Lidia Thorpe has slammed the Albanese government as 'shameful' for trying to rush its multibillion-dollar Housing Australia Future Fund bill, as Labor prepares to hand down its second federal budget.
Lidia Thorpe has lashed the Albanese government for"trying to rush" its Housing Australia Future Fund policy through the Senate.
"Everyone deserves to live in a good quality, safe and affordable home," Ms Thorpe wrote on Twitter on Tuesday. Lidia Thorpe has accused the Albanese government of"trying to rush" it's Housing Australia Future Fund bill through the Senate. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Gary Ramage. "I asked for more total funding to address this crisis, and a minimum spend on First Nations housing to build a unified, strong and self-determining housing sector," Ms Thorpe continued.
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