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Housing boom pricing low-income locals out of regional cities
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House prices and rents are escalating rapidly in regional Victorian communities with high levels of disadvantage, as investors and home buyers pounce on cheaper properties outside Melbourne, pricing some residents out of their own neighbourhoods.
Housing experts, community leaders and real estate agents say there is unprecedented demand for properties in regional locations, including the Latrobe Valley and Shepparton.
“This is a regional version of gentrification,” Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute managing director Michael Fotheringham said. “The locals all of a sudden find it’s a changing place and it’s not as affordable as it has been in a range of ways.”
Victoria s snap COVID-19 lockdown should end as planned, epidemiologist says
SunSunday 14
FebFebruary 2021 at 6:58am
Chinese Australian Cultural Society Ballarat president Charles Zhang says the cancellation of the weekend s Chinese New Year celebrations is a blow for the local community.
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An epidemiologist says the low number of coronavirus cases detected since Victoria went into a snap lockdown is a promising sign the state can reopen as planned on Thursday.
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The clear path of the transmission of Victoria s latest COVID-19 outbreak should spell the end of the lockdown as planned, an expert says
The snap lockdown has prompted the cancellation of Ballarat s Chinese New Year celebrations