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Pure imagination: Tasmanian premier vows to build world’s largest chocolate fountain if re-elected

The Tasmanian premier announced plans for a new chocolate experience, including a chocolate fountain, lab, and cafe, for tourism if re-elected.
The Cadbury chocolate factory in Tasmania ended public tours in 2008 due to stricter regulations, becoming a place of nostalgia for many locals.
The Tasmanian election has been called a year early by the Liberal premier, who aims to create the world's largest chocolate fountain if re-elected.

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portnews.com.au

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World's largest chocolate fountain planned for Tassie

In a Willy Wonka day on the Tasmanian election trail, voters have been promised "the ultimate chocolate experience"...

1 year ago

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The Border Mail

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World's largest chocolate fountain planned for Tassie

In a Willy Wonka day on the Tasmanian election trail, voters have been promised "the ultimate chocolate experience"...

1 year ago

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The Canberra Times

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World's largest chocolate fountain planned for Tassie

In a Willy Wonka day on the Tasmanian election trail, voters have been promised "the ultimate chocolate experience"...

1 year ago·Canberra, Australia

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World's largest chocolate fountain planned for Tasmania

The fountain will sit alongside the Cadbury factory, just north of Hobart.

1 year ago

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The Guardian

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Pure imagination: Tasmanian premier vows to build world’s largest chocolate fountain if re-elected

Liberal Jeremy Rockliff commits $12m and says ‘chocolate experience’ at Claremont would be ‘the greatest thing to happen to tourism since Mona’

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Advocate

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North-West dairy farmers set to benefit from chocolatey tourism venture

Discover how the new $100m Chocolate Experience at Cadbury near Hobart will benefit North-West dairy farmers. Premier Jeremy Rockliff shares insights.

1 year ago

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