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Why is Australia's six-year main-residence rule an election about absence, not a magic shield for multiple homes forever?
People often describe the Australian six-year rule as if once a property has been your home, it can stay exempt almost indefinitely while you live elsewhere. Please explain why the rule is more conditional than that.
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