Noise

This is only considered antisocial behaviour if the noise is persistent*.

We want everyone to feel comfortable living in their home and we ask all tenants and residents to be considerate of their neighbours.

• You may want to have a friendly chat with your neighbour. Quite often people do not realise how loud they are being and that their noise is causing a problem.
• If you still feel disturbed, you can contact your local council who can serve noise prevention notices.
• If the issue persists, your local council or the Citizens Advice Bureau (08) 9221 5711 can provide mediation between neighbours and work with you to fix the problem.

*Persistent means the disturbance lasts for continuous periods of over 30 minutes a day for at least a week OR if it is between the hours of 11pm and 7am. 

If you have concerns about the welfare of a pet, please contact the RSPCA. 

This is not usually considered antisocial behaviour. You may want to have a friendly chat with your neighbour. Quite often people do not realise how loud they are being and will stop the noise when they realise it’s causing a problem.

If you still feel disturbed, you can contact your local council who can serve noise prevention notices.

This is only considered antisocial behaviour if the noise is persistent*.

We want everyone to feel comfortable living in their home and we ask all tenants and residents to be considerate of their neighbours. Whilst it is natural for dogs to bark, when it is happening persistently it can be annoying and upsetting.

• You may want to have a friendly chat with your neighbour. Quite often people do not realise that their pet is causing a nuisance.
• If you still feel disturbed, you can contact your local council who can serve noise prevention notices.
• If the issue persists, your local council or the Citizens Advice Bureau (08) 9221 5711 can provide mediation between neighbours and work with you to fix the problem.

*Persistent means continuous periods lasting more than 30 minutes a day for at least a week. 

If you have concerns about the welfare of a pet, please contact the RSPCA. 

This is not considered antisocial behaviour. You may want to have a friendly chat with your neighbour. Quite often people do not realise how loud they are being and will stop the noise when they realise it’s causing a problem.

This is not considered antisocial behaviour. You may want to have a friendly chat with your neighbour. Quite often people do not realise how loud they are being and will stop the noise when they realise it’s causing a problem.

This is not considered antisocial behaviour. However, if you have genuine concerns about the welfare of a child, please contact the Central Intake Team on 1800 273 889.

This is not considered antisocial behaviour. Although some types of behaviour on the streets or in communal areas can be annoying, (unless they are causing damage), it is not antisocial behaviour.