'Abusive behaviour': Rejected rental tenants lash-out
Frustrations run high as homes become ever harder to find and price hikes 'crippling'
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Zoning laws to ease housing pinch 'being put through by stealth
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'Better infrastructure, not intensification will solve the housing crisis'
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Chlöe Swarbrick: An equal housing relationship
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National sticking with intensification plans in leafy suburbs
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Liam Dann: We're living in a land of confusion - get used to it
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Builder cancelled: Developers using sunset clause to bail on contracts
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Christine Fletcher: What I was trying to say
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Apartment resident says neighbours have right to know Covid is next door
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Pandemic lockdowns hit house sales: volumes drop 21%, but prices still rise
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