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Albanese defends housing tax reforms and affordability measures
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese defended proposed tax reforms, including adjustments to capital gains tax and negative gearing, as modest steps to improve housing affordability. He emphasized the need to address the 400% rise in house prices since 1999 by boosting supply and supporting first home buyers.
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7 tagshousing affordabilitynegative gearingcapital gains taxfirst home buyerstax reformhouse priceshousing supply
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1 evidence itemsNews live: Albanese says ‘we need to do more’ on house prices; Australia joins sanctions against ‘extremist settlers’ in West Bank
News · 1Jun 10, 2026, 7:49 AMOpen original source
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News live: Albanese says ‘we need to do more’ on house prices; Australia joins sanctions against ‘extremist settlers’ in West Bank
Jun 10, 2026, 7:49 AM
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