US EditionAustralian political leaders launch election campaigns focused on first-time homeowners
- Australian leaders launched campaigns with policies for first-time homeowners before the May 3 election.
- High real estate prices and constrained supply motivated the focus on assisting first-time buyers.
- Labor promised $6.3 billion in grants to build 100,000 homes with a 5% deposit for buyers.
- Dutton aims to "restore the dream of homeownership" and allow tax deductions on mortgage interest.
- Younger voters now outnumber baby boomers, making housing a key issue in the election's outcome.
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Albanese, Dutton to face off in leaders' debate on Nine
Channel Nine will host the third leaders' debate of the federal election campaign when Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton face off next week.The two major party leaders will go head-to-head in The Great Debate – Election 2025: Australia Decides on Tuesday, April 22, at 7.30pm (AEST), less than 12 hours after the first ballots in the election are cast when early voting begins at 8am.The Great Debate will be modera…
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