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Albanese talked up cheaper coffee, but Chalmers has to swallow his pride
A plan to cut credit card surcharge fees for consumers turned, somehow, into a tale of government hypocrisy and an attack on small business.
Reported by Sydney Morning Herald
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Sydney Morning HeraldAlbanese talked up cheaper coffee, but Chalmers has to swallow his prideThe AgeAlbanese talked up cheaper coffee, but Chalmers has to swallow his prideThe AgeAlbanese talked up cheaper coffee, but Chalmers has to swallow his prideSydney Morning HeraldAlbanese talked up cheaper coffee, but Chalmers has to swallow his pride7 recorded states
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