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One future for housing support: Elizabeth street common ground

Camille Heagney, Cathy Beadnell

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The move toward supportive housing - put forward as a permanent and coordinated solution - represents the antithesis of Australia's former homelessness crisis system that was not resourced nor intended to provide permanent housing.

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The move toward supportive housing - put forward as a permanent and coordinated solution - represents the antithesis of Australia's former homelessness crisis system that was not resourced nor intended to provide permanent housing.

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The move toward supportive housing - put forward as a permanent and coordinated solution - represents the antithesis of Australia's former homelessness crisis system that was not resourced nor intended to provide permanent housing.

Key concepts: Antithesis, Common ground, Business, Political science, Sociology, Art, Communication, Literature

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