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One Nation Wants to Help Struggling Australians Access Their Super Early

One Nation Wants to Help Struggling Australians Access Their Super Early

One Nation Wants to Help Struggling Australians Access Their Super Early
This is about the government and politics.
One Nation says people who are having trouble paying for things should be able to use some of their superannuation money.
One Nation hasn't finalized this plan yet, and it was talked about by Pauline Hanson in an interview.
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There are 25 updates.
Here are the key events.
There are 6 key events.
Joshua Boscaini is reporting.
A senator from the Greens tried to stop a bill about the NDIS, but it didn't work.
The Shadow Health Minister has concerns about the bill.
She thinks the government didn't talk to the people who will be affected enough.
The minister said the disability community is upset because they weren't asked about the changes.
Joshua Boscaini is reporting again.
A Greens senator tried to stop the NDIS bill but failed.
The government expects 300,000 people to be affected by the changes to the NDIS.
The senator tried to stop the bill because he thinks it will hurt people with disabilities.
The senator said the bill must be stopped because it will hurt people.
But the government and another party worked together to keep the bill going.
Courtney Gould is reporting.
A new senator from Tasmania has started his job.
He used to work for the Premier of Tasmania.
Courtney Gould is reporting again.
The opposition leader was asked about One Nation's idea to let people access their superannuation early.
The opposition leader said people should be able to use their superannuation money how they want.
He also talked about the government's changes to superannuation.
Tom Lowrey is reporting.
A former spy wants to come back to Australia to talk about a terror attack.
The spy wants to help figure out what happened.
You can read more about this story.
Jack McKay is reporting.
The opposition leader didn't promise that working holiday visa holders would be exempt from migration cuts.
The leader said the party wants to get migration to a level that matches housing supply.
Courtney Gould is reporting.
The opposition leader visited a housing estate.
He said the government isn't doing enough to help with housing affordability.
He said the government should make it easier to build houses.
Courtney Gould is reporting again.
The treasurer talked about One Nation's idea to let people access their superannuation early.
The treasurer said there are already rules in place to help people who are struggling.
He said the government shouldn't make it easier for people to access their superannuation.
Jack McKay is reporting.
A politician thinks the gun buyback scheme isn't fair.
The scheme started after a terror attack.
The politician thinks the scheme doesn't pay enough for the guns.
Courtney Gould is reporting.
Other state treasurers don't like the national gun buyback scheme.
One treasurer said her state has already done a similar scheme.
Another treasurer said his state would only join if the federal government paid for it.
Courtney Gould is reporting again.
New South Wales is the first state to join the gun buyback scheme.
The scheme is part of a plan to reduce gun violence.
The treasurer of New South Wales said the scheme is a good idea.
Courtney Gould is reporting.
The treasurer of New South Wales talked about the GST debate.
He said Western Australia isn't the only state with resources.
He said all states should be treated equally.
Courtney Gould is reporting again.
The treasurer of Western Australia likes the GST deal.
She said it helps her state's economy.
She said it's a good deal for the whole country.
The treasurer of South Australia is worried about the NDIS changes.
He thinks there will be a gap in care for people who need it.
He said the federal government should help fill the gap.
Courtney Gould is reporting.
The treasurer of South Australia doesn't like the GST deal.
He thinks it's unfair to other states.
He said the deal helps Western Australia too much.
Courtney Gould is reporting again.
A former politician doesn't want to talk about politics.
He was asked about why people are voting for One Nation.
He said he doesn't want to comment on party politics.
Courtney Gould is reporting.
There's a debate about the GST deal.
A report said the deal was a mistake.
The former finance minister disagrees with the report.
He said the deal was a good idea.
Courtney Gould is reporting again.
The government doesn't want to change the rules for accessing superannuation early.
One Nation wants to make it easier for people to access their superannuation.
A politician said the system already allows people to access their superannuation in certain situations.
Courtney Gould is reporting.
One Nation wants to help people who are struggling.
The proposal is not finalized yet.
A politician said people should be able to use their superannuation money if they're struggling.
He said it's their money and they should be able to decide what to do with it.
Lexie Jeuniewic is reporting.
An independent politician wants other states to join the gun buyback scheme.
The scheme is part of a plan to reduce gun violence.
The politician said the scheme is a good idea.
She said it will make the country safer.
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