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Palaszczuk govt doubles fund, boosts social housing

Hannah Page
By Hannah Page 3 Min Read
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THE Queensland government is upping its Housing Investment Fund to $2 billion, to get more people into new homes across the Sunshine State.

The $1 ...

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