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Personal Impact Engine

Every bill, vote, or policy change generates one clear output: “How this affects you.”

Based on your location, situation, and interests, Verity delivers personalised impact summaries — not generic news, but specific consequences for your life.

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Housing Reform Bill 2026

Introduced 12 Mar 2026 · Senate

In Committee

Amends the National Housing Policy to cap annual rent increases, expand first-home buyer eligibility, and fund 30,000 new social housing dwellings over 5 years.

How this affects you
Based on: Renter · Sydney, NSW
  • Annual rent increases may be capped at 5% in your area
  • New housing developments in your suburb may increase supply
  • First-home buyer grant eligibility thresholds may change
Your likely impact:Moderate
Sources: APH.gov.au · AEC.gov.au
📖Section 14(2)(b) — Rental Increases

The amendment to Section 14(2)(b) of the National Housing Act establishes a statutory cap on permissible annual rental increases, limited to 5% of the preceding year's agreed rental amount, applicable to all residential tenancy agreements entered into or renewed after the commencement date.

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Policy Cards

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Housing Reform Bill 2026

New legislation could cap rent increases and change first-home buyer eligibility for millions of Australians.

Rent increase cap: 5% annually
30,000 new social housing dwellings
Changed first-home buyer thresholds
Vote: Passed 76–34
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How this affects your area

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Foundation

Data infrastructure

The intelligence layer that powers every feature.

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Active Bill

Housing Affordability Act 2026

Passed

Plain English Summary

This bill introduces a 15% tax credit for first-home buyers earning under $90,000, and caps annual rent increases at 3% in metro areas.

Affected

2.1M renters

Avg. Saving

$4,200/yr

Vote

76–34

JK

Sen. Jane Kirkwood

Independent — Victoria

Transparency Score

87/100

Votes with party72%
Bills sponsored14 this session

Top Donor

Australian Housing Council — $42,000

Policy Impact AI

How does this affect you?

Families

Tax offset up to $1,500 for households with children under 16

Small Business

New compliance reporting requirements for businesses with 20+ employees

Renters

Rent increase cap of 3% applies to all new and renewed leases

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