Northern Sydney Area Tenants Service (NSATS)

 

CONTACT

Phone

(02) 9559 2899

Hours:

Mon:

9.30am-1pm, 2pm-5pm

Tue:

9.30am-1pm, 2pm-5pm

Wed:

2pm - 5pm

Thu:

9.30am-1pm, 2pm-5pm

Fri:

9.30am-1pm, 2pm-5pm

Note:

You can also contact us via the webform at mlc.org.au

Contact online

 

ABOUT

Northern Sydney Area Tenants Service (NSATS) provides free telephone advice to renters on their rights and responsibilities. We can help you with issues such as: lockouts and evictions, terminations, residential tenancy agreements, repairs, rent increases, locks and security, right to privacy, bond disputes, and going to the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal. NSATS also provides legal education sessions and lobbies for law reform to help renters. We do not give advice to landlords.

Our service is available to renters in the Northern Sydney area.

NSATS is a service of Marrickville Legal Centre.

We encourage you to contact us via our webform at mlc.org.au.

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Briefing Paper: Public Housing – Antisocial Behaviour Bill 2015

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Investors own more than half of the residential strata lots in New South Wales’.1 It stands to reason that tenants occupy the majority of lots within the state’s strata schemes, and have a…
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The Tenants’ Union submission regarding the repeal of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1899, set out the following three concerns: the repeal will add to red tape and regulatory burden; the Act has…
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