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Cafes will be allowed to serve dine-in coffee drinkers in disposable cups in changes to new plastics laws.
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The Age (AU): Cafes will be allowed to serve dine-in coffee drinkers in disposable cups in changes to new plastics laws.
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Brisbane Times (AU): Cafes will be allowed to serve dine-in coffee drinkers in disposable cups in changes to new plastics laws.
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Sydney Morning Herald - Latest News (AU): Cafes will be allowed to serve dine-in coffee drinkers in disposable cups in changes to new plastics laws.
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