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The law changes. You hear about it first, in plain English.

Every month LORDLY reads AU residential tenancy law across all 8 states and tells you what changed and what to do.

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States read every month
Monthly
Automatic, no prompting
Plain English
What changed and what to do
Every plan
Included on Free too

Rental law shifts constantly, and a change you miss is a notice you serve wrong or a duty you breach without knowing. Once a month LORDLY reads the current legislation in every state and territory, checks it against the rules the app runs on, and surfaces anything that moved. Each change arrives as a plain-English landlord action with the deadline that applies and a link to the official source. A person reviews every item before it reaches you, and it is included on every plan, Free included.

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It reads the law so you do not have to

Once a month, without anyone pressing a button, LORDLY checks the current residential tenancy legislation in NSW, VIC, QLD, WA, SA, TAS, ACT and NT. It reads the official regulators and legislation registers directly, then compares what the law says today against the rules LORDLY itself runs on, so a change is caught the moment it lands rather than the day it bites.

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Filtered to your states, written for a human

You only hear about changes in the states where you hold property, so a Victorian reform never clutters a NSW portfolio. Each item is written in plain English with the landlord action it implies, the date it takes effect, and a link straight to the official source, so you can read it for yourself in one tap.

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Checked by a person before it reaches you

Nothing about the law is auto-published. Every item the monitor raises is reviewed by a person before it is sent, and anything uncertain is held back rather than guessed. LORDLY surfaces the change and drafts the wording; the decision to act stays yours. It is the same engine-drafts-you-serve line LORDLY holds everywhere.

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On every plan, on purpose

Knowing the law changed is not a premium extra, it is a duty of care. The legislation monitor is included on every plan, Free included, for the same reason your smoke-alarm and bond deadlines are: a landlord who never hears the law moved can breach it without meaning to.

How it works

From start to done.

  1. 1
    Monthly, automatically
    On the first of each month LORDLY reads current tenancy law across all 8 states and territories.
  2. 2
    Checked against the app
    It compares the law today against the rules LORDLY runs on and flags anything that changed.
  3. 3
    Drafted and reviewed
    Each change is written up in plain English and reviewed by a person before it is sent.
  4. 4
    You get the callout
    A notice lands with the action, the deadline and a link to the official source, for the states you hold.
On every device · perfectly in sync

In the app and on the desktop.

In the app
iPhone & iPad · Android arriving shortly
  • Monthly legislation check across all 8 states
  • Changes filtered to the states you hold property in
  • Each change with its action, deadline and official source
  • Push and email the moment a reviewed change is published
  • Included on every plan, Free too
On the desktop portal
The big-screen command centre
  • Read the full legislation-change history on a wide screen
  • Every change linked to its official legislation or regulator source
  • Filter the history by state and effective date
Available on every plan
The legislation monitor is included on every plan, Free included. Deeper legal automation such as auto-drafted notices remains on the higher tiers.
Fair questions

Short answers.

How is this different from a news feed?
A feed repeats headlines. The monitor reads the legislation itself, checks it against the rules LORDLY runs on, and only raises a change when it can cite the specific Act or an official regulator. Anything it cannot verify is held back, not guessed.
Do I have to turn it on or run it?
No. It runs itself once a month with no prompting. You simply receive the reviewed changes for the states where you hold property.
Is it really on the Free plan?
Yes. Legislation changes affect your legal duties, so the monitor is included on every plan including Free, the same way safety and bond deadlines are.
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