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The Erosion of Housing in Australia: From a Right to a Privilege

Amy Richardson

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The lack of affordable housing across Australia and failure of the government to provide the same is discussed. Some of the efforts that need to be undertaken by the government to provide affordable housing for the homeless are highlighted.

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The lack of affordable housing across Australia and failure of the government to provide the same is discussed. Some of the efforts that need to be undertaken by the government to provide affordable housing for the homeless are highlighted.

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The lack of affordable housing across Australia and failure of the government to provide the same is discussed. Some of the efforts that need to be undertaken by the government to provide affordable housing for the homeless are highlighted.

Key concepts: Privilege (computing), Affordable housing, Government (linguistics), Business, Erosion, Public administration, Economic growth, Political science

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