Abstract
Albanese may have recruited a better communicator, but without a sharper message the new housing minister might find herself outmanoeuvred.
Following Anthony Albanese’s recent cabinet shake-up, the new housing and homelessness minister, Clare O’Neil, was quick to express empathy for troubled renters, touting Labor’s $32bn housing investment and describing the ambitious target of constructing 1.2m homes as “genuinely radical”.
But does O’Neil bring anything new to the table? Not necessarily – at least not on the policy front...
Following Anthony Albanese’s recent cabinet shake-up, the new housing and homelessness minister, Clare O’Neil, was quick to express empathy for troubled renters, touting Labor’s $32bn housing investment and describing the ambitious target of constructing 1.2m homes as “genuinely radical”.
But does O’Neil bring anything new to the table? Not necessarily – at least not on the policy front...
Original language | English |
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Specialist publication | Guardian Australia |
Publisher | Guardian Media Group |
Publication status | Published - 17 Aug 2024 |
Keywords
- Housing affordability
- Rental affordability
- Stress
- Wellbeing
- Public policy
- Australia