Antisocial behaviour

Behaviour is regarded as antisocial when it affects your peace, comfort or privacy.

Antisocial behaviour can be:

• excessive noise from televisions, stereos or radios
• nuisance pets such as barking dogs
• noisy parties
• loud, unruly behaviour
• verbal abuse
• littering
• vandalism
• domestic disputes.

Serious forms of antisocial behaviour include:

• serious harassment
• threats to the health and safety of a person
• physical assaults
• violent acts
• frightening behaviour
• illegal activity
• arson.

For more information about antisocial behaviour policy and procedures please see:

Antisocial behaviour fact sheet  95 KB

Managing antisocial behaviour fact sheet  145 KB

Chapter 17 of the Operational Policy Manual  34 KB.

For further information contact your local Territory Housing office.