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Saul Eslake : Most Australians dont want housing affordability to be fixed , and politicians know it
theage.com.au · Australia
Economist Saul Eslake claims that most Australians do not want housing affordability fixed, a sentiment understood by politicians. This is an economic and political commentary on a significant societal issue.
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