Greens MP Max Chandler-Mather has slammed the Labor government’s approach to Australia’s housing crisis in the federal budget.
“Just over a dollar a day for people on rent assistance, nothing for the five and a half million
renters that don’t get rent assistance and not a single extra cent for public and affordable housing,” he said.
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