Australia’s Labor government has secured the support of the Greens party for its proposed changes to capital gains tax (CGT) and negative gearing policies. The agreement hinges on Labor’s commitment to abolish a tax exemption allowing self-managed super funds to borrow for property investment. This exemption’s removal is a key demand of the Greens, who argue it exacerbates housing affordability issues. In return, the Greens have agreed to support Labor’s broader tax reforms aimed at increasing revenue. Critically, the deal also includes a commitment from Labor to delay planned overhauls to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). This delay addresses concerns raised by the Greens regarding potential negative impacts on people with disabilities. The agreement is expected to facilitate the passage of the legislation through parliament.