'Cowardly' and 'cruel': Keating and Rudd unite in attack on Prime Minister Scott Morrison
Two former Labor prime ministers have launched a coordinated strike on what they say is a "cowardly" and "cruel" Coalition plan to dump next year's increase in compulsory superannuation contributions.
"Under the cowardly talk of the COVID crisis, they want to gyp ordinary people by 2.5 per cent of their income for the rest of their life," Mr Keating said from his Sydney home.
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