MacroBusiness Co-Founder Leith van Onselen says the Labor government has put Australia in an “absurd situation” involving record high population growth with shrinking property supply.
“All it’s going to end up doing is going to force rents way higher
and it’s going to push thousands of Australians into homelessness.”
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