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The federal government’s well-intentioned push to help young Australians into the property market may have inadvertently set up tens of thousands of them for financial pain. James Gerrard has more:
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The federal government’s well-intentioned push to help young Australians into the property market may have inadvertently set up tens of thousands of them for financial pain. James Gerrard has more:

The federal government’s well-intentioned push to help young Australians into the property market may have inadvertently set up tens of thousands of them for financial pain. James Gerrard has more:

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