Mould...Please Help

Exit mould or similiar to get it off....Maybe get a dehumidifier?

Unfortunately the only thing that will keep mould away is a dry house, so a dehumidifier and making sure your house is warm. Exit mould or anything with chlorine will get rid of it. But maybe do a test patch first to make sure your paint doesn't come off as well.

Exit Mould is pretty much bleach, and bleach is HEAPS cheaper.
If you can afford it then ventilation systems like HRV are a more longer term solution as they help keep the house dry
Try and make sure there is a gap between furniture and the wall so that air can circulate

I second the above suggestions BUT they don't always work, dp and Is room is the worst and unfortunately with bleach/exit mould, a dehumidifier and open windows the mould is still there! We even have an HRV too.

.mels suggestion of white vinegar works, but the mould still comes back for us.

We have a real mould problem too and a suggestion DP made was to get a UV bulb, put it in a lamp and run that for a bit every day.

Haven't tried that yet but apparently it's what they do in Japan (DP lived there for a bit). Mould likes areas where it doesn't get sun, UV kills it.

We've also had problems with mould here and now have a DVS system.  Before that I used diluted white vinegar and its worked like magic - the parts where I used Exit Mould the mould has returned, plus it's really stinky.  Where I used the vinegar, the mould hasn't returned and I cleaned it months ago :o)

get a spray bottle fill it woth water add a couple of drops tea tree oil into water put lid on shake to disperse. Spray onto mold wipe off all mold and then do a final spary and leave to dry. Its supposed to last indefinately.

Ive tried the vinegar and hope it keep's in away ill give the wipes a go next time round Sadly we rent the home we are in atm, there are none around atm to move into so we gotta stay here The landlord said he would put in a new fire next year we have a free standing belmack atm and it dose nothing he just put in a heat transfer system into all bedrooms but sadly since the fire is crap we cant use it, also because it put our power up by $100 a month when we did try to use it, just one corner in our room is soaking with water i cant see any leaks anywhere, but now the mould is on the wallpaper it looks so yuck

Bubie if it's that wet it could be that the roof is leaking, or the guttering outside is full, or if it's on ground level it could be rising damp.  I'd be pushing him to check all those things because that sounds like more than just a mould issue.