To put it in context, for an average wage, they would be getting about $870 extra per annum, and for someone earning over $78,000—which the Government loves to focus on—they'd be roughly about the same: about $1,000 extra. What these broad changes will mean is that every year people are about $800 better off. For superannuitants—which is a very important component—they'd be about $540 better off as a couple. Giving money back to them that the Government has otherwise taken off them over the past four years will allow them to meet their commitments and to look after their lives and to actually try and deal with this massive cost of living explosion that we've had. 