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Barnaby Joyce. Man in burgundy suit and tie gesturing expressively against sky background
✓ PerthNowPower & Policy

Barnaby Joyce snaps when pressed on One Nation super plan math

Joyce refused to calculate retirement losses from One Nation's proposal to let workers access a quarter of their superannuation over three years.

Why it mattersAn election-year retirement policy lacks detailed costs. This raises questions about how it will really affect ordinary workers' retirement.

AustraliaIf One Nation's plan gained traction, millions of Australians could access and potentially harm their retirement savings, with the financial consequences unclear.

Corroborated bythenightly.com.au

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