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Aussie Life

Aussie life

22 October 2022

9:00 AM

22 October 2022

9:00 AM

Australian manufacturers have long been obliged to alert consumers to health hazards. As soon as we found out that peanuts could cause children to blow up like puffer fish, lolly wrappers had to warn that they ‘may contain traces of nut’, much as cigarette packs were already reminding smokers that they were committing suicide every time they reached for a durry.

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