Australia news live: Shoebridge states US submission on online safety laws an ‘extraordinary intervention in our domestic politics

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Follow the day’s news live Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Andrew Bragg , the shadow housing minister, stated he believes in “big debates” about housing following pushing his new proposal yesterday to allow people to use their superannuation as collateral to get a home loan. The report also notes that The policy hasn’t been adopted by the opposition, and leader Angus Taylor stated yesterday it wasn’t Coalition policy. We’re a great country, and we should be able to have big debates, as we had in the 80s and 90s about national savings and housing and the like, which led, in fact, to the super guarantee. … It’s very important that we look to calibrate the retirement and housing and superannuation systems to make sure that they’re getting the best outcomes for the Australian people.

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