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27 August 2026

Burger battle: How a tiny Westport food truck found itself at odds with McDonald's

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Burger battle: How a tiny Westport food truck found itself at odds with McDonald's

The nearest Maccas is more than 100km away. That didn't save Mister Chops from ending up in McDonald's legal crosshairs.

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