Residential parking laws?

My bf and I have just been accepted for a rental that was advertised with a parking space. When I inspected the house the agent told me that we have a parking space on the street, which I was fine with (despite it not being my car that is to be parked there). Now we’re wondering if this is a general street parking spot or actually belonging to us because it was advertised as having a park? How can they (the council? The landlord?) regulate who does and doesn’t park in “our” spot? This suburb also isn’t part of the ones that require parking permits. I’ll obviously be ringing the agent in the morning for clarification but we desperately want to know what our rights are basically? I’ve already sent the required two weeks rent, but not the bond or signed anything, so if there is an issue with the

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I worked in Australia during summer 2011 and have been in the USA since then (dual citizenship)… will my superannuation account still have money in it? Are there good ways to minimize fees?

I worked for 2.5 months in summer of 2011 and didn’t bother filing taxes because I was told I was under the threshold. I’m not sure how much superannuation money accumulated, or whether it’s grown/shrunk since then. I’m now trying to set up a myGov account (any tips on VoIP providers to use for the required mobile phone # 2-factor authentication?) to see what’s there and what my options are. But I thought I’d post here first and see whether people think it’s worthwhile. I’m not sure whether I’ll work more in Australia because I’m a US citizen and am mostly happy in my state. Any estimates on how much fees vs. growth would have affected the principle since 2011? If I don’t retire in Australia, would I be able to access it from overseas? Should I just not bother gaining super account access? submitted by /u/lamarcus [link] [comments]

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