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*** MEDIA ALERT *** Tasmania’s renters under strain as affordability dips

National Shelter, SGS Economics and Planning, Housing All Australians < 1 mins read

 

Shelter Tasmania will address the media following the release of the 11th annual National Shelter-SGS Economics and Planning Rental Affordability Index today.  

 

WHO: Dr Lauren McGrow, Acting CEO, Shelter Tasmania

 

WHEN: 1.30pm Monday 24 November 2025

 

WHERE: Trafalgar Building, Suite 33, Level 3/110-114 Collins St, Hobart TAS 7000

MEDIA CONTACT: Eliot Barham 0423 921 200 |  [email protected]

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