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Greens want to force negative gearing, capital gains tax back on agenda

  • Greens leader Adam Bandt stated that a minority Labor government would prioritize reforms on negative gearing and capital gains tax to address housing affordability issues by the end of this year.
  • Bandt criticized former Prime Minister John Howard for halving the capital gains tax in 1999, which he claims has contributed to a housing market crisis.
  • The Greens proposed to reform tax policies that the party believes would assist over 850,000 people to achieve home ownership, particularly benefiting renters.
  • Opposition Leader Peter Dutton confirmed no changes to negative gearing, stating that Labor is focused on increasing housing supply instead.
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in Sydney, Australia on Tuesday, April 8, 2025.
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