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When Arnott's shared an April Fools prank about a “controversial” flavour, Aussies begged for it to be real — and it is.

Arnott’s confirms Shapes prank is true When Arnott's shared an April Fools prank about a “controversial” flavour, Aussies begged for it to be real — and it is. Food & Entertainment by Shireen Khalil 1st Apr 2021 7:35 PM What started off as an April Fool's joke has turned out to be for real, after Arnott's confirmed its "controversial" new Shapes flavour will hit stores soon. This morning, the renowned Aussie biscuit maker took to social media to announce its all-new Shapes Hawaiian Pizza. "Say aloha to...

Arnott’s confirms Shapes prank is true When Arnott's shared an April Fools prank about a “controversial” flavour, Aussies begged for it to be real — and it is. Food & Entertainment by Shireen Khalil 1st Apr 2021 7:35 PM What started off as an April Fool's joke has turned out to be for real, after Arnott's confirmed its "controversial" new Shapes flavour will hit stores soon. This morning, the renowned Aussie biscuit maker took to social media to announce its all-new Shapes Hawaiian Pizza. "Say aloha to...

Barnes & Noble announces shortlist for Children's and YA Book Awards Mary Cadden, USA TODAY Replay Video UP NEXT Barnes & Noble announced the nominees for their Children's and YA Book Awards Monday. The awards honor titles that have been published during the past year (March 2020 to March 2021). This is the first year for the awards, in which Barnes & Noble book buyers and sellers single out titles by new authors, and authors early in their careers, that they consider exceptional. The categories include children, young reader and young adult novels. “We are very prou...

Organic farmer Shannon Wright will host visitors of the Open Farms initiative at her Waikato property. Shannon Wright used to go to work wearing nail polish on her fingers but now she comes home with soil under her fingernails. It has been almost five years since she swapped out her office job to start a business growing and supplying vegetables for farmers markets, organic food outlets and supermarkets in Hamilton and Cambridge. “I used to work in accounts, payroll, HR, health and safety for a firm in Te Rapa but things started to change after I had Izabel, my third child.