The federal government might revive a scheme that encourages older Australians to stay in work.
Prime Minister Tony Abbott on Thursday said it was "certainly worth looking" at a scheme where people who work past their retirement age are paid a benefit through the pension system.
The pension bonus scheme, which has been closed to new applicants since July 2014, paid a lump sum of up to $49,000 to people who deferred claiming the age pension and stayed in paid work.
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