Hardworking tradies 激しく打ちのめす over '不公平な' 決定／判定勝ち（する） to raise the 年金 age: 'My 団体／死体 can't 扱う it'
- 年金 age has risen to 67 and could keep rising to 70?
- Tradies say 政治家，政治屋s don't realise （死傷者）数 of physical work?
Tradespeople have 攻撃するd out after the 年金 age was raised to 67 まっただ中に 関心s it could soon 増加する by another three years.
The age to qualify for the 年金 was raised from 66 years and six months to 67 on July 1 with the move 衝撃ing any Australian born after December 31, 1956.
専門家s 予報するs the age could rise even その上の to 70 by the year 2050 with the news 誘発するing （激しい）反発 の中で hardworking Aussies.
Tradespeople are 関心d their 団体／死体s 簡単に won't be able to 対処する with the backbreaking work as they age.
One Australian 記録，記録的な／記録するd himself 持つ／拘留するing a 調印する and hitting out at the 提案 to raise the age 年金 in 2018 with the ビデオ resurfacing and going viral in 2023.? ?
Tradies (含むing tree lopper Peter, pictured) have 攻撃するd out at the 年金 age, which 増加するd to 67 on July 1 , まっただ中に （人命などを）奪う，主張するs it will keep rising until it 攻撃する，衝突するs 70
A photo of a tradie (pictured) complaining about the rising 年金 age has gone viral again
'Only a bloke who's worked in an office his whole life would think you can work until you're 70!' the 調印する said.?
答える／応じるing to the 初めの 地位，任命する, one woman spoke for many in 説, 'My 団体／死体 is just tired, as is my husband's.'
'We both need to just 残り／休憩（する） now. We had planned on retiring ... Then they changed the goalposts,' she wrote.
Steve said working as a concreter in his 中央の-60s was already taking a （死傷者）数 on his 団体／死体 and that the new 退職 age was '不公平な' on those doing physical 労働.
'Now I'm starting to feel it more in my 膝s, I've got arthritis in my 手渡すs, I've had two 支援する 外科s,' he told A 現在の 事件／事情／状勢.
'It does seem a little bit 不公平な that you have to work all your life.'
Peter, who 削減（する）s 負かす／撃墜する trees in the Gold Coast for a living, compared the raising of the 年金 age to his 職業.
'It's just like climbing a tree,' he said. 'The 傷害s are just climbing all the time, it's getting harder, worse, sorer all the time.'
He 述べるd what was happening as 'very scary'.
'Unfortunately I thought 65 would be a nice time to retire and get on a 年金 but now we are talking 67,' he said.?
'Is it going to go up to 68, 69, 70?'
Steve (pictured 権利) said working as a concreter in his 中央の-60s was already taking a （死傷者）数 on his 団体／死体 and that new 退職 age was '不公平な'
Macquarie University?Professor Hanlin Shang believes the 年金 age will need to rise to 70 or 政府 spending will spiral out of 支配（する）／統制する.?
He and other 研究員s 見積（る） that the 退職 age will rise to 68 by 2030,? 69 in 2036 and 70 by 2050.
'As Australians live longer than before, it 現在のs a challenge to the 政府 to 基金 retirees through a 年金 計画／陰謀,' Professor Shang said.
'いっそう少なく people in the working group and more in 退職 will make the old age dependency 割合 higher.
'What this means is there are いっそう少なく working people to support 年輩の people. And with more 年輩の people in the 全住民, this will create a 重荷（を負わせる） for the 政府 年金 system.'
Professor Shang 追加するd that 'raising the 年金 age is the obvious way to 支える the 現在の 年金 計画／陰謀 without collecting more 税金s'.
Peter, though, said 政治家，政治屋s don't understand the 重荷（を負わせる） that working physical 職業s has on older 団体／死体s.?
'It would be nice to be a 政治家，政治屋 sitting on a nice comfortable 議長，司会を務める all day in an 空気／公表する 条件ing room or office,' he said.?
'They need to come out and see what it's like to do some physical work. That would make them change their mind in trying to stretch this 年金 out to 67, 68, 69, 70.'
Australians are able to 接近 a 年金 行う at 65 years and 6 months as long as they were born between July 1, 1952 and December 31, 1953.
From July 1, anyone born after January 1, 1957 will not be able to get the age 年金 until they are 67-years-old.
Anyone born before that date can still retire at 66.?
One woman spoke for many in 説 'My 団体／死体 is just tired, as is my husband's ... We both need to just 残り／休憩（する） now. We had planned on retiring ... Then they changed the goalposts.' 在庫／株 image
同様に as the 年金 age rising to 67, there were also some other - more 肯定的な - changes 影響する／感情ing older Australians that （機の）カム in on July 1.
Those 老年の at least 67 can now earn $204 a fortnight (for 選び出す／独身 people) or $360 as a couple before losing their 十分な 年金.
The 量 of money individuals or couples can earn per fortnight before they no longer qualify for any 年金 支払い（額） has also been raised, to $2,332 for （テニスなどの）シングルス and $3,568 per for couples.
This means many people who did not 以前 qualify for any 年金 支払い（額） will not be able to get some money from the 政府.?
