Locals threaten to boycott Puma servo
Dunsborough in West Australia is set for a second mass protest against the development of a Puma petrol station in its town centre.
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EPA defends NSW deposit scheme
The NSW EPA answers concerns raised by AACS about the timeframe of the Container Deposit Scheme rollout.
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Kids still want their sugary drinks: poll and analysis
The latest poll into sugary beverage preferences confirms our taste for them decreases with age.
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Opera House lets down hair with pop-up convenience concept
Sydney Opera House has seen its first ever convenience store operating on the premises.
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$6 million fine for misleading Nurofen painkiller packaging
Personal care product manufacturer Reckitt Benckiser has been slammed with a $6 million fine.
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ABC refuses assistance to 7-Eleven’s wage repayment investigation
ABC refuses to co-operate with 7-Eleven investigation into wage repayment allegations, claiming to protect identity of two whistleblowers.
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Big tobacco stopped from punishing illicit retailers
The ACCC says cigarette companies will not be allowed to stop supplying retailers caught selling illicit tobacco.
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7-Eleven enters brave new world with Fair Work agreement
7-Eleven is investigating new facial recognition technology to tie into its existing biometric scanning systems, to combat wage fraud.
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Federal Police say illegal tobacco funds terrorism
Revelations that illicit tobacco may be helping to fund international terrorist networks have been met with support from the P&C sector.
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BP pilots new food partnership with Retail Food Group
A leaked memo has shown BP is investigating a partnership opportunity with food giant RFG.
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Petrol prices drop, but NSW squeezed by ethanol mandate
ACCC says fuel prices have decreased by an average of 3.8 cpl in the quarter ending September 2016.
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Tobacco companies pledge to obey law
Cigarette companies Philip Morris and Zen Sensation have made undertakings to not supply cigarettes that fail to comply with Australia’s mandatory Reduced Fire Risk safety standard.
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Special Edition Kit Kat Dark
Nestle fans should look out for new Kit-Kat flavours throughout 2017, so get ready to stock some exotic strains such as those found overseas.
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