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Mum frustrated after teachers removed lollies from her autistic son's lunchbox She packed what she considered was a 'balanced' lunchbox for five-year-old boy Lunchbox contained wholemeal sandwich, yoghurt, a variety of fruits and drink She also included treats like mini Freddo chocolate and gecko-shaped lollies She was stunned when the school returned lollies they'd collected over the week

Share 'Get over it. Bad s**t happens, there's children starving in Africa, and kids with cancer. Put it in the bin and get over it,' one woman wrote. 'What do you want 50 grand? Things happen in production lines all the time with all foods,' wrote another. 'Ok curious what do you think is fair imbursement,' a third comment read. But others were on the woman's side and said she had every right to complain. 'Why are people bullying her? Have I missed something??? That is bloody gross and I would be traumatised?' Someone wrote. 'Disgusting - thanks for sharing. $25 is not enough, I agree. Lucky ...

Aldi now selling cult chocolate item It was a staple of milk bars during the 1970s that most of us can now only buy once a year – but Aldi is selling the iconic product with a twist. Food & Entertainment by Hannah Paine and NCA NewsWire 14th Apr 2021 4:42 PM Getting a Bertie Beetle showbag has to be one of the highlights of Sydney's Royal Easter Show. The iconic chocolate, sold at stores across the country during the 1970s, is available at agricultural shows around Australia and is easily the nation's most popular show...

Children have been turning out in droves to buy a Bertie Beetle showbag at Sydney's Royal Easter Show - a rare opportunity to get their hands on the famous chocolate and honeycomb treat. Lining up for a Bertie Beetle showbag is a rite of passage for Aussie kids and a staple at the nation's agricultural shows and exhibitions. Much about the iconic choccy treat - once available at milk bars and corner shops in the 1970s - remains a mystery, even to its maker Nestle. Speaking to NCA NewsWire, Nestle Oceania head of corporate affairs Margaret Stuart said the sweet treat was invented in 1963 a...

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