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Prue Bentley
Verified
Statewide Drive Host, ABC Radio Australia
Ballarat
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real estatebreaking news homes/realestate
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By Eden Hynninen, Prue Bentley Verified, Jane Nield| ABC News (Australia) Verified A Victorian property investor says real estate agents are "culpable" in the state's housing crisis and has called for their tactics to be scrutinised. This week, the Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) proposed property tax reforms to the government to help alleviate land tax pressures on rental providers offering long-term leases. Land taxes have been on the rise and some real estate agents claim landlords are looking for ways to make up the $2,000 bill from their tenants.
By Eden Hynninen, Prue Bentley Verified, Jane Nield| ABC News (Australia) Verified A specialist in cyber safety and former police officer says Australia should not be "pussyfooting" around the consequences for young creators of fake porn AI images. Last year, about 50 female students from Bacchus Marsh Grammar in Victoria discovered AI-generated fake naked images of themselves circulating on social media. A teenage boy was arrested over the incident and Victoria Police said the boy was issued with a caution.
By Eden Hynninen, Prue Bentley Verified, Jane Nield| ABC News (Australia) Verified A Victorian property investor says real estate agents are "culpable" in the state's housing crisis and has called for their tactics to be scrutinised. This week, the Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) proposed property tax reforms to the government to help alleviate land tax pressures on rental providers offering long-term leases. Land taxes have been on the rise and some real estate agents claim landlords are looking for ways to make up the $2,000 bill from their tenants.
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ABC Radio Australia