Craig Kelly (Hughes, Liberal Party) Share this | Hansard source

I was going through some of the dodgy deals where the Labor Party and their union mates looks after the big end of town at the expense of small business and at the expense of workers. There is another example. Dan Murphy's, part of the Woolworths Group, have a market capitalisation of $34 billion. Labor looked after them. On a Sunday their workers get paid $30. In comparison, a small liquor merchant, a small business, has to pay $37. That is another dodgy deal—looking after their mates in the big end of town. Why do they do this?

Mr Laundy interjecting—

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