Politics Shifts, Drones Deployed, Housing Debated | Melbourne News
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Politics Shifts, Drones Deployed, Housing Debated | Melbourne News
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers says Australia’s political divide is shifting from left vs right to government problem-solvers versus parties that exploit fears — highlighted by a One Nation win in Secret Harbour. Meanwhile, Aussie drone experts head to Nepal and Tibet for flood rescue as Canberra pledges $3 million more (bringing total aid to $11 million) for 38 still-missing Australians. A new national register to track racism against First Nations people gets $2 million in funding to fuel smarter anti-racism action. On housing, Chalmers defends Treasury’s forecast — countering bank claims of a 10% price drop with a 2% projection over two years — arguing economic factors like interest rates, not tax changes, are driving market softness.
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