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Over half of Aussie mums say wanting breakfast in bed is the biggest Mother's Day myth, favouring a dining experience instead as Australia celebrates 100 years of Mother's Day

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51% of Aussie mums revealed they would prefer to receive an experience for Mother's Day versus a tangible gift*
Of the Aussie mums preferring to dine out for Mother's Day this year, 62% are likely to dine out for brunch or lunch*
With the occasion being the biggest dining day in 2023***, OpenTable has announced its diner-backed Top 50 Brunch and...

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