Tenants' Union of Tasmania has warned Ancillary Dwelling Grants Program may increase amount of short-term rentals

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Updated May 28 2022 - 4:47pm, first published 3:30pm
HIGH DEMAND: Housing minister Guy Barnett has annunced an extra $2.5 million to the Ancillary Dwelling Grant Program to address the state's housing demands. Picture: Paul Scambler.
HIGH DEMAND: Housing minister Guy Barnett has annunced an extra $2.5 million to the Ancillary Dwelling Grant Program to address the state's housing demands. Picture: Paul Scambler.

The Tenants' Union of Tasmania has warned the state government's Ancillary Dwelling Grants Program may add to the state's housing crisis by increasing the availability of short-term housing, after a further $2.5 million was announced for the program on Saturday.

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Clancy Balen

Journalist at The Examiner

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