Winston Peters announces New Zealand First's plan to break up the supermarket duopoly by splitting food brands between New World and Pack and Save, arguing that the current system fails consumers and requires urgent, decisive reform.
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Well, no, they haven't got the power. And frankly, sad thing about New Zealand is we've had so many bodies like that, the Bankers Commission. All these things are put up to blindside the opponents of capitalism, or what I might call the unbridled face of capitalism, and not change things. And we want to see this country change in the sense that, you know, at a former time it was half the population, we were number one in the world.
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