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ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation·4 min read·medium

Four Corners analysed 'affordable' rental listings. We found a reality that didn't match the promise

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Pat McGrath, Madi Chwasta, Kate Ashton, Kirsten Robb
Four Corners analysed 'affordable' rental listings. We found a reality that didn't match the promise
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An investigation by ABC's Four Corners reveals that many 'affordable' rental properties in Australia are priced above market rates or are inaccessible to low-income earners. The report highlights a systemic failure in housing schemes intended to support those in need.

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Exposes critical flaws in government housing policy during a period of record-high rental stress for citizens.

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Christopher Hewson missed out on an apartment in the Swift Walk complex, seemingly because his income was too low. ( Four Corners: Mark Hiney )

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Focuses on social inequality and systemic failure of government-backed market solutions.

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