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I analysed more than 10,000 Reddit posts on supermarket pricing. 5 key themes emerged

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A Senate inquiry into supermarket pricing, announced last year, is currently taking public submissions and will report its findings in May.

The Albanese government, meanwhile, has appointed former Labor cabinet minister Craig Emerson to review the Food and Grocery Code of Conduct.

Coles has said it’s “always...

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