Australian political leaders have launched election campaigns focused on the first homeowners

Melbourne, Australia – Australian rival political leaders offered Sunday competitive policies to help Australians buy a home in front of the first federal selection of a nation in which younger voters surpass the production of long dominant production baby boomer.

Prime minister Anthony Albanese and the opposition leader Peter Dutton officially launched their parties’ campaigns in front of 3. Maja choice.

Helping on the stranger homeowners buying on the national real estate market in which the prices of high and supply are limited due to inflation, builders are piercing, lack of materials and increasing population was central for both campaigns.

“The purchase of the first home was never easy, but for this generation never feels out of reach,” Albanese said to his supporters in the west coast Perth.

“In Australia, the ownership of the home should not be the privilege of inherit if you are lucky. It should be aware that Australians can achieve everywhere,” he added.

The ruling work party with the center promised 10 billion US Australian dollars ($ 6.3 billion) in grants for 100,000 new homes for eight years, which would only pay only 5% of deposits, and the government is the government to pay the rest.

The Dutton’s conservative liberal party promised to facilitate the demand for housing prohibit foreign investors and temporary residents to buy existing homes for two years, with reducing immigration and foreign student numbers.

The first-homebuyers could also request tax deduction to pay mortgage interest for new homes, Dutton said.

“Today I bring a message I hope to all the Australians who want to own my own home. I will be a prime minister who restores the dream of households,” the east coast told the audience in Sydney.

Focus on the younger FIGHTS Australian for shopping or even renting a political reality that most voters in Australia no longer have baby’s Bomers, which are dominant demographic defined as born between the end of World War II and 1964. Years.

Generation X – Who followed the boomers – millennium and generation Z consists of only over 50% of voters in this choice.

Voting is mandatory in Australia, so voter turnout is high in all age groups.

The report from the University of Melbourne was found by the millennium voters last week and younger were the most authentic to housing, jobs, climate change and health services.

The government has accused the opposition of public sector mitigation and services by mimicing the Ministry of Government of the ELONA Mošus for the efficiency of the Government in the United States.

The opposition Senator of the Jacint Nampijnpa said he did not refer to US President Donald Trump when she told supporters on Saturday, her administration “did to Australia.”

The price that would be responsible for reducing the size of the Federal Public Service by more than 20%, told reporters that they did not remember using the Republicans “Great” great “brightly made great.

“If I said that, I didn’t even realize I said that. But no, I’m an Australian. I want to ensure that Australia is back on the track,” she said.

Albanese on Sunday, they accused their opponents “wanting to copy from abroad”.

“Why would we try Mimic anywhere else? We don’t want the salary not to rely on advice to compile ends,” Albanese said, referring to the USA

“We don’t want Australian students to burden the lifespan of debt. And we never, never, ever want the American style health system in this country,” he added.