Woolies jail threat ‘confected outrage’
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The Woolworths boss has been accused of “bullsh**ting” and evading questions in a heated clash over supermarket profits.
‘Jail’ threat for Woolies $8.4m boss
The Woolworths boss has been accused of “bullsh**ting” and evading questions in a heated clash over supermarket profits.
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