Independent MP Dai Le says state and federal governments need to work together to solve the nation's housing affordability crisis. 'Housing has been a huge issue … and I've been raising this issue from the start,' Ms Le told Sky News Australia. “We really need to address that by actually getting people, state government as well as local councils and federal government to work together.”
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Independent MP Dai Le says state and federal governments need to work together to solve the nation's housing affordability crisis. "Housing has been a huge issue … and I've been raising this issue from the start," Ms Le told Sky News Australia. “We really need to address that by actually getting people, state government as well as local councils and federal government to work together.”
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