Retailers in Melbourne's popular open-air markets have questioned the Victorian government's decision to bar them from trading during the city's lockdown, claiming it's unfair they should have to close while shopping centre retailers can remain open.
While many retailers at major Melbourne shopping centres have closed their stores, others, such as department store Myer, are continuing to trade, as government restrictions do not strictly prohibit them from trading. "It's not right that people can go to Chadstone but they can't come and shop at Queen Victoria Market," he said. "It would be nice to have a choice to open if we wanted."
"We would welcome the opportunity to understand the [government's] rationale so that perhaps...we can try and amend or change things."
JulianBurnside Tell them to use their brain for the moment
JulianBurnside I'm all for lockdown, but if we are doing partial lockdown that only effect small business owners?
Pushing you to globalist retail brands and destroying mum and dad shops
Decision makers probably have investment portfolios they need to look after.
Shopping centers ought to be closed as well. Facts.
Rich get Richer
I agree either all shut or all open another ducked up decision by Andrews government
Lifes unfair. Welcome to the plandemic.
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