Election 2022: Paying super on parental leave 'not an electi

Malcolm Turnbull says neither Labor nor the Liberals can credibly say they represent the best chance for stability; Labor’s Tanya Plibersek says paying super on parental leave ‘not a policy’ for this election. Follow updates here.

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