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If challenged in court, Australia’s system of negative gearing might not survive

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While Labor resists calls to change Australia’s system of negative gearing and the Greens push for changes, there’s a chance change could come from somewhere else altogether – Australia’s legal system.

As surprising as it might seem, the legal precedent that allows one million Australians to negatively gear...

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