Despite the Victorian government pouring billions into social and affordable housing, hundreds of newly-built homes remain vacant.
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Pouring billions into golf, football and now the Olympics, the oil-rich Gulf state is pressing ahead with ambitious plans despite accusations of sportswashing.
Despite the Victorian government pouring billions into social and affordable housing, hundreds of newly-built homes remain vacant.
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