Calls for cheaper homes are 'nonsense' while banking system underpinned by housing
AustralianSuper boss says housing prices unlikely to fall much, because major banks can't afford them too
Calls for cheaper homes are 'nonsense' while banking system underpinned by housing
AustralianSuper boss says housing prices unlikely to fall much, because major banks can't afford them too
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