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Big Stick Law

Opposition Unveils ‘Big Stick’ Law to Rein in Supermarket Giants

The opposition, led by Peter Dutton, is developing a robust legislative proposal to reign in the power of supermarket giants Coles and Woolworths. This initiative, commonly referred to as the “big stick” law, is intended to combat anticompetitive behaviour and prioritise consumers’ interests, particularly as the nation gears up for a federal election. Under the

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grocery regulations

Transforming Australia’s Grocery Regulations for Fair Competition

In a move to address the pressing concerns surrounding Australia’s food and grocery industry, the government has embarked on a mission to fortify the nation’s supermarket giants with a more robust regulatory framework. The catalyst for this transformation is a government-commissioned review led by former Labor competition minister and renowned economist Dr Craig Emerson, who

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Amazon narrows the gap with supermarket leaders

Amazon is making strides in the online grocery sector, challenging major players like Coles and Woolworths, amid reduced spending by Australian households. A recent survey by UBS, monitoring over 1000 Australian adults, showed that enthusiasm for online shopping has dwindled, especially for brands that also operate physical stores. Notable decreases in intentions to shop online

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