Where the median house price is over $1.5 million, and no 5 per cent deposit scheme or negative gearing rule can save us. In ...

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Australia's housing crisis has come into sharper focus following the government's proposed changes to tax concessions aimed ...

Australia’s current rental crisis has been fundamentally driven by excessive immigration-driven population growth in a supply ...

Anthony Albanese’s tax reform budget has gone down like the proverbial bucket of cold sick with Australians according to two ...

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Australia’s housing crisis is often blamed on tax incentives like negative gearing and the CGT discount, but the deeper roots may lie in decades of financial deregulation.

Despite some pleasing announcements, the budget still leaves many Australian renters facing significant pressures.

DAN TAYLOR, HOST: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, welcome. How are you going? ANTHONY ALBANESE, PRIME MINISTER: Good morning. Wonderful to be back in Hobart again. TAYLOR: Oh, it's great to be here, ...