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Anthony Albanese pledges $10bn social housing fund in Labor s federal budget reply

Anthony Albanese pledges $10bn social housing fund in Labor’s federal budget reply Sarah Martin Chief political correspondent © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Mike Bowers/The Guardian Anthony Albanese will establish a new $10bn social housing fund to build 30,000 affordable homes for vulnerable Australians and frontline workers if Labor wins the next federal election, as he promises to “deliver for working families” as prime minister. © Photograph: Mike Bowers/The Guardian Opposition leader Anthony Albanese used his budget reply speech to promise a $10bn affordable housing fund. The opposition leader also used the traditional budget in reply speech on Thursday night to pledge to create 10,000 new energy apprenticeships, criminalise wage theft, and make employers responsible for workplace sexual harassment.

Anthony Albanese pledges $10 billion to build social housing in budget reply speech

Share on Facebook Mr Albanese also pledged $100 million to support 10,000 apprentices who chose to train for jobs in solar, green hydrogen, energy efficiency home upgrades and renewable manufacturing. There would be 2,500 places a year over four years with $2,000 for starting a qualification and the same amount each year as well as on completion, capped at $10,000. The federal government in Tuesday s budget promised to spend $2.7 billion over four years giving first-year subsidies to employers who take on new apprentices and trainees. READ MORE Mr Albanese said the government s big-spending budget was all about trying to get voters to forget the coalition s failures over the past eight years.

Anthony Albanese pledges $10billion to build 30,000 affordable homes

Crown Sydney: I m not James Packer s puppet, says John Poynton

Save Share Veteran company director and Future Fund board member John Poynton said he can help restore Crown Resorts to its former glory, insisting he always acted in the interests of all shareholders and is not a puppet for fallen casino mogul James Packer. In his first public comments since the release of a damning report that found Crown not suitable to operate Sydney’s second casino, Mr Poynton, one of few directors spared scathing criticism by former NSW Supreme Court judge Patricia Bergin, SC, said he approached his appointment by Mr Packer in 2018 as being part of a solution to repairing Crown.

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