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Hundreds of market-rate rentals but no public housing guarantee: Tower plans labelled horrific

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Hundreds of market-rate rentals but no public housing guarantee: Tower plans labelled horrific

Redevelopment plans for one of Melbourne’s biggest public housing towers envision 800 new flats, but it is unclear if any will be public.

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