澳大利亚绿党及其研究机构提出一项政策方案，建议政府收购200家Coles和Woolworths门店，并新设400多家政府经营超市，以期降低日用商品价格1。根据该计划，消费者购买商品的价格将下降至当前价格的约三分之二，相当于降幅超过20%1。
该方案预计5年内投入成本251亿澳元1。绿党承诺，实施后平均每户澳大利亚家庭每周可节省60澳元，按此计算年均储蓄达3134澳元1。这一政策构想参考了纽约市市长佐兰·曼达尼试点推行的五家城市超市1。
民意调查显示，80%以上的澳大利亚选民对这一想法表示赞成，但仅37%的受访者表示强烈支持1。绿党新任领导人大卫·肖布里奇表示该政策值得进行讨论1。
Australia's Greens party and its research institute have unveiled a policy proposal to establish government-operated supermarkets aimed at reducing grocery costs for households across the country.1 The plan calls for the government to acquire 200 existing Coles and Woolworths stores and open more than 400 additional new locations.1 If implemented, the initiative would reduce everyday grocery prices to approximately two-thirds of their current levels, delivering savings of around 20 percent or more.1
According to the proposal, the average Australian household would save approximately 60 dollars per week, or 3,134 dollars annually.1 The five-year implementation cost for the government supermarket program is estimated at 25.1 billion dollars.1 The policy draws inspiration from a pilot program of five city-owned supermarkets initiated by New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani.1 David Shorten, the Greens' newly elected leader, has indicated that the policy warrants serious discussion.1 Polling data shows that more than 80 percent of Australian voters support the concept, though only 37 percent express strong support.1 The Greens secured 12 percent of the vote share in the 2025 federal election.1
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