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Ipswich resident slugged with 65 per cent rent increase

An Ipswich resident has been forced to sign off on a 65 per cent rent increase or risks facing homelessness. PHOTO: Unsplash.

An Ipswich resident, slugged with a 65 per cent rent increase, is calling for more to be done to help […]

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