Government Federal, Property Real Estate 01/09/2025 06:01

MEDIA ALERT Short-stay investors reaping hundreds of millions in benefits while renters suffer

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***MEDIA ALERT***

Short-stay investors reaping hundreds of millions in benefits while renters suffer

Tax breaks for investors using homes as short-stay accommodation could be costing Australian taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars per year.

National housing campaign Everybody’s Home will hold a press conference to launch its new report, The Short-Stay Subsidy.

WHO: Everybody’s Home spokesperson Maiy Azize

WHEN: 8am, Monday 1 September, 2025

WHERE: Mural Hall, Parliament House

MEDIA CONTACT: Lauren Ferri 0422 581 506 // Sofie Wainwright 0403 920 301

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