Homelessness NSW CEO Trina Jones and Tenants’ Union NSW CEO Leo Patterson Ross will hold a press conference today on the risks of the government’s rent bidding legislation.
When: 12.45pm
Where: Hospital Road (behind NSW Parliament)
Who: Homelessness NSW CEO Trina Jones and Tenants’ Union NSW CEO Leo Patterson Ross
Charlie Moore: 0452 606 171
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