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Will this budget really make housing fairer for more Australians? It’s a good start

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The 2026 federal budget was delivered after a year of building expectations for bold reform.

Part of that buildup was last year’s economic reform roundtable. That highlighted a laundry list of “regulatory hairballs” from the Productivity Commission, as well as opportunities to boost tepid productivity growth by supporting new...

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