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Battling homelessness and poverty

Dima Al-Msodny

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Abstract

There are 105,000 homeless people in Australia. In New South Wales and Victoria there has been a 20% increase in the rate of homelessness in the past decade. This shows that homelessness is a structural issue, one that charity is not capable of fixing.

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There are 105,000 homeless people in Australia. In New South Wales and Victoria there has been a 20% increase in the rate of homelessness in the past decade. This shows that homelessness is a structural issue, one that charity is not capable of fixing.

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There are 105,000 homeless people in Australia. In New South Wales and Victoria there has been a 20% increase in the rate of homelessness in the past decade. This shows that homelessness is a structural issue, one that charity is not capable of fixing.

Key concepts: Project commissioning, Poverty, Publishing, Political science, Sociology, Criminology, Economic growth, Public administration

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