WA short-stay registration enforcement
First infringement issued
The $2,000 action shows the advertising rules are now being actively enforced
Updated 21 Aug 2026
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31 August 2026 at 6:52 am AWST
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3 September 2026 at 7:00 am AWST
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WHAT IS CONFIRMED
Consumer Protection says it issued WA’s first STRA infringement after a Perth metropolitan property was allegedly advertised without its mandatory registration number.
RESPONSE / CONTEXT
The provider and property were not named. An infringement is not a court finding, and no challenge or payment status was published.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
Watch continuing compliance action and verify registrations through the public STRA Register.
CASE TIMELINE
The record so far
21 Aug 2026
First infringement announced
Consumer Protection confirmed the first enforcement action under the registration-advertising rules.
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