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Podcast: Greens stall Labor’s HAFF, the Voice, Dutton makeover, Lambie ADF, RBA’s bad plan
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The Australian housing affordability crisis continues
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Podcast: An awful week in politics, fixing housing, is The Voice in trouble?
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Housing crisis in Australia demands a national approach
Housing has emerged as a pressing issue in federal politics, capturing the attention of policymakers and the public alike. Australia is currently grappling with a [>>>]