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Adulting in 2020: The Hindsight Project

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25.01.2022 So you've had a dispute with your landlord, what do you do, and who can help? First things first, try to resolve it between the two of you. Maybe the landlord won't organise repairs or maintenance you think are important. Maybe they are trying to bill you for damage you're nor responsible for (remember that condition report you did when you moved in?). The best way you can go about approaching the landlord about resolving your issue is to HAVE A PAPER TRAIL documenting the issues raised and any resolutions reached. The best way to do this is through EMAILS. If you can't resolve it between the two of you you can contact a tenancy advice and advocacy service. The link below outlines the services provided and how to access them.

24.01.2022 About to move of home? First time renting with other people? Concerned about your rights and responsibilities as a renter? Want to know how to protect yourself for when your lease ends? In this video we cover all this and more as we discuss the topic of what we wish we knew about rental properties. Check out these useful link to help you on your Adulting journey: https://www.fairtrading.nsw.gov.au//Residential_tenancy_ag... http://www.landlordacademy.com.au//how-to-do-a-condition-/ https://www.fairtrading.nsw.gov.au//resolving-rental-probl

24.01.2022 headspace Wagga Wagga is thanks to City of Wagga Wagga is going to be hosting a zoom session to chat all things Adulting! Join us via Zoom next Thursday 26/11 at 5:30pm. Details listed below!

22.01.2022 So, you've just moved into your first rental property! Looks pretty clean (hopefully). Most likely the previous tenants undertook an end of lease clean, which involves a deep cleaning of everything in the house. While you may have just signed a 12 month lease agreement remember, keeping on top of the cleaning throughout the year can make your last few days a whole lot less stressful. Here's a list of some of the things landlords/real estate agents look for in an end of lease clean. (If you've rented before and done an end of lease clean yourself, comment the things you forgot to do, or that you didn't think of until it came to it).

18.01.2022 The significance of being informed and knowledgeable about your health is something that I wish I had known about more before becoming an adult. The importance of finding a General Practitioner (GP) that you connect with and the importance of prioritising your health both financially and generally are the key things that I think young people should be aware of while transitioning into adulthood. In this video we have a look at health as all encompassing and the meaning from o...ne young person to be prioritising health in your day-to-day lives including your sexual and oral health. By having a trusted health professional who can guide you in your health journey, as well as being on top of what being a young Australian means in terms of access to the public health system we are fortunate enough to have in Australia. Check out these useful link to help you on your Adulting journey: https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/australian-health-services https://playsafe.health.nsw.gov.au/ https://www.health.nsw.gov.au//better-practice-resources.a https://takeblaktion.playsafe.health.nsw.gov.au/ https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/oralhealth/Pages/default.aspx

15.01.2022 Still nervous about voting on the day? Check out this website that let's you practise voting! https://www.aec.gov.au/Voting/How_to_vote/practice/

12.01.2022 Looking to move out of home for the first time? Don't know what a tenancy agreement is? Unsure of your rights and responsibilities as a tenant? Here's an example of a standard tenancy agreement. Pages 3-9 outline your rights and responsibilities as a tenant, as well as those of the landlord.

12.01.2022 So, you've just moved into your first rental property! Looks pretty clean (hopefully). Most likely the previous tenants undertook an end of lease clean, which involves a deep cleaning of everything in the house. While you may have just signed a 12 month lease agreement remember, keeping on top of the cleaning throughout the year can make your last few days a whole lot less stressful. Here's a list of some of the things landlords/real estate agents look for in an end of lease clean. (If you've rented before and done an end of lease clean yourself, comment the things you forgot to do, or that you didn't think of until it came to it).

08.01.2022 Who or what is a condition report? It's a document that details the state a renal property is in BEFORE a new tenant moves in. Generally the landlord/real estate agent will go through the house from top to bottom, front to back taking notes of all the nicks and scratches in the paint and door frames, holes in the fly screens, and any appliances that don't work (dishwasher, exhaust fans, power points etc.). That way, there's a record of any damages to the property that you as ...the tenant won't be held liable for. Its also important for you to make a note of any damage you see just in case the landlord misses any, and tries to stick you with the bill. It's recommended that you TAKE PICTURES BEFORE YOU MOVE YOUR BELONGINGS IN and a VIDEO OF EVERY ROOM as physical evidence. remember to EMAIL THEM TO YOURSELF AND THE LANDLORD/REAL ESTATE AGENT for a time stamp of when you took them. Also, here's a link to a landlord's own method of documenting a condition report (use their own tricks against them). See more

07.01.2022 Maybe you haven't really thought much about voting, or how important it can be! Have a chat to your friends! What do they find most important? Who do they vote for and most importantly - why? Some people have different experiences and perspectives to us and think about things we've never even considered before!... Take a few minutes from your day to ask what is important to the people that are important to you

04.01.2022 The Senate?? The House of Representatives?? What does it all mean??? All the info you need is right here! https://www.aec.gov.au/voting/How_to_vote/