One picture tells you everything you need to know about Labor & housing. Here they share a stage with the CFMEU, the mafia outlaws who make Australian housing unaffordable.
If Labor is serious about fixing the housing crisis, it cannot treat carpenters, plumbers and electricians as no more urgent than actors and animal trainers.
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The Treasurer and Prime Minister raided the piggy banks of the nation in their budget, and we get 35,000 fewer homes to show for it.
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Technology has made it cheaper than ever to build homes. But Labor has made it uneconomic due to their devotion to regulation, more taxes & protecting CFMEU corruption.
Congratulations to David Bradbury on being appointed @APRAinfo Deputy Chair @JEChalmers. As a former Parl Sec in a Labor government, I have no doubt he will rigorously investigate the Labor-Union super cartel to protect Australians’ retirement savings from finding its way into the hands of organised crime and the union-Labor campaign machine. I’m sure his first inquiry will be into CBUS and how it facilitates retirement savings into the hands of organised crime through Victoria’s Big Build. I’m sure he will stand up for workers and every day Australians against any union-cartel of corrupt interests. I’m sure he will put Australians first, and the Labor cartel last. I’m sure he will never be found to compromise the Australian economy to back in the Treasurer’s suspended animation economy. I wish him well in doing what is right.
More homes require more investment. Treasury estimates the proposed housing tax changes will reduce housing supply by 35,000 homes over the next decade. This week @HIA_au joined @ajamesbragg, @UDIANational & @PropertyCouncil to advocate for settings that support housing delivery