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Priced out and staying put: Gen Z Australians are living with their parents in record numbers

Sydney Morning Herald - National ·
Priced out and staying put: Gen Z Australians are living with their parents in record numbers

One of the nation’s most important social studies shows the proportion of people aged between 18 and 29 living in the family home has reached 49.9 per cent.

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