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Super boost for Blair workers

Shayne Neumann said the changes were part of the Government’s efforts to help workers earn more, keep more of what they earn and retire with more, while also strengthening Australia’s world class superannuation system. (Shayne Neumann)

Thousands of locals are set to benefit with important superannuation reforms to help low-income workers and make the super system […]

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