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30 July 2026

Missed rent cases jump the Tenancy Tribunal queue - but is it favouring landlords?

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Missed rent cases jump the Tenancy Tribunal queue - but is it favouring landlords?

Renters United president Luke Somervell says the tribunal is setting itself up as a "debt collection agency for landlords".

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