To fix housing, we must try something radical. Here are three ideas to shift the dial

The article proposes three radical policy shifts aimed at addressing Australia's housing crisis through fundamental changes to how we approach residential construction and development. While the specific proposals aren't detailed in the available excerpt, the framing suggests systemic reform rather than incremental adjustments to existing building regulations or practices.

For remedial building and strata professionals, housing policy debates tend to influence long-term demand patterns and funding availability for defect rectification work. However, this piece sits at the broader policy level rather than addressing specific technical defects, regulatory enforcement, or industry-specific compliance issues that directly affect day-to-day remedial operations.