Hanson says Chalmers is ‘hysterical’ for super plan opposition
07-09-2026 01:02 via smh.com.au

Hanson says Chalmers is ‘hysterical’ for super plan opposition

Pauline Hanson wants to allow workers access to 3 per cent of their superannuation contributions for three years.
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