Sydney tower plans spark affordable housing concerns, Albanese government accused of pork-barreling millions to shore up Labor seats in previous election, Neo-Nazi group challenges government ban in High Court
The New South Wales Government has unveiled plans for 9,400 new homes in high-rise towers up to 34 stories around Woollahra and Edgecliff stations in Sydney's eastern suburbs, with only 3% designated as affordable rentals. The Albanese government faces accusations of pork-barreling after a report revealed almost three-quarters of $560 million in grants went to Labor-held seats. The Nationalist Social Network, a neo-Nazi group designated as a hate organisation following the Bondi Beach terror attack, has launched a High Court challenge against the government's ban.See omnystudio.com/listener…
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