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Author Archives: Dr Robert Crawford, Dr André Stephan, Christopher Jensen and Erika Bartak, University of Melbourne

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Higher star ratings for housing don’t necessarily save energy

by Dr Robert Crawford, Dr André Stephan, Christopher Jensen and Erika Bartak, University of Melbourne 5 September 20165 September 2016

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