But I think they've misstepped here. I'll admit I haven't followed this issue very closely, and I've not heard the Greens tell their side of the story, so maybe they can change my mind. But assuming this article is accurate, I think they've misstepped.

To be clear, I agree with them that Labor's current policy isn't good enough. But it's the kind of "not good enough" that's still at least worth doing. Labor's original policy in this area was not "at least worth doing", but Labor has compromised and agreed to spend a minimum of $500 million per year on housing. At that point, I think even though it would be better to get even more, it's still good enough that blocking it is the wrong move.

I think I might write to my local MP, a Greens member, expressing this...

[–] madmax722@aussie.zone 5 points 2 years ago

500 million a year is a joke. that’s, what, going to build like 1000-2000 houses a year.

we are bringing in over a thousand migrants A DAY.

we’re in a crisis, and labor needs to stop getting away with passing pissweak policy.

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