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‘We’re not in Italy. We’re in Australia’: Boss speaks out over pineapple pizza sacking

Nine ·

The then-owner of a Brisbane restaurant says customer service came first after an Italian chef was sacked for refusing to add pineapple to a birthday pizza order.

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  8. Carrick fights for Manchester United job Express Tribune ·

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    French authorities reported more than 400 arrests and over 50 injured police officers on Thursday as hundreds of thousands of people joined nationwide protests over wages and the rising cost of living. The interior ministry said the national tally at 6pm showed 448 arrests, 53 injured law…

  10. Pakistan-Tajikistan joint counter-terrorism exercise concludes at Cherat: ISPR Express Tribune ·

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