Your home should feel safe. If domestic abuse is affecting you or your child, NSW tenancy laws provide several protections and options—whether you want to remain in your home, leave the property or simply understand what support is available before making any decisions.

If it feels as though rental legislation is changing quickly, you are not imagining it. The latest NSW reforms came into effect on 21 September 2026 and introduce stronger protections for tenants affected by domestic abuse. This is not a situation most landlords will deal with regularly, but when it does arise, the response matters. There are clear timeframes to meet, approved notices to use and strict privacy requirements to follow. Here is a straightforward overview of what has changed and what it could mean for your property.

The Federal Government’s 2026–27 Budget has sparked a huge amount of conversation around property investment, particularly when it comes to Capital Gains Tax, negative gearing, and trusts. If you own an investment property — or are thinking about buying one — it’s understandable that many investors are wondering what all of this could mean moving forward.