Burger Off

Added on 26th May 2014

In 2011, global hamburger giant McDonald's lodged a planning application for a 24-hour outlet with drivethrough in Tecoma. More than half the towns population objected and the local council unanimously rejected the proposal.

But that didn't stop Maccas. This is the extroadinary story of what happened next.

Garry Muratore

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Past Conferences

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2020 — 10 speeches

Connection, Creativity, Community: Finding Hope in a Climate of Crisis

2019 — 9 speeches

Get Angry. Then Get Organised.

2018 — 11 speeches

Activating community leadership to combat equality

2017 — 11 speeches

What makes healthy communities?

2016 — 9 speeches

It's the Community, Stupid: Putting people and the planet back in the picture

2015 — 12 speeches

Think Differently: ideas that change communities

2014 — 11 speeches

The Lucky Country Conference

2013 — 9 speeches

I'm Alright Jack: Reclaiming community in a selfish world

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