By: Shane Wright
Renters would be offered at least two-year tenancy deals and billions of taxpayers' dollars spent on new public housing under a plan from the ACTU
Shane Wright is a Senior Economics Correspondent at The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald. He specializes in areas such as finance, business economics, and real estate, focusing on topics like capital markets, economic policy, and the housing market. Shane's work has been featured in prominent outlets including The Guardian, WAtoday, and the American Hockey League.
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Shane Wright's reporting primarily focuses on finance, economy, government, and politics in Australia with a particular emphasis on Queensland and Brisbane. He often cites data and covers government announcements, suggesting an interest in providing factual analysis supported by concrete information.
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