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Essential workers cannot afford to rent in Western Australia, report . . . Low-earning essential workers in Western Australia can only afford 1 per cent of available rental properties across the state, according to a new rental report by Anglicare WA A property was considered "affordable" if it cost less than 30 per cent of household income
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