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Negatively Geared – Against Younger Australians

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Like millions of Australians, I am an owner-occupier with a mortgage debt several multiples of our family’s annual household income. Having bought in the last five years, I am on several Estate Agent’s email lists. This week past, I was accordingly...

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Checking out in style

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I am frequently told off by The Conversation’s very informed and sometimes opinionated readership for writing about things that are outside my supposed area of expertise. But on the topic of TC’s innovative and imaginative series Coping with Mortality, I think I can claim to know as much as most. I’m going to die and...

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