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Queensland: trying to ban itself into good health

10 July 2019

12:45 PM

10 July 2019

12:45 PM

The Queensland government has announced it will ban junk food advertising at government-owned sites such as train stations and bus stops.

The Brisbane Times has reported, “Foods will be ruled in or out based on their salt, sugar and fat content”. This is a perfectly common sense definition of junk food.

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