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‘Where will they go?’: Barracks eviction sparks fears for families and morale

Published by The Sydney Morning Herald · Australia 12 h ago

A multibillion-dollar sell-off of Australian defence land is prompting renewed fears over the future of the sites and the military personnel they house.

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