"They say that even living out of the city, they can't afford to have such a flexible lifestyle."
"There are examples throughout the world, and even historic examples in Australia, where we have regulated rents before."
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"The Commonwealth has kept the state social housing systems on a starvation ration for a couple of decades,"Mr Martin said.
"State and territory governments have primary responsibility for social housing and homelessness,"he added.
"This is currently at odds with the intensely financialised thinking about housing as an investment asset,"she said.
"This is something that Australia needs to begin to wake up to,"Professor Stone said.