Housing prices, taxes & Rohingya Refugees

from Solidarity Breakfast · host Kim Doyle & Annie McLoughlin with Karl Fitzgerald, Chowdhury Rashaam Raiyan

Renegade Economist Karl Fitzgerald from Prosper talks about the housing bubble. Criminologist and journalist, Chowdhury Rashaam Raiyan illuminates the reasons behind the Rohingya fleeing Burma and Bangaladesh and how Australia is leading the race to the bottom when it comes to Refugee justice.

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