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Andrew Bragg's press club address highlighted housing affordability, regulation, corruption, and tax policy.

Urban university campuses compete with housing for valuable land. Shifting future growth to regional cities could ease metropolitan housing pressure while revitalising regional economies.

O'Neil's Press Club speech was the most frank diagnosis of the housing crisis in decades. Tax incentives for new builds, a $2 billion infrastructure fund, and a Productivity Commission inquiry into regulatory barriers.

Political canvassing targets homeowners because they are easier to find and more likely to vote. Parties should deliberately canvass renters to hear from the people housing policy is meant to serve.

A movement of Labor Party members who believe in abundant housing for all.