Follow these tips to protect your asset and your family.
1 Research.
Before you book your car in for a service, new tyres or repairs ask for recommendations from your friends or a community leader.
2 Look for the tick.
The tick shows that the repairer is licensed. Learn more about the “Look for the tick” campaign by visiting www.myautorepairer.com.au
3 Check your repairer’s licence.
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If you answered "yes" to any of the questions above, you need a
You will need a motor vehicle repair business licence if you are:
You will need a motor vehicle repairer's certificate if you:
Use this form to access documents lodged with the Department relating to a co-operative registered under the Co-operatives Act 2009 upon paying the relevant fee.
The completed form should be emailed to Associations and Charities team.
Once your form has been received, you will be contacted with quotation for the cost for your order. There is no obligation to proceed with the request and the documents sought may be altered during this time.
29 November 2019
Update to family and domestic violence regulations.
From 12 October 2019 the regulations to the Residential Tenancies Act 1987 (RTA) prescribed additional classes of persons who can make a report of family violence to further support tenants experiencing family and domestic violence (FDV).
Family violence refers to:
29 November 2019
Update to family and domestic violence regulations
From 12 October 2019 the regulations to the Residential Tenancies Act 1987 (RTA) prescribed additional classes of persons who can make a report of family violence to further support tenants experiencing family and domestic violence (FDV).
Family violence refers to:
29 November 2019
From October 2019 the regulations to the Residential Parks (Long-stay Tenants) Act 2006 (the Act) prescribed additional classes of persons who can make a report of family violence to support long-stay tenants experiencing family and domestic violence (FDV).
Family violence refers to:
Flowchart last updated 19 April 2024
A tenant can use this flowchart to assist with proper notification and date counting when they wish to request permission from the lessor to affix furniture to a wall to ensure the safety of a child or a person with a disability.
Related form:
Request to lessor to affix furniture - Form 24
29 November 2019
Update to family domestic violence regulations.
From 12 October 2019 the regulations to the Residential Tenancies Act 1987 (RTA) prescribed additional classes of persons who can make a report of family violence to support tenants experiencing family and domestic violence (FDV).
Family violence refers to:
This form is for a tenant to give to a lessor to request permission to affix furniture to a wall in the rental property for the purpose of ensuring the safety of a child or a person with a disability.
