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Australia news live: Labor and Coalition condemn One Nation plan to divert super to boost pay; Butler not thinking about party leadership

Follow the day’s news live One Nation has come up with a plan to give people their superannuation earlier, reducing the amount they’ll have at retirement in exchange for a current cash boost. Pauline Hanson says under their plan anyone paying rent or a mortgage can take up to a quarter of their super as a “pay boost” for up to three years.

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Australia news live: Labor and Coalition condemn One Nation plan to divert super to boost pay; Butler not thinking about party leadership
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