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William Ton and Holly Hales

Fines after fast food franchises dump oils in drains

A worker was photographed emptying cooking oil and cleaning chemicals down stormwater drains. (Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS)

McDonald's has re-trained staff after it was among three major fast food chains fines after their workers illegally dumping waste oil down stormwater drains.

KFC, Hungry Jack's and McDonald's franchises in Melbourne's north were penalised between $3800 and more than $7500 following a spate of pollution reports, Victoria's Environment Protection Authority said on Monday.

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