‘Weak’: Opposition Leader takes aim at PM over supermarket duopoly

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has branded Prime Minister Anthony Albanese as “weak” for his failure to appropriately deal with the supermarket duopoly of Coles and Woolworths. “I think Coles and Woolies have got it all over the Prime Minister – they see him as most Australians do and that is weak and unable to make a tough decision,” Mr Dutton told Sky News host Chris Kenny. “For months, and months, and months, and months nothing has happened. “It is like everything this government does – they promise a review, they seek advice from a consultant.” Mr Dutton claimed the Prime Minister was “incapable” of making decisions in the best interest of the country. “The government I lead will make sure Coles and Woolies deliver the best outcomes, I don’t want to see them screwing over customers or farmers or suppliers," he added. “The job of the Prime Minister is to make decisions in our country’s best interest and this Prime Minister seems to be incapable of doing that.”