According to the the residential tenancy act if the landlord intends to resume occupancy of the premises on the termination of the tenancy agreement the Act does not apply.
So if the Act does not apply, what does then? Does it become a normal contract governed by normal contractual laws?
Taken from the Residential Tenancies Act 1997. I am in Victoria
"9. Principal place of residence
This Act does not apply to a tenancy agreement
that is a fixed term tenancy agreement if—
(a) immediately before the agreement was
entered into, the rented premises were the
landlord's principal place of residence; and
(b) the fixed term is less than 60 days; and
(c) the agreement states that—
(i) immediately before the agreement was
entered into, the rented premises were
the landlord's principal place of
residence; and
(ii) the landlord intends to resume
occupancy of the premises on
termination of the tenancy agreement."