SYDNEY — Australia could go to an election more than a year ahead of schedule as opposition parties threaten to block a flagship housing bill for a second time, providing the government with the constitutional trigger for an early election. The parliamentary deadlock revolves around the centre-left Labor government’s A$10 billion ($6.7 billion) housing package, […]
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