At the end of the day, the people who decide what path Australia takes to solve the housing crisis are those in government. In this episode, we speak to the federal minister for housing, Julie Collins.
Does the government think we’re in a crisis? How does she plan to ensure we all have a safe and affordable place to call home? And how will she convince voters in the next election that Labor has the boldest ideas?
In this final episode of 7am’s five-part series, we dive into what the government is doing and whether there is more that could be done.
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Guest: Federal minister for housing, Julie Collins
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