The opposition leader thinks that by making repugnant statements he can turn Australian against Australian
Peter Dutton’s comment on the prime minister’s response to the death of an Australian aid worker in Gaza and his insistence on a deeper investigation of events depended on his assertion that there were “people who are living in fear in Jewish communities in our country at the moment” . He didn’t bother to elaborate where these communities are or why they are living in fear.
It seems like a good idea, or at least soundbite and headline, but how does it work? Woolworths or Coles cross an arbitrary line and they are busted? Or is this a massive upheaval, market manipulation and government interference, Coalition and Greens combining on feelgood policy without any nuts and bolts? And who are the losers in this situation? Superannuation funds and individuals who would see the value of their shares in either supermarket plummet. So that’s potentially everyone.
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