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Single parents in Australia, like Hunter and his mom, are grappling with skyrocketing housing costs, leading to evictions and homelessness. Despite being reliable tenants, single mothers often face stereotyping and discrimination in the rental market. The situation is particularly dire in coastal areas like Port Macquarie, where low vacancies and investor-driven markets exacerbate the problem. New data reveals that over thirty percent of single-parent families live below the poverty line after housing costs, with single mothers four times more likely to face homelessness. This hidden crisis demands attention and support for middle-aged single women, who are often overlooked in favor of young buyers.

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