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Energy, education and housing in focus - federal election campaign enters week two

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The Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, has announced Labor will subsidise home batteries as part of a cost of living pledge aimed at lowering power prices. The Oppositon leader, Peter Dutton, announced he would reduce international student numbers in an effort to free up housing.
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