John MacKenzie has a chat with Michael Kerr, Mayor of Douglas Shire, about tougher laws need to help curb Airbnb style accommodation from negatively affecting the local rental market in Port Douglas.

Apr 04, 2022, 02:50 AM

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Douglas Shire Mayor, Mich Kerr, is backing a push from the Local Government Association of Queensland for a national housing summit to address the impact Airbnb and similar styles of accommodations are having on the local rental market.
Regulations are needed in order to deal with the current housing shortage in Port Douglas as locals find it increasingly more difficult to find tenancy. 
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Sample Clip: John MacKenzie has a chat with Michael Kerr, Mayor of Douglas Shire, about tougher laws need to help curb Airbnb style accommodation from negatively affecting the local rental market in Port Douglas.
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