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One Nation Super Plan Proposal

6 Sep to 7 Sep
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One Nation Super Plan Proposal. (2026, October 13). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/6012

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The party’s new policy, released on Monday, would let anyone paying rent or a mortgage take up to a quarter of contributions to their super account as a “pay boost” for up to three years.

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'Economically disastrous': One Nation's early access super scheme slammed ABC News (Australia)

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  1. 6 Sep

    The minor party wants to grant workers with a mortgage or paying rent access to a portion of their superannuation contributions as a pay boost.

    2 outlets · ABC News (Australia)
  2. 7 Sep

    Hanson said One Nation’s policy would have a “neutral” impact on inflation, and rebuffed attacks from the government claiming the move was an attack on superannuation as a broad policy.

    2 outlets · Sydney Morning Herald

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