At the end of 2018, the Morrison Government failed to strike a deal with the Senate cross-bench to pass a bill that would have seen fees for low-balance superannuation accounts capped at 3% and exempted fund members under the age of 25 from compulsory life insurance.
Last night, the Government struck a compromise deal with the Greens to pass part of its reforms, but not the abolition of compulsory life insurance for people aged under-25. From The Guardian: