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Barnaby Joyce defends early access super policy amid One Nation copying claims
Nationals MP Barnaby Joyce defended the Coalition's superannuation policy after Treasurer Jim Chalmers accused the opposition of copying One Nation's proposal.
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Barnaby Joyce defends early access super policy
- Jim Chalmers accused the Coalition of copying One Nation's superannuation policy.
- Barnaby Joyce used the phrase 'I'm not Jesus Christ' when pushed on details of the super policy modeling.
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- Sep 8 · 8:30 AM
Barnaby Joyce rejected comparisons between his party and Germany's far-right AfD party.
- Sep 8 · 2:34 AM
Barnaby Joyce defended the Coalition's super policy, stating he is not 'Jesus Christ' and stating that One Nation has not modeled the policy.
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- How the Coalition will differentiate its final modeled policy from the One Nation proposal.
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- Sep 8 · 8:30 AM
Barnaby Joyce rejected comparisons between his party and Germany's far-right AfD party.
- Sep 8 · 2:34 AM
Barnaby Joyce defended the Coalition's super policy, stating he is not 'Jesus Christ' and stating that One Nation has not modeled the policy.
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