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The 2.5 million laziest men in Australia revealed
When asked how many hours they spent doing unpaid domestic work – not including childcare – in the week before the census, more than one in four Aussie men said none.
Jessica Irvine is a senior economics writer for Fairfax Media.
When asked how many hours they spent doing unpaid domestic work – not including childcare – in the week before the census, more than one in four Aussie men said none.
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