Aaron Violi (Casey, Liberal Party) Share this | Hansard source

My question is to the Prime Minister. The Herald Sun last week reported that Victorian families are now paying on average 25 per cent more on groceries this year than in 2022. The average Victorian household is spending $185 a week on groceries, up from $148 last year. Does the Prime Minister stand by his claim before the election that Labor would deliver real, permanent, meaningful help with the cost of living? Why do Australian families always pay more under Labor?

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