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Pete Evans’s books pulled from Big W, Dymocks after he shared symbol associated with neo-Nazis and the Christchurch attacks – ABC News
Books by celebrity chef Pete Evans are pulled from the shelves of Big W and Dymocks stores after a social media post which featured a symbol associated with neo-Nazis…
Retail giant Woolworths Group is pulling books by controversial celebrity chef Pete Evans from its shelves after he posted a cartoon featuring a symbol associated with neo-Nazis and the Christchurch mosque attacks on social media.
- Pete Evans posted a cartoon which depicted a “black sun” symbol
- His books are being pulled from the shelves of Big W and Dymocks stores
- Publisher Pan Macmillan is also cutting its links with Evans
Evans’s publisher Pan Macmillan said it was “finalising its contractual relationship”…
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