Blue Mountains among the regions examining advice from state’s Independent Planning Commission
“If you want to attract conferences, you need accommodation. For the economy, it’s very important,” Cadwallader said.
The Waverley mayor, Paula Masselos, whose council oversees popular spots like Bondi and Tamarama, was continually monitoring the appropriateness of the state laws covering Airbnb and said she would consult with the community on any changes.
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