One Nation superannuation policy sparks election battle
One Nation has proposed allowing renters and mortgage holders to divert up to a quarter of their compulsory superannuation into take-home pay for up to three years, with workers earning $90,000 potentially receiving an extra $2,300 annually after tax. The Treasurer argues the policy will leave workers tens of thousands of dollars worse off in retirement, declaring the next election will be a referendum on superannuation. Separately, veterans have protested outside Parliament against the $5,000 annual cap on allied health care announced in the budget, laying down their medals in…
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