After some Melbourne museums announced plans to ban sugary drinks, Sky News host Jane Marwick asked "what happened to the word 'no'".
Under a new Museums Victoria and plan to foster healthier habits, sugary drinks will be phased out of cafes at Melbourne Museum, Scienceworks and the Immigration Museum from December. Ms Marwick said parents need to take initiative when it comes to ensuring their children make healthy choices. "If you don't want your children to have a sugary drink, just say no," Ms Marwick said. “Other people might enjoy a sugary drink as a treat".
She has friends in the sugar industry go figure.
Nanny state here we come. Should sugar use be a criminal offence? Be careful though as govts see the sugar tax as easy revenue despite their fake concern.
If parents developed self control in themselves and their children there would be far fewer problems.
Jane who ?
Good News!
No? No such word. Most modern parents spoiled their little darlings.
It's not PC to say no anymore hasn't been since the news kept saying it was emotionally stunt the youth of tomorrow,this is what was beat me into us and now you're not happy with the result😒wake up news like this caused this to happen so buck up cause the long haul just started
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Nanny state through and true .Extension of socialism of everyone must be the same prolonged life expectancy has been prolonged so there is no doubt .Bureaucratic government interference .Just have fat tax .
There is so many fat little fat guts running around so I assume there is not a lot of no’s happening from the probably fat guts parents.
Just ban it . It’s sugar . Don’t need kids running around a museum on the kids Cocain. Coca Cola brand . And destroy or damage things or just not listen or make noise .
Museums can also say no. What do you know?
If I tell my 3 year old son no, he will get severely depressed and I can't take that risk.
I would let my kids have only 1 can with each meal any more your crazy.
Because people won’t hear no. Their entitlement won’t allow them too
Oh that is a relevant story to current issues and emergencies theskyisfallingin murdochracy be gone.
No. It's still here. Who cares? Why aren't you talking about the farmers?
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