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The town where this paramedic lives is full of empty properties, but he still can’t find a rental

Lorne has 62% of homes unoccupied and zero rental vacancies, leaving essential workers like paramedic Luke Baird struggling to find affordable long-term housing.

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald
Finding a rental property in Lorne is all but impossible. For essential workers, the problem is particularly dire.

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The town where this paramedic lives is full of empty properties, but he still can’t find a rental

Finding a rental property in Lorne is all but impossible. For essential workers, the problem is particularly dire.

·Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in Sydney, Australia on Friday, January 30, 2026.
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