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- Sep 30, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Australian Financial Review
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Size matters: How KFC’s test kitchen overhauled the chicken tender (opens the original)
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KFC has embarked on a major revamp of its classic fried chicken line-up, starting with a redesign of its signature tenders, as part of a strategy to fend off fast-growing new rivals such as Fried Brothers and El Jannah. For the past 18 months, at a test kitchen in Frenchs Forest – a quiet suburban enclave in Sydney’s northern beaches – a team of chefs has broken down KFC’s tenders to their individual elements and scrutinised each step of the process. Gift articles to anyone you choose each month
ASIC calls meeting with insolvency firms as private credit risks mount (opens the original)
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The Australian Securities and Investments Commission will meet with the country’s largest insolvency firms to gauge market risks arising from private credit as it prepares a second review into the sector. The corporate regulator is holding a roundtable next week with business restructuring and insolvency firms – including Alvarez and Marshal, BDO Australia, EY, FTI Consulting, KPMG and McGrath Nicol – which is the first time it has done so regarding the private credit sector. Gift articles to an
Ex-Woolworths executive alleges distribution hubs safety failures (opens the original)
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A former Woolworths executive claims the supermarket giant refused to provide the resources to resolve safety issues at its major distribution centres in a lawsuit alleging sustained bullying and harassment. Jane Frewen, the former director of facilities at Woolworths 360 – the business unit that looks after store design and manages assets including distribution centres – alleges that some facilities had safety issues that went unfixed for several years, including disconnected sprinkler systems.
Caterer to Sydney’s super rich is happy to mix it with the masses (opens the original)
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From flying in five bottles of Remy Martin Louis XIII cognac at a cost of more than $25,000 to cooking up feasts aboard superyachts, Alex Cadger is used to dealing with the expensive, and sometimes outlandish, demands of his mega-rich clientele. Cadger, better known by his moniker The Blonde Butler, has built a reputation as the go-to caterer for many of Sydney’s billionaires and celebrities at dinner parties where slabs of A5 wagyu and free-flowing Dom Perignon are de rigueur. Gift 5 articles t
Uber Eats to absorb higher driver bill in plan to ‘deliver anything’ (opens the original)
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Uber’s local delivery business will absorb the cost of higher pay for its delivery drivers rather than pass it on to merchants and customers on its platform, betting that an expansion beyond food into other retail categories will generate enough revenue to protect its earnings. The delivery platform began paying drivers at least $31.30 an hour in August after the Fair Work Commission approved a landmark minimum earnings safety net for hundreds of thousands of workers using food delivery platform
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