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PM's $4 million home purchase criticised as 'tone-deaf'

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Blowback over the prime minister's purchase of a $4 million beach house for himself and partner Jodie Haydon has continued from the Coalition, and reports of criticism from within Labor Party ranks. Anthony Albanese told reporters in Hobart his focus is on fixing Australia's housing crisis.
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