Can my landlord kick me out in NSW?

Not without a valid reason. They must name a ground, for every lease type.

Your clock

• 90 days, not before a fixed term ends, 60 on terms up to 6 months: Most grounds
• 14 days: Unpaid rent or breach
• Apply to NCAT as soon as you can. The Tenants' Union gives 3 months from the end date: False ground
• 30 days from sale, repairs or move-in notice, 14 for others: Payback claim

The rule in NSW

• Notice is in writing with the ground, an information statement and any proof.
• Only a Sheriff's Officer with a warrant can remove you.

For money owed alone, you can stay if you pay it all, or agree a plan and keep to it, unless NCAT finds you have often paid late.

What to send

My termination notice dated [date] gives [ground]. Please send the supporting documents.

Who to call

• NSW Fair Trading, 13 32 20
• NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT), 1300 006 228
• Tenants' Union of NSW (Tenants Advice and Advocacy Services), 1800 251 101

Where this comes from

• NSW Fair Trading: Minimum notice periods for ending a tenancy
• NSW Fair Trading: Landlord ending a tenancy
• Tenants' Union of NSW: Eviction

General information, not legal advice on your situation.