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Survey data reveals deepening scepticism over the government's ability to deliver on housing

Fresh polling has put Angus Taylor’s Coalition under further pressure to claw back votes from conservative rivals One Nation, with the federal opposition primary vote at 16 per cent, well behind Pauline Hanson’s populist party and the government.

The Victorian government has been hit with a grim election warning as almost two-thirds of voters no longer believe they can remedy the state’s housing crisis. In a new report from independent advocacy group Amplify Australia, 65 per cent of Victorians have indicated they do not trust the state government to improve housing in the next year.

A rising number of Australians are losing faith the federal government will fix the housing crisis, despite a budget that was aimed at levelling the property playing field.

An increasing number of Aussies think the cost of living is getting worse. Two-thirds of Australians feel poorer than last year and the housing outlook is bleak despite a big, bold budget to level the property playing field, exclusive research shows.

A new housing scorecard has revealed trust in Premier Chris Minns’ government to fix NSW’s housing crisis has plummeted, with 77 per cent of NSW residents concerned about the impact of immigration.

The Albanese government responded to the distress that young Australians have expressed over a political and economic system in which it feels impossible to get ahead. By making it worse.

AMPLIFY Chief Policy and Research officer Dr Rory Gallagher spoke with Damien Fisher on Loving Life FM about Australians' response to the Federal Budget.