"[T]his election…is a sliding doors moment for our nation," declared Peter Dutton, and maybe he was right, and in ways he didn't quite intend.
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Voting Green may be the greatest act of self-harm by a generation ever
Why would a party whose voters are younger and disproportionately likely to rent propose policies that could see rents increase on average by another $83 per week, as well as seeing as many as 450,000 homes disappearing from the rental market?
Greens tax demands to hike capital city rents $83 a week: modelling
The Greens balance of power demands to abolish Negative Gearing and double Capital Gains Tax on rental properties, will add $83 a week to average capital city rents on top of normal increases, according to new independent modelling.
Albanese moves ahead by default
This is the first set of results from our poll that closed on April 3. Compared to our January poll, Peter Dutton has faded while Anthony Albanese has moved ahead, mostly as a result.
Albanese will want to accept Bandt’s housing proposals because they’re in Labor’s DNA
If PM Albanese does not immediately and outright reject Adam Bandt’s demand he ditch negative gearing and double tax on capital it will be a tacit admission a Labor government will succumb in government.
Budget 2025: out of ideas and full of fiscal analgesics
Keating predicted a Banana Republic and it is gradually coming true.
Omnibus Poll January 2025
The race is tight between the two major parties on paper, but at this stage I’d prefer to be Peter Dutton than Anthony Albanese.
Exit Poll, Queensland 2024
This was a time for a change election. Not "climate change" but change of government.
Faster, Better, More: How to House Australia
Why it takes so long and costs so much to deliver the housing we need – and what we can do about it.
Housing affordability index Q2, 2024
The Q4 2024 Australian housing market saw a rise in both the Repayments Index and the Deposit Index after a brief decrease in the first quarter of the year. Levels are back in line with Q4 2023 and the continued upward general trend recorded in Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth more than cancels out the decreases in Canberra, Melbourne and Hobart. Sydney remained unchanged from the previous quarter.
