Shadow Veteran Affairs Minister Barnaby Joyce says the Labor’s housing policy is “actually borrowing 10 billion dollars” and looking for the “return on it”.
Shadow Veteran Affairs Minister Barnaby Joyce says the Labor’s housing policy is “actually borrowing 10 billion dollars” and looking for the “return on it”.“Which is not through a trillion dollars – but you can bet your life on the Labor party it’ll go through it.
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