One Nation goes for super
About this episode
The episode discusses One Nation's superannuation plan and its implications amidst the current political landscape.
Parliament is back for another sitting fortnight and "rival ideas" are already dominating the agenda. The Albanese Government is set to unveil draft Digital Duty of Care legislation by the end of the week, while One Nation has unveiled its plan to allow Australians who rent or pay a mortgage to divert a portion of their super payments as salary for up to three years. As PK tells Jacob, the Coalition is again starting the week on the backfoot — "who is in the field? It's Labor and One Nation." So, while One Nation's super plan cuts through, do the economics stack up? Patricia Karvelas and Jacob Greber break it all down on Politics Now. Got a burning question? Send a short voice recording to PK and Fran for Question Time at thepartyroom@abc.net.au
People in this episode
Host: Patricia Karvelas
Guest: Jacob Greber
Topics covered
- superannuation
- politics
- legislation
- economics
- government
- One Nation
Keywords
- super payments
- Digital Duty of Care
- Albanese Government
- One Nation
- Coalition
- economics
- political agenda
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: One Nation, Albanese Government, Coalition
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