albo unironically did more damage to labor's campaign yesterday than anyone the liberals could ever have trotted out > journalist: prime minister, this is a housing announcement, do you think it's a good look to be buying a $4.2 million home during a cost of living crisis? > prime minister: well, jodie and i are getting married, as is known, and i'm pleased about that. and jodie's a coastie. she's a proud coastie. she's as proud of being a coastie as jim is here, of being a logan lifelong resident. there are three generations of haydons on the coast there. and when your relationship changes, your life changes and you make decisions. but what i'm focused on is making sure that everyone can get a roof over their head. i'm focused on increased public housing and social housing investment. that's why we have our housing australia future fund. we're focused on increased rentals, which is why we have our build to rent scheme. and we're focused, in addition to that, in getting more housing supply, such as the 1100 homes for queenslanders that we're announcing right here. > journalist: pm, buying a four million dollar home is very different to buying a modest family home or living on a block like this. do you think its a good look? > prime minister: i have  of course, i am much better off as prime minister. i earn a good income. i understand that. i understand that i've been fortunate, but i also know what it's like to struggle. my mum lived in the one public housing that she was born in for all of her 65 years. and i know what it's like, which is why i want to help all australians into a home, whether it be public homes or private rentals or home ownership.
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