Labor’s housing fund has been dealt another blow in the Senate with the Greens and Coalition teaming up to delay the bill until October.
Labor’s housing fund has been dealt another blow in the Senate with the Greens and Coalition teaming up to delay the bill until October. The Greens and Coalition have both agreed to kick the can down the road once again in their debate regarding Labor’s $10 billion Housing Australia Future Fund.
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