Labor’s “good idea” on super has one big catch: someone else pays
Labor loves an idea everyone can cheer, especially one that costs the party nothing. This time, it’s business owners picking up the tab.
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Labor loves an idea everyone can cheer, especially one that costs the party nothing. This time, it’s business owners picking up the tab.
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