Damning evidence continues to mount for the slow start to the government's Housing Accord. It wants to build 1.2 million new homes by 2029, and the first six months of the program has been anything but inspiring. Every state and territory lags behind its goal, but some are much worse than others. Here to unpack all that is Matt Kandelaars, a policy and advocacy executive at the Property Council of Australia.

00:00-00:33 - Intro

00:33-02:14 - Matt's Savings Tip

02:14-04:33 - The government is behind on its housing target

04:33-07:38 - Addressing tradie skill shortages

07:38-11:39 - The best and worst performing states

11:39-16:19 - Easing red tape and cutting stamp duty

16:19-18:50 - What each side of politics can do in an election year

18:50-19:59 - Outro