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Tasmanian social housing policy: From affordable housing strategy to Tasmanian affordable housing limited

Jed Donoghue, Ellie Francis-Brophy

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This article will provide a brief outline of specific components of Tasmania's social housing policy initiatives, which were intended to increase the supply of social housing and provide exit points for people in emergency and transitional accommodation.

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This article will provide a brief outline of specific components of Tasmania's social housing policy initiatives, which were intended to increase the supply of social housing and provide exit points for people in emergency and transitional accommodation.

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This article will provide a brief outline of specific components of Tasmania's social housing policy initiatives, which were intended to increase the supply of social housing and provide exit points for people in emergency and transitional accommodation.

Key concepts: Affordable housing, Public housing, Accommodation, Business, Economic growth, Public administration, Political science, Economics

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