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PFAS forever chemicals: Does bottled water contain cancer-causing chemicals?

The industry is moving to reassure Australian consumers, who are among the most enthusiastic drinkers of bottled water in the world.

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Monster vs UFC - where is the line?

Monster vs UFC - where is the line?
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Drinks companies are taking water for free in Western Australia, there is a fight with locals over whether they should be

For decades multinational companies like Coca-Cola have been taking water out of the ground for free and bottling it up to sell. A small Perth community is a microcosm of the debate about whether that should continue.

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Coca-Cola has been taking water, for free, from Perth s aquifers for decades Here s what we know

Coca-Cola has been taking free water from a bore in Karragullen for decades, to sell as bottled water. As Perth endures one of its driest ever spells, questions are being asked about what that means for the region.

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Grattan Institute Calls for Tax on Added Sugar in Drinks | The Daily Advertiser

Grattan Institute Calls for Tax on Added Sugar in Drinks | The Daily Advertiser
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