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Good Super partners for Dump Trump investment option

BY ALEX BURKE | TUESDAY, 6 MAR 2018 12:04PM

Good Super is partnering with a US-based investment adviser to launch a suite of new investment options for members, including "Dump Trump" and "Boycott Adani."

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