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Much more can be done to keep foreign criminal funds out of Australian property

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imageLocations such as Queensland’s Gold Coast have been nominated as at risk of money laundering by international criminals targeting real estate.Flickr/Adam Foster

ABC’s Four Corners program this week highlighted concerns that Chinese criminal funds may be propping up Australia’s real estate market. Why is Australia’s...

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