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‘A problem of the government's own making’: Jane Hume trashes Labor's tax changes

Sky News Australia

June 24, 2026

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Deputy Liberal Leader Jane Hume responds to Housing Minister Clare O’Neil’s claim we are currently seeing a normal correction to the housing market. Ms Hume said the correction is caused by “uncertainty because of Labor’s policies”. “We have had a housing supply crisis that has gone on now for four years,” she told Sky News Australia. ”This is a problem of the government’s own making, and I think Clare O’Neil is looking for any excuse. “Even the government does not know how their own tax changes are going to be effected.”

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