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Homes in Australia are now cheaper – why can’t the government sell this good news story? | Saul Eslake

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Ministers love to claim credit for things like cheaper petrol and cheaper pharmaceuticals – why not cheaper housing? Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastResidential property prices in Australia’s eight capital cities have fallen by an average of…

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