The federal opposition has criticized former prime minister Paul Keating for meeting with the Chinese foreign minister, calling it an 'insult' to Labor Foreign Minister Penny Wong. The Nationals are supporting the Greens in a plan to introduce legislation to break up the supermarket duopoly. Labor senator Don Farrell is committed to bringing forward a bill on election reform to limit election expenditure.
The federal opposition has criticized former prime minister Paul Keating for meeting with the Chinese foreign minister, calling it an 'insult' to Labor Foreign Minister Penny Wong . The Nationals are supporting the Greens in a plan to introduce legislation to break up the supermarket duopoly .
Labor senator Don Farrell is committed to bringing forward a bill on election reform to limit election expenditure.
Labor Paul Keating Chinese Foreign Minister Penny Wong Nationals Greens Supermarket Duopoly Legislation Election Reform Election Expenditure
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