for Australian TV show 60...
Do you have leftover unused disposable nappies lying around? Drop them off at your nearest designated collection points (including our office at 150 Burwood Rd, Hawthorn) whilst the collective is on. The Collective collect your leftover unused disposable nappies and redistribute them to organisations that support families in crisis or in need. Collections run for two weeks in MAY & October. At the end of the two week collective the nappies are sorted, packed and swiftly distributed to...
The Andrews' Government has announced significant reform of the Residential Tenancies Act. The REIV has been vocal in our objection to many of these reforms and will be working with both the Opposition and cross benchers going forward. Changes include: - Removal of the Notice to Vacate for 'No Specified Reason' - Limiting the use of 'end of fixed term' notices to vacate - Bond capped at one months' rent for all tenancies less than $760 per week - Landlords unable to unreasonably refuse...
