Abbie Chatfield

Absolutely not.

So basically I wanted to, I wanted to go through kind of major topics, including the housing crisis, obviously first and foremost, NDIS, small businesses, frontline services, and also have a little chat about One Nation at the end.

Because since we spoke last, which was what, like a year ago, was it?

Maybe it was like six months.

I've lost all sense of time.

I don't

I feel like everything's just spiralling.

It was in January just after the invasion day.

So it's only five months ago.

Yeah.

I really do feel like the political landscape has changed and the media landscape has changed.

With the media's reporting on this, because, you know, like you're saying, the changes to the capital gains tax and negative gearing aren't what you would want.

They're not what I would want either.

No.

but they're also not what the media is presenting forward.

So what have you seen being presented forward and what's driving you the most nuts while you watch it?

And it's also interesting that they're trying to spin it to say, and we're looking out for the, suddenly mainstream media and the billionaires are looking out for young people.

Suddenly they've really...

They've never had a better friend.

They go, guys, what about the young people trying to get into the housing market?