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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
Interview with Matthew Doran, Afternoon Briefing, ABC News
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MATTHEW DORAN:
Housing Minister Julie Collins joins us now in studio. Julie Collins, welcome to Afternoon Briefing. The concern here is now around the HomeBuilder program for people who can’t quite remember what that was about, in summary, what was the purpose?
JULIE COLLINS:
Albanese Government housing agenda already delivering for Australians
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More than 360 regional Australians have already taken advantage of the Albanese Government’s Regional First Home Buyer Guarantee just a month after its launch on October 1.
Interview with Andy Park, RN Drive, ABC Radio National
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ANDY PARK:
Well, Julie Collins is the Federal Housing Minister. Welcome to RN Drive. The one million new homes figure, look, it is roughly in line with the number built around the country in the past five years, pre‑pandemic. In his speech, the Treasurer called this plan aspirational. So what does that actually mean?
JULIE COLLINS:
Interview with Woody & Tubes, Triple M Breakfast, Hobart
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TUBES:
It's Triple M Breakfast with Woody and Tubes. We've had a Federal Budget handed down yesterday, late last night, and we're joined by the Federal Minister for Housing and Homelessness, and of course the Minister for Small Business, Julie Collins, Member for Franklin, good morning.
JULIE COLLINS:
Interview with Mel Bush, Mornings, ABC Tasmania
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MEL BUSH:
A cornerstone of the document is Labor’s National Housing Accord. Now, that aims to build one million homes – that’s a lot of homes – over five years from 2024. It’s been kickstarted with $350 million in funding. Julie Collins is the Federal Housing Minister. Julie Collins, welcome to the program.
JULIE COLLINS:
Helping small business prosper
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The Albanese Government will deliver more than $15 million to support Australian small businesses and help them prosper in recognition of their central role in building a strong national economy.
National Housing Accord: working together to help tackle housing challenges
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The Albanese Government today announces the National Housing Accord, a landmark agreement to address one of our nation’s biggest economic challenges: the supply and affordability of housing.
It will align for the first time the efforts of all levels of government, institutional investors and the construction sector to help tackle the nation’s housing problem.
Address to the Queensland Housing Summit, Brisbane
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Acknowledgments omitted.
Thank you for the invitation to join you today.
This Summit provides an opportunity for us to put the spotlight soundly on the current housing and homelessness issues facing too many people in Queensland and too many Australians.
Housing is central to the security and dignity of all Australians.