Anika Legal

So quite a lot has been going on.

I just heard an ad for Anika, I shouldn't say an ad, a community announcement for Anika Legal.

They just published a report that HAG contributed to about the fear of retaliatory evictions in Victoria and some recommendations about things the government can do to address that.

Yeah, in fact, they

And that protest is at VicRoads at 12 Clark Street, Sunshine at 12 noon.

So shall we head straight into...

We are joined by Dale Clough, CEO of Anika Legal, to break down findings from the service's new report, Evicted, which reveals the continuing practice and impacts of retaliatory evictions against Victorian renters.

Evicted, which was released this Monday, the 28th of October, demonstrates that Victorian renters are still at risk of being forced from their homes for asking for repairs and attempting to assert their rights.

And if you want to hear the whole conversation, you can go to 3cr.org.au forward slash earthmatters.

And finally, we're going to be joined by Dale Clough, CEO of Anika Legal, to break down some findings from the service's new report, Evicted, which was released this past Monday and reveals the continuing practice and impacts of retaliatory evictions against Victorian renters.

And this report really shows that Victorian renters are still at risk of being forced from their homes for asking for repairs or attempting to assert their rights.

So I'm really keen to unpack that with Dale and talk about what needs to change to protect renters.

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Now, for our final segment for today, we are joined by Dale Clough, CEO of Anika Legal, to break down findings from the service's new report, Evicted, which reveals the continuing practice and impacts of retaliatory evictions against Victorian renters.

Evictors, which was released this Monday, the 28th of October, demonstrates that Victorian renters are still at risk of being forced from their homes for asking for repairs and attempting to assert their rights.