The winners and losers in Australia's housing crisis

Andrew Leigh is the Assistant Minister for Competition, Charities and Treasury and a former professor of economics. He joins the panel to defend the federal government’s housing strategy.

Andrew Bragg is Shadow Assistant Minister for Home Ownership. He calls for a new financial systems inquiry "to help solve our great national challenge of housing younger Australians".

Greens MP and Brisbane renter Max Chandler-Mather has been called the de facto shadow housing minister, pushing for massive public investment to build 360,000 affordable new homes.

NSW Housing Minister Rose Jackson advocates more construction and higher density suburbs, calling out local councils against the plan for “playing NIMBY politics”.

Catherine Liddle is an Arrernte/Luritja woman and leading advocate for First Nations children and families. She demands more action on Closing the Gap targets on issues like economic opportunity and housing.

Cameron Murray is an economist and author whose 'HouseMate' plan would see cheap homes built on under-utilised public land to get more first-home buyers into the market.

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