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Bad tenants get second chance in state housing
Attorney-General Shannon Fentiman revealed the Queensland Government had needed to take 207 matters to the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal in the three years to March this year, but only won 131 of those cases.She said the vast majority of people living in public housing were good…
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