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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese accused of 'gaslighting' Australians on housing policy

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has faced accusations of "gaslighting" after claiming his housing policies are benefiting first-home buyers and boosting supply, despite data showing a decline in first-home buyer loans. This controversy highlights the disconnect between government claims and real estate market realities, raising concerns among developers and tech professionals about the accuracy of policy impacts on housing affordability and supply.

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