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NSW property reforms leave vendors, agents and tenants paying the price

This article is set to publish at 05:11 AWST on 16 November 2026.

By Tim McKibbin, Chief Executive, REINSW

| 16-11-2026 | Policy | 2 min read

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, Chief Executive | REINSW

I was appointed REINSW Chief Executive Officer in 2008, after having acted as REINSW Legal Counsel from 2004. Prior to joining REINSW, I was a Partner of a multi-disciplinary accounting and law firm, …

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