Katie Gallagher

We can't afford to do that.

Not this time, not now, you know, come back and see me in a year, that type of thing.

And there's no shortage of meritorious things.

And as Labor people, we like to do things.

We like to change things.

We like to make the life better for people.

And so sort of being in a position where you have to, you know, you're limited.

A hundred percent.

Yeah.

I think if we get housing right, it would be pretty good, pretty sweet, you know, and we're trying everything we can on that.

There's the tax changes, obviously, the supply, dealing with, you know, particular groups like women and youth and things like that.

That's a big...

I mean, in my time in politics, it's become huge in terms of how people experience it.

Particularly, I've got a 28-year-old daughter.

Her age group, like if you sit around talking with her friends, unless they've been fortunate with their parents and being able to kind of help them,

That generation kind of thinks, oh, that's not a thing.

To own our home is not a thing for us.

I'm kind of counted out.

And so if we actually deal with that, that will make a huge difference.

Well, I could start a thing here about Generation X and how we're like, you know.