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The South Australian Ombudsman determined that SA Housing Trust failed to address a tenant’s repeated reports of black mould in their property over four years, deeming the delay unreasonable and failing to meet health and safety standards. The ombudsman issued four recommendations for improvement, including changes to how complaints are handled by the trust.
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The South Australian Ombudsman has determined that the SA Housing Trust failed to maintain reasonable health and safety standards for a tenant's property due to a four-year delay in addressing black mould reports. The issue worsened over time, leading to conditions that did not meet minimum housing requirements. As a result, the ombudsman issued four recommendations to improve the trust’s complaints handling procedures.
Written for “Housing Issues Apologies” on 2026-09-17,
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Leaning score -0.35 for article 14723 (high confidence, 1 verified quote) · logged 2026-09-17
SA Housing Trust's four-year delay to remove mould from property 'unreasonable', ombudsman finds
In short:
The South Australian Ombudsman has found the Housing Trust failed to ensure a property met "reasonable standards of health and safety" despite multiple reports of black mould from the tenant.
asserted
property → remove → tenant
In years following the first complaint, the problem worsened, and the ombudsman found the contamination would not meet minimum housing standards.
asserted
contamination → follow → standards
Four recommendations have been issued to the Housing Trust, including that it change its complaints handling procedure.
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it → issue → procedure
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