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People in urgent need to jump social housing waitlist queue in WA

People in urgent need to jump social housing waitlist queue in WA
ABC Australia Tuesday 16 June 2026, 07:15 UTC By Lauren Smith and Kate Christian 1 min read
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Housing Minister John Carey says reforms to the state's social housing waitlist will prioritise those at immediate risk of homelessness.

Housing Minister John Carey says reforms to the state's social housing waitlist will prioritise those at immediate risk of homelessness.
WA (LOCATION) John Carey (PERSON)
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