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The Scooter Guy wrote:Anyone remember the candy store chain, Raw Sugar?
South Australia had three (Myer Centre, Gawler Pl Arcade & Elizabeth).
They sold various flavours of rock sticks and the chain only lasted a few years.

Waewick wrote:

The Scooter Guy wrote:Anyone remember the candy store chain, Raw Sugar?
South Australia had three (Myer Centre, Gawler Pl Arcade & Elizabeth).
They sold various flavours of rock sticks and the chain only lasted a few years.

was a very niche market.

Vee wrote:

Waewick wrote:

The Scooter Guy wrote:Anyone remember the candy store chain, Raw Sugar?
South Australia had three (Myer Centre, Gawler Pl Arcade & Elizabeth).
They sold various flavours of rock sticks and the chain only lasted a few years.

was a very niche market.

Perhaps the greater emphasis on healthy eating, child obesity and obsession with cooking shows or the high cost of dentistry had something to do with it?
Or it suffered the fate of faddish products.

Krispy cremes? Cupcakes?
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With the Adelaide City Council’s focus decongesting the city and making the Adelaide CBD more bicycle friendly, the Myer Centre is pleased to offer bike rack access at competitive rates launching 1 September 2013. As well as being a healthy alternative to driving, commuting to work in the CBD by bicycle also makes good environmental sense. Did you know that reportedly, every car off the road equates to a saving of appr. 5.2 metric tonnes of carbon per annum.

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Maximus wrote:Does anyone know how many screens the Marion Megaplex has these days? Wikipedia says 26 (down from the original 30). Did they really lose 4 screens when part of it was converted to Gold Class?

Either way, it's still the biggest cinema complex (by number of screens) in the southern hemisphere. And, so far as I can tell, the 2nd-biggest in the world. Or, if there are still 30 screens, it would be equal world's-biggest.

Just an interesting bit of trivia that popped into my head this morning.

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