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Supreme Court rules on 7-Eleven franchisee termination

The NSW Supreme Court ruled in 7-Eleven’s favour that its actions of terminating a franchisee were a justified response to underpayments. 7-Eleven had terminated an agreement with a franchisee after it came to light that they were seeking ‘cash-back payments’ from their employees. Two employees of the terminated franchisee were allegedly underpaid by the cash-back

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Bubble-O Bill cleared of sexualisation charges

The Advertising Standards Bureau (ASB) has cleared a Unilever advertisement after complaints of sexualisation. A recent ad for Streets Ice-Creams depicts a Bubble-O Bill ice-cream saying to a bikini-wearing Splice, “I can see your white bits”. One complainant said that because Bubble-O Bill is a cowboy with a moustache, he is “clearly an older man”

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Tip Top launches new Sandwich Thins

Tip Top has released its newest lunch-time innovation, Sandwich Thins, into the Australian market. The new light and thin bread option is set to provide Australians with a versatile lunch option. This unique offering is suitable for topping, filling and toasting and is available in three varieties including wholemeal with a 4.5 health star rating

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World-first M&Ms chocolate block launched in Australia

Australians have become the first in the world to taste the newest offering from Mars; the M&Ms chocolate block. The chocolate block consists of M&Ms combined with milk chocolate in six different varieties. Mars Chocolate Australia general manager Andrew Loader said Mars was excited to launch the new the new M&M’s block to Australia. “Mars

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Pepsi advertisement fiasco just a meme-understanding

Pepsi’s latest ad campaign has garnered equal amounts of damage and free publicity following a public backlash claiming it trivialises the Black Lives Matter movement. The ad has since been pulled by Pepsi as a result of the controversy, and Pepsi have put out a statement and public apology. The star of the ad, Kendall

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Nestlé to launch new Kit Kat range

Nestlé has unveiled its newest range of the iconic chocolate bar, adding three new flavours to the Kit Kat repertoire. According to Nestlé, the NPD (New Product Development) was inspired by its bricks-and-mortar Melbourne store, the Chocolatory, and was created with a different take on texture, flavour and possible inclusions. The Melbourne Chocolatory opened last

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