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The Guardian·4 min read·medium

Politically engaged – but ‘very much’ worried about buying a home: study reveals young Australians’ anxieties

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Dan Jervis-Bardy Chief political correspondent
Politically engaged – but ‘very much’ worried about buying a home: study reveals young Australians’ anxieties
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A longitudinal study of young Australians reveals that housing affordability is their primary source of anxiety, surpassing concerns about climate change or career prospects. The report also highlights that Gen Z is more politically engaged than previously assumed, despite a deep distrust of traditional institutions.

Almost three-quarters of young Australians are concerned about being able to afford a house, the Growing Up in Australia study found. Almost three-quarters of young Australians are concerned about being able to afford a house, the Growing Up in Australia study found. Housing Politically engaged – but ‘very much’ worried about buying a home: study reveals young Australians’ anxieties Growing Up in Australia report shows gen Z are more anxious about housing affordability than climate change or following a chosen career path

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