Sky News contributor Steve Price says if Australian families receive one or two more interest rate rises, it’s going to be “very difficult” for people to hang onto their homes.
“I don’t think this budget gives anyone in Australia, particularly in middle Australia, any optimism that things
are going to be particularly rosy for the next few months,” Mr Price told Sky News Australia host Sharri Markson.
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