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The major parties polish their pitches to address the national housing crisis

Published 23 October 2024, 8:30 am
Western Sydney has become the epicentre of the national housing crunch. The major parties are zeroing in on the suburbs that will make or break their chances at the next election, with competing pitches to build their way out of the property squeeze.
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