Indigenous housing: assessing the long term costs and the optimal balance between recurrent and capital expenditure

Jon Hall; Mike Berry

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Indigenous housing: assessing the long term costs and the optimal balance between recurrent and capital expenditure

5 May 2006

Jon Hall,

Mike Berry

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Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute

Housing Aboriginal people (Australia) Australia

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Jon Hall and Mike Berry assess current arrangements for funding Indigenous housing and outline the major issues to be considered in reforming these arrangements.

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Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited 2006

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5 May 2006

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