Two weeks out from Labour's economic roundtable, shadow minister for productivity, housing and homelessness, Andrew Bragg, has cautioned against over-regulating artificial intelligence. Speaking to chief political correspondent Tom McIlroy, he reflected on the biggest challenges facing the economy.
Bragg said the Coalition made mistakes with migrant communities, acknowledging its missteps during its time in government. He did not provide specific examples but suggested a need for a more inclusive approach.
On housing, Bragg outlined his priorities for addressing the crisis, though the source did not detail specific policies. He also revealed that he still makes time for long runs and audiobooks amid the pressures of federal politics.
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