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I predict you and Brisbane City Council planners are not going to be good friends. :p

Generally, because you have all agreed to form a household together, and be bound by the same lease, you're considered one household. I think the easiest way to think about it is this: do you trust all the other parties to have access to your bedroom and belongings etc. when you're not there...

Unless zoned for multiple occupancy, the two dwellings would have to be occupied by one household, i.e. Actually occupied by granny. You can't rent out two dwellings separately, no.

Can you confirm or deny the assertion of another forumite that "it's not a separate household unless they have their own laundry and kitchen"?