How does Australia complain about landlords?

First of all, if you sign a contract, you must fulfill your legal obligations. Although international students who rent a house in Australia rarely read the contract, it's your fault that you didn't ask in advance.

Don't talk nonsense, the people upstairs are talking about Australian human rights, not China's. If you say it's unreasonable, it's unreasonable. If the contract is written in black and white, you have to follow it, unless you are forced or cheated to sign it. Of course, even if you say so, you have to take the evidence.

When this happens, there is no need to panic. First, there are several people living here. Bill's height is caused by many reasons. Maybe someone hasn't been shopping in winter. You can ask the landlord for electricity bill verification. If you think it's wrong, you can also call the power company and ask how many houses are included in this electricity bill (if it's a house, some landlords will have several houses together, but the utilities are paid together), and the cleaning fee is the same. It is clearly written in the contract that he can ask someone to clean you at any time, and you can't help it, but if it is not written in this way, you have the right not to pay the money, and he should inform you in advance when he comes to see the house, otherwise even his house will be illegally invaded. I don't need to say the next maintenance fee. As for breach of contract, the contract shall prevail. He said if you want to leave, you should pay as much as possible. He said you can only live for one year, either pay it off in one lump sum or live on.

The landlord can deal with such people in two ways:

1, the contract is in duplicate. Captain, read this copy in your hand carefully and see if it matches the situation. If it is, there's nothing you can do. If not, you can negotiate with the landlord first. If not, you can go to court. You don't need a lawyer for cases under 5000. Just apply for a hearing. Write a list, 64 yuan, plus a manual summons, but 200. Trust me, people here can't hang out in court once.

2. General schools have special institutions to deal with the troubles caused by students renting houses or other things. You can complain to them, and they will help you negotiate with the landlord.

By the way, don't rent a house from China or those eastern European immigrants, it will bring you countless troubles.