A government-owned supermarket chain would sell groceries more than 20 per cent cheaper on average, under a plan hatched by a minor party.
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Could government-owned supermarkets make groceries cheaper? The Greens think so
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- SBS News Could government-owned supermarkets make groceries cheaper? The Greens think so
- The West Australian Greens float state-owned supermarkets for cheaper food
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| Outlet | Niral Score |
|---|---|
| SBS Newsas they published this story | 90.7 |
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