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Build up or lock out: How Melbourne’s housing ‘success’ is set to divide voters

The Coalition says scrapping 60 activity centres would open more housing supply, while Labor warns it would remove 300,000 homes from Victoria’s long-term pipeline.

Compared to other capital cities, Melbourne’s property market is a success story. But the Coalition wants to axe Labor’s controversial activity centres in favour of other solutions.

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Build up or lock out: How Melbourne’s housing ‘success’ is set to divide voters

Compared to other capital cities, Melbourne’s property market is a success story. But the Coalition wants to axe Labor’s controversial activity centres in favour of other solutions.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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