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Concerns over tougher public housing rules

MINISTER: Minister for Housing, Steve Edgington speaking at a sod turning ceremony in Alice Springs. (PHIL WILLIAMS 464815)

Intensified enforcement measures targeting public housing tenants are raising concerns about stigma and uncertainty following the Territory Government’s announcement of […]

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