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As it’s the 50th anniversary of Hello Kitty this year, many brands are releasing Hello Kitty products. Some cities are even hosting special events — lucky for us, Melbourne is one of them! Melbourne’s Chadstone Shopping Centre has been holding a series of Hello Kitty attractions activities: in addition to the 9-metre-tall Hello Kitty artistic piece by graffiti artist Sofles, there is also a pop-up Hello Kitty Cafe! 
Since 2021, McDonald's Australia has stopped offering plastic toys in Happy Meals, choosing sustainable options like books, paper-based toys, and recycled items instead. Among the new sustainable offerings, one of the most popular icons is Pokémon cards.
McDonald’s collectibles are legendary, spanning toys, vintage posters, and trading cards. These items do more than just decorate shelves—they bring back beloved memories for fans. Now, McDonald’s is launching a limited global Collector's Edition with new cups designed to evoke nostalgia and delight a new generation.