“We ... went down to the beach and there were a lot of people who had been evacuated and we all watched the fire,it was quite spectacular,” one holidaymaker said.
Cashed-up holidaymakers have raced to the short-stay rental market as Australia’s borders reopen,and they’re willing pay up to $140,000 a week.
A cabin bought sight unseen on Tasmania’s west coast gave owner and designer Sarah Andrews a place to relax and get creative when she needed it most.
If the final version of a code of conduct for short-term holiday letting does make its new deadline of next June,it will be three years after it was first flagged in Parliament.
Holidaymakers are owed thousands after the director and owner of a Mornington Peninsula rental agency declared bankruptcy in the lead up to Christmas.
The short-term rental market offers a path to a lucrative second income