Australia's political parties offer varied plans to tackle housing shortages and climate change, but integration of both issues remains lacking.

Australia faces intertwined crises of worsening climate change and a housing shortage, with rising costs and extreme weather events. Labor aims to build 100,000 homes and cut emissions by 43% by 2030, while the Greens propose a 75% emissions cut and bans on new fossil fuel projects. The Coalition plans to let first-time buyers tap superannuation for home deposits and expand gas production. However, no party has fully integrated these policies to address both issues together.