‘Get on with it’: Labor’s patience runs out on housing roadblock

Anthony Albanese and Clare O’Neil say Labor’s plans on supply and affordability are being needlessly delayed by opposition from the Greens.

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Copy link Copied Copy link Copied Subscribe to gift this article Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe. Already a subscriber? Login Labor has set itself up for defeat on a key housing bill, lashing the Greens for blocking legislation designed to speed up assistance for as many as 40,000 Australians locked out of the property market. As the Greens signalled a willingness to negotiate on demands for the winding back of negative gearing for property investors, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese challenged the Senate to urgently pass Labor’s shared equity housing scheme, as well as a bill to boost build to rent developments in Australia.

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