The Albanese government came to power promising to ease the housing crisis by increasing supply. But has its housing agenda stalled?
This week, the Greens hardened their opposition to two key elements of the government’s housing policy.
The Prime Minister has urged the Greens to “get on with it” and wave the plans through. So will Labor be able to secure its agenda? And if not, who will pay the political price?
Plus we have a look at the war of words between the business lobby and the government. Is this just the usual tension we often see between a Labor government and corporate interests? Or is it something more significant?
Joining Jaqueline Maley to discuss, is federal political correspondent Paul Sakkal and chief economic correspondent Shane Wright.
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