Labor is ‘coming for our super’: Kenny

Sky News host Chris Kenny says Labor is coming for our super and “can’t wait to get its hands on it”.

“Labor rejects the Coalition idea of first home buyers being able to use some of their own super savings to help them get into the housing market,” Mr Kenny said.

“Instead, it wants the union-controlled super funds to use your savings on their pet projects, social housing, and even more renewable energy – they’re appropriating your super savings to fund their woke agenda. It is theft.”

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