We’ve been quietly building for months, and it’s time to stop being quiet about it. This is the biggest update we’ve ever shipped. Not “we changed the logo” big. Not “new colour scheme” big. We’re talking a full site rebuild, […]
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Difficult Flatmate? Australian Share House Guide | flatmate.com Updated for 2026. Originally published 2015 as “How to Get Rid of Your Crazy Flatmate in 10 Clever Ways.” The old version is in the footnote at the end. This one’s the
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You can now officially offer your sharehouse room on flatmate.com flatmate.com has incorporated the feature whereby users who are advertising a room can offer the room to a user they have been messaging. This feature allows important information to be
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Moving Out of Home for the First Time There’s a moment, usually somewhere between your mid-twenties and a quiet Sunday afternoon at your parents’ place, where you look around and think: it might be time. Maybe the bedroom you grew
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What Is a Flatmate? (And Why Everyone Should Have One) There is a very good chance that at some point in your life, you will have a flatmate. Living in shared accommodation is a rite of passage for most young
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Ever noticed something amiss upon coming home? So you’ve just got home from work, opened the front door of your flat/house/apartment, and you’re heading towards the kitchen. You are walking down the hall when you get that feeling. You know
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Lets face it, choosing a flatmate, can be a bit of a crapshoot unless you’re lucky enough to move in with someone you know well. To try and avoid the “Bunny Boiler” or “The Single White Female” scenarios use the
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Whether you’re old, young, married or living in a royal palace; there are plenty of reasons to have a flatmate in today’s world. Some of you may shiver at the thought of sharing your home with a flatmate. They’re strangers, after
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So you’ve selected your flatmate. Congratulations, you’ve just found someone to blame for leaving the toilet seat up when your mum comes over. But before you can really be true BFF’s, you need to take the following measures to ensure
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It can be difficult to overcome the feeling of losing a flatmate. Living with someone for a period of time means that you have gotten used to a certain lifestyle with them. Besides fitting in together, you have also made
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