Aussie hospitality figures lash out at new reusable cup requirements over fears of extra costs to businesses: 'It's a logistical nightmare'

Daily Mail - Oct 22, 2026

Under the reforms, food-service businesses will be required to accept customers' reusable cups from 2028, while voluntary reusable-cup schemes will also be introduced.

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SolGen to seek partial reconsideration of SC ruling on past budgets

Oct 22, 2026

SolGen to seek partial reconsideration of SC ruling on past budgets

The Office of the Solicitor General (OSG) said Thursday it would seek clarification and partial reconsideration of certain parts of the Supreme Court (SC) decision which declared as unconstitutional the national budget laws in 2024 and 2025, and legislated provisions relating to unprogrammed funds.

Why Chinese pundits say France’s riots could reshape European politics

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The social unrest roiling France is being closely watched for a possible spillover effect beyond the country’s borders that could reshape European politics, Chinese analysts said. The crisis is a major stress test for French politicians as they navigate deep-seated economic and societal tensions in the run-up to the country’s presidential election in April next year, according to the analysts. A critical question was whether the riots would subside quickly or escalate into prolonged instability,...

Can Canterbury's independent lunch spots beat a £5.50 Waitrose meal deal?

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Fresh plans for 164 homes unveiled as council sells off land for £5m

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A dad was stunned to come home from the gym and discover his front door had been left looking “like something from The Shining”.

‘I can’t afford Christmas’: The ‘horrendous’ mortgage hikes hitting thousands of Kent families

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‘I can’t afford Christmas’: The ‘horrendous’ mortgage hikes hitting thousands of Kent families

More than 22,000 households across Kent and Medway are bracing for “horrendous” mortgage hikes over the next six months.

Tutu-wearing pervert in court again for breaching order

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A serial flasher has avoided a prison sentence despite breaching a court order forbidding him from approaching women.

Updated plans reveal first phases of new 10,000-home Kent town

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