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Australian Retailers Association hits back at Peter Dutton’s supermarket price-gouging promises
Retailers say plans by Peter Dutton to enact laws forcing supermarket and hardware giants to divest stores if they breach competition laws are poorly-conceived, leading to higher prices for shoppers.
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