Heston Russell
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first heard May 2026
last heard 14 May
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But then if you invest that money correctly and then reap the rewards from that, from your hard-earned money, the government taxes you again.
And it's not even smart because we're identifying at the moment there's the issue with, you know, the next generations or lower socioeconomic Australians trying to get into the housing market.
Then bring in things like, hey, you know, the first million dollars of your own investment is capped and then after it.
Like bring in ways in which we can bracket these policies to better address.
In brackets, mate.
For me, it's lazy politics.
And particularly when the government comes out and says they're trying to address this housing crisis and they're currently addressing the demand, but they're not addressing the supply.
Yeah, just stop the immigrants and then we won't have a housing crisis.
Barnaby said it the great mate, and I love these conversations about housing supply and demand, mass immigration, which we know there is mass immigration.
It is a back casting exercise.
This is the amount of people we can sustain based on housing, based on schooling, based on medical.
And this is our strategy to expand Australia, you know, in a sustainable and economically sound way.
These are the skilled migrants we need coming in to help us to support that progression.
The first thing I said to you in the car about the budget last night is the government has now openly admitted that they haven't been bringing in targeted skilled migrants.
They've said we now are going to prioritize skilled migrants.
They've already just admitted they are bringing in mass unskilled migrants.
But now we're going to back cast and do that after having brought in, what, 1.2 million migrants over the last three years.
We all know.
But look, by their own admission, they're like, we're now going to prioritise skilled workers.
So this is my issue.
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