The government has removed favourable tax settings for investors to make home ownership just a bit more achievable for Millennials and Gen Z’s priced out of the market. 

The Prime Minister has spoken about the importance of giving young people access to housing so they have “a stake in the economy”

Is tinkering with, or even an overhaul, of the housing market really the only answer to growing wealth gaps in Australia? 

What if we can move towards a totally different economic structure that serves everyone? 

And what do some of Australia's faith communities say about what that model might look like? 

GUESTS:

• Dr Julie Macken Research and Project Officer of the Catholic Archdiocese of Sydney’s Justice and Peace Office, and author of Australia’s Schism in the soul: colonization, asylum seekers, and a nation’s failure to mourn    
• Asad Ansari, a specialist in Islamic finance, with 25 years of experience across Australia, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East, and Co-founder of Amanah Islamic Finance  
• Dr Jonathon Cornford runs Manna Gum, an independent Christian non-profit thinktank, and podcast host of Mannacast