Negative gearing changes won't fixing housing supply | Insiders | ABC News

David Speers interviews Shadow Transport Minister Bridget McKenzie. McKenzie accuses Foreign Minister Penny Wong of playing domestic politics with the Middle Eastern conflict. McKenzie then addresses the country's housing affordability issue, saying changes to negative gearing won't fix housing supply. Finally, McKenzie says more powers are needed to address market domination across many sectors.
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