Resources

A report by MOSAIC (Justice Connect) and Redfern Legal Centre

We’ve made a new film to highlight the legal problems many international students face when studying in Australia.

RLC submission calls for support of tenants experiencing vulnerability and actions to address the growing demand for affordable housing in NSW.

RLC welcomes the opportunity to make a submission in response to the Legislative Assembly Inquiry conducted by the Public Accounts Committee into Tenancy Management arrangements in NSW Social Housing.

Terence is a Housing NSW tenant who had been living in a property riddled with mould and damp for years.

Zheng is an international student who rented a property with her friends. They encountered many problems with the person claiming to be the landlord. Watch Zheng's story to see how her problems were resolved.

It is our position that a statutory cause of action for serious invasions of privacy is a necessary and overdue legislative reform that enhances and protects an individual's right to privacy in the 21st century.

Our submission is grounded in our experience with tenants in the Sydney area, and will focus primarily on the impact that current and proposed HNSW and LAHC policies have, and could have on socially disadvantaged tenants.

Are you an international student studying in NSW? This short video steps you through the legal basics of share-housing from moving in, what to do when something goes wrong, to moving out.

Research shows that a higher proportion of international students are problem or at-risk gamblers when compared with domestic students.