Is a ‘no kids’ ban such a bad thing?

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  • 25/05/2013 at 12:44 pm #8835 Reply | Quote
    Jimmy-T
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      A Current Affair last week ‘exposed’ an apartment building that doesn’t allow families with kids – or even pregnant women – to buy into it.

      As a result, according to their story, the Heritage listed Glenfalloch building in Brisbane’s New Farm area is populated entirely by young urban professionals and retirees.

      There was much shock and horror on the ACA track, with lawyers saying this was discriminatory and illegal – which seems to be the case under federal Age Discrimination laws.

      But there’s the law and then there’s the way things work.  In company title buildings like Glenfalloch, you have…

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