‘Upsets the gravy train’: Labor and their unions ‘terrified’ of ON’s proposed super shake-up

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​News24 host Peta Credlin says Labor insiders are “terrified” of One Nation’s proposed shake-up to Australia’s superannuation scheme. ​“Giving people access to more of their super would dilute the power of industry funds, and because they pay money to the unions, and the unions donate money to the Labor Party,” Ms Credlin said. ​“What One Nation wants to do upsets the gravy train, doesn't it? ​“It will terrify Labor insiders, who have built a huge machine of power and influence off the back of workers’ money, via industry super, that will be left thinking that it might all just come unstuck; the more that workers understand, they are just pawns here.”

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