Australian town tells McDonald's to burger off
posted on 8th October 2013
As Grey Lynn residents campaign against the opening of a Bunnings, an Australian township has taken its fight to stop a McDonald's franchisee opening in their town to new levels. Although the local council in Tecoma rejected the original proposal by a vote of 8-0, the decision was overturned on appeal to a higher tribunal. Protestors have placed 200 gnomes (a symbol of the town) on the steps of McDonald's headquarters in Melbourne and taken out an advert in the Chicago Tribune.
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