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Topic: hungry jacks
Billionaire mining heiress Gina Rinehart has scored a coup in her slow-burn bid for control of Fairfax Media, after her closest adviser and confidante accepted an invitation to join the ailing media giant's board.

Rinehart finally gets her man on Fairfax board

Companies

Jul 19, 2012

24

Health experts have lined up to pillory the KFC Double Down for encouraging irresponsible eating. But it also marks the latest in a string of ads that try to appeal to masculinity.

Manly men and their testosterone burgers

Advertising

Apr 01, 2011

11

The responsibility for advertising and marketing junk food to children should be taken out of the hands of those with vested interests, writes <b>Jane Martin</b>.

Hungry Jack’s flouts advertising standards

Advertising

Feb 04, 2010

1

<b>Michael Pascoe</b> doesn't mince his words as he explains the Great Burger Con of 2009. Angus beef mince is just like any other beef mince, but fast food companies -- and some clever advertising -- have us suckers fooled.

How Maccas conned us into thinking Angus beef was special

Advertising

Dec 30, 2009

"Gourmet" burgers are So Hot Right Now -- even McDonald's and Hungry Jack's are getting in on the fad with their Angus beef numbers. But, high-end or not, there's an art to engineering the perfect burger, says <b>Ed Charles</b>, and it all starts with fat and salt.

Burgers 101: from the Angry Angus to Neil Perry’s $22 Wagyu beef

Food & Travel

Nov 26, 2009

Just days after Hungry Jack's new "Angry Angus" burger was slammed for its high fat and salt content, the nutritional information on the company's website was quietly changed to show 83 fewer calories -- 6.7g of fat and a gram of salt mysteriously vanished overnight.

Hungry Jack’s burger mysteriously loses 6.7g of fat overnight

Food & Travel

Nov 26, 2009

Malcolm Turnbull has entered the Eurovision song contest.

Any dream will do…

First Dog On The Moon

May 07, 2009

3

Chances are the quadruple bypass burger and the associated “controversy” have done Hungry Jack’s no harm at all, writes <b>Stephen Downes</b>.

The brilliant strategy behind four beef patties

News

Sep 10, 2008

There are 8 articles in hungry jacks