Hopes for Mallee housing funds

THERE are hopes that the Mallee’s public housing shortage could be eased, with $50 million in state funding set to go towards building youth housing across Victoria. The funding is a part of a $5 billion scheme to build 12,000 public homes throughout Victoria. Mallee Family Care CEO Teresa Jayet said the funding has put […]

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