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Luxury apartment development in Kings Cross pits Paul Keating against Morris Iemma

The Guardian•Wednesday, October 22, 2025 at 2:00:14 PM
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Luxury apartment development in Kings Cross pits Paul Keating against Morris Iemma
The ongoing debate over a proposed luxury apartment development in Kings Cross has intensified as former Prime Minister Paul Keating opposes the project, arguing it threatens affordable housing in the area. Keating's concerns highlight the broader issue of housing accessibility in urban centers, where luxury developments often overshadow the need for affordable options. This clash between Keating and former NSW Premier Morris Iemma, who is lobbying for the project, underscores the tension between economic development and community needs.
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