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Greens Plan Nationalize Supermarkets

5 Oct to 6 Oct

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Tom McIlroy Political editorThe Guardian
Jake EvansABC News (AU)
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Greens Plan Nationalize Supermarkets. (2026, October 13). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/57482

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5 Oct
Channelling New York mayor Zohran Mamdani’s plan for publicly owned grocery stores, Chandler-Mather, the boss of the party’s thinktank, the Greens Institute, wants to use new forced divestiture laws to take over major supermarket sites and three distribution centres.
2 outlets · The Guardian
6 Oct
The New Zealand Greens have also proposed nationalising 120 supermarkets and establishing a new publicly owned grocery chain.
2 outlets · Daily Mail

Coverage 3 articles

6 Oct Anthony Albanese's nemesis unveils communist-style plan to take control of Coles and Woolworths and slash grocery prices
Daily Mail
5 Oct Greens think tank wants public supermarkets to challenge 'duopoly'
ABC News (AU)
5 Oct Greens pitch Zohran Mamdani-style $25.1bn plan to nationalise 200 Coles and Woolworths supermarkets
The Guardian

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