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Homeless services brace for winter as rental stress hits all time high

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Gold Coast Bulletin

Author/s

Laura Nelson

Abstract

With forty-one per cent of Gold Coast households are experiencing chronic rental stress, homelessness services are bracing for a busy winter. Here are the frightening statistics.

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