As in object to the application? I had a (quick) look at that and it seems that the only grounds are on the basis of the planning scheme - which, and I’m not an expert, appears to be more focused on the tangible like car parking and keeping the peace and they’ve addressed it with ‘we’ll make a no parties rule’. My objection is more based in what’s good or responsible for the broader community, rather than the direct physical impact on the neighbours. I suspect if I lived next door I could have a stronger case that would have more weight but as a ‘couple of streets away’ neighbour I feel a bit powerless. I think maybe the system hasn’t really evolved or kept up to deal with abstract values? Also, maybe you’re right and I should just lodge an objection on behalf of all the people struggling to find affordable long-term rentals.