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The milk you drink may pose significant health risks. Lincoln university professor Keith Woodford has assessed more than 100 papers on the subject says the science show there is a problem. "Campbell Live speaks with Keith Woodford" from New Zealand's TV3 on 13 September 2007.
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Keith Woodford believes that A1 beta-casein in some milks, releases a protein fragment that can trigger juvenile diabetes and cardiac illness and possibly worsen conditions like coeliac disease and schizophrenia. "Professor warns: beware the 'milk devil" from New Zealand's TV3 on 13 September 2007.
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Professor Keith Woodford says the general milk supply in most western countries carries an A1 beta-casein releases a harmful protein fragment. "Is milk bad for us?" from New Zealand's TV3 on 13 September 2007.
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Why do you like a2 milk? Tell us in 25 words or less competition.

Thank you to all contestants that entered the competition. We had a great response with funny and clever entries. The competition was drawn on the 30/04/2007 by the a2 milk™ creative team and after careful consideration we are pleased to announce the winners:

Dianne Calistro
Clem Collier
Jean Nicholls
Simon Tiller
Axel, Trae, Chynna and Poppy Tuohy

The prizes will be mailed out in the upcoming week and thank you everyone for entering.

Competition Winners - a2 Prize BONEanza!

Thank you to everyone who recently entered our national 'a2 Prize BONEanza' competition.

The draw was held at 2pm AEST on Friday 30th March and we are delighted to announce the winners.

a2 kid's milk pours into QLD market!

Wednesday, February 07, 2007

A2 Australia is excited to announce that a2 kid's milk will be available in QLD as of Monday 12th February 2007 in selected Woolworths and IGA stores.

Fresh a2 kid's milk is pure natural milk - free from additives!

A2 Australia is the first and only milk company to receive Kids Connect approval. Use of the Kids Connect stamp is subject to rigorous guidelines with accreditation of a product based on an indepedent review by a panel of specialists.

For more information - please check out www.kidsconnect.com.au