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Unstable rental housing creating lifelong disadvantages for children, new study warns

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A new study by the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute reveals that children in rental homes move frequently and are more likely to face poor living conditions, negatively impacting their development. This instability affects physical and mental health, behavior, education, and overall wellbeing, highlighting the need for policymakers to address housing disparities to improve outcomes for these children.

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