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Julie Collins 2022
The Hon Julie Collins MP
Minister for Housing, Minister for Homelessness, Minister for Small Business
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Minister for Housing, Minister for Homelessness, Minister for Small Business
Helping more Australians buy a home
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The Albanese Government is working with states and territories to deliver the Help to Buy Scheme, supporting up to 40,000 low and middle income families to purchase a home of their own.
This will bring home ownership back into reach for thousands of Australians who have been locked out of the housing market.
Interview on The Project, Channel 10
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Julie Collins is the National Housing Minister and is with us now. Minister, so as I said there, you're planning to build 1.2 million new homes over five years. It's an increase of 200,000 above previous plans. But immigration is meant to be at record levels too. We're on track to see 300,000 people this year alone. So, will this be enough?
Interview with Andy Park, RN Drive, ABC Radio
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ANDY PARK:
Federal Housing Minister Julie Collins joins me now. Welcome to you, Minister.
JULIE COLLINS:
Good afternoon. How are you and your listeners today?
PARK:
Independent review of Franchising Code of Conduct
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The Albanese Government is committed to ensuring a fair playing field in franchising and has today announced a comprehensive review of the Franchising Code of Conduct.
The review will be undertaken by eminent small business expert Dr Michael Schaper.
The $170 billion franchising sector is an important employer and contributor to the Australian economy.
Statement on a significant matter - National Homelessness Week
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This week our nation is once again marking Homelessness Week.
Across the country Homelessness Week is a time for reflection and a time for action.
This year’s theme is ‘it’s time to end homelessness”.
Shaping Australia’s National Housing and Homelessness Plan
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The Albanese Labor Government is continuing to implement its ambitious housing reform agenda, today taking a significant step forward in the development of a new National Housing and Homelessness Plan.
Interview with Michael Rowland, News Breakfast, ABC
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MICHAEL ROWLAND:
Let's get more now on our top story. The federal government's moved to reintroduce its $10 billion Housing Future Fund legislation today. The Housing Minister, Julie Collins, joins us now from Canberra. Minister, good morning.
JULIE COLLINS:
Good morning to you, Michael.
ROWLAND:
Interview with Sarah Abo, Today Show, Channel 9
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SARAH ABO:
We're joined by Housing Minister Julie Collins in Canberra. Minister, thanks so much for your time this morning. How confident are you that you'll succeed this time around? I mean, is this threat of a double disillusioned election real?
JULIE COLLINS: