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The central economic problem the nation faces is the Government is solely focused on economic policy that serves narrow vested interests - not the national interest.

Australian financial regulatory bodies like ASIC and APRA are failing to effectively enforce corporate laws, leading to a call for a new Financial System Inquiry to address deficiencies and drive bold reforms in the financial services sector. Liberal senator Andrew Bragg highlights the need for a recalibration and a thorough review of the financial system's structure and regulatory enforcement mechanisms.

Australia's financial system is advanced, but major structural problems in ASIC and APRA need addressing. A Financial System Inquiry is recommended to drive bold reforms and address deficiencies in regulatory enforcement.

Labor's new tax on super lacks consistency and transparency, with the bill not directly applying to key politicians, raising concerns about fairness and accountability.

Super fund death benefits are causing distress, with delays and lack of urgency in processing claims highlighted by Senator Bragg during the interview.

Labor's housing policy has three major failures, leading to a depressing trajectory where younger Australians are missing out on home ownership. Millennial and gen Z will be the hardest hit by Labor's complete failure on housing policy.

Coalition likely to support Government's Stage 3 tax cut changes after Shadow Cabinet review. Liberal Senator Bragg emphasises importance of tax relief for Australians but cautions against reintroducing abolished tax bracket.