There's a lot of the usual personal vindictiveness being...

There's a lot of the usual personal vindictiveness being trotted out. How many people believe the country is better off for not having the tax reform in the property sector that he ran with in 2019, whereby newly built investments could be negatively geared, but established properties could not. In the run up to the 2019 election property prices fell in a low interest rate environment in anticipation of a Shorten victory. Is the country better off for pricing young people out of housing, with prices rising at 15% per annum currently in Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth, with the compounding annualised decline in the birth rate that results?