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No place to call home

Source: The Age

Sydney : Australia | 2 months ago

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Tax concessions to the wealthy are pricing others out of the property market...He pays $175 per week for rent and utilities for an unfurnished former lounge room divided into two bedrooms by a flimsy partition, and use of a shared bathroom and a basic communal kitchen.

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