Well, I'm 48 as of Feb this year, so two years to go.
I have no intention of ever needing a super fund to help support me when I retire.
I will be able to retire (financially) long before the standard "super" age anyway, and I want access to my assrts and fuunds at any time; not have it sitting there locked away until I'm an old b@stard.
I have super, but I contribute the absolute minimum, and it is really only a safety net for those who have done nothing through their working lives to supplement theie pension.
It's quite scary the amount of people I know currently who are bleeding because their retirment nest egg has disappeared into thin air over the last few months. Screw that.
Yes, it's tax effective (so is property) and so on, but if that's the only reason to be using one in a serious fashion, then I reckon you're in it for the wrong reasons.
If it turns out that after 60 you can buy IP's tax free using super income, this would be a good thing.