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Superannuation’s future is under fire as One Nation pushes for easy access to retirement funds, sparking fierce resistance from Treasurer Jim Chalmers who warns it could unravel economic security for millions. Meanwhile, immigration policy faces backlash for being “unplanned,” while housing reforms — including capital gains tax and negative gearing tweaks — enjoy surprising public support. The debate highlights a deeper tension: home ownership versus retirement savings, with Deputy Opposition Leader Jane Hume arguing that property is key to retirement stability. Elsewhere, disability reforms and news bargaining incentives are advancing through Parliament, while gambling legislation stalls amid coalition divisions — with major developments likely to emerge after Senate inquiries conclude.

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