Morrison praises firms returning JobKeeper cash

Morrison praises firms returning JobKeeper cash
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Scott Morrison has praised retailers handing back coronavirus wage subsidies, warning firms not to take advantage of taxpayers' cash while banking strong sales from Australians stuck at home.
Super Retail Group this week announced plans to voluntarily return $1.7 million of JobKeeper payments to the federal government, as the company revealed a record $170 million net profit after tax. Toyota approached the Tax Office last month about handing back more than $18 million in payments after strong sales.
Scott Morrison says the Australian economy cannot run on government money forever.  
AAP
Electronics, home entertainment, furniture and leisure sales are strong as Australian consumers are stuck at home and unable to travel overseas due to the pandemic.

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