By Joel Couture, IGN Australia While we wait for the Australian Government to implement the new “food bank” program, we’re all busy playing games.

It seems that it’s finally happening in Australia.

As a matter of fact, there’s a new “Games for People” program being rolled out, with a new hashtag: #Eat, Drink and Play.

It’s all a little bit too late to start getting excited about the new hashtag, but you can still play games like Candy Crush Saga or Angry Birds Star Wars: The Ultimate Battle.

It’s the first time in the history of the hashtag that Australia has launched a hashtag for its gaming program.

The program is part of the Australian National Food Security Strategy, and the aim is to feed more than 10 million people by 2030.

“People are going to want to get out and play games,” the ABC’s James Kelly reports.

“They are going for fun, they are going out for entertainment, they’re going to enjoy themselves.”

It was an eye-opening experience to see that this was not a niche hashtag, it’s a global campaign.

There’s a game called Star Wars, Candy Crush and Angry Birds all on the list.

But, of course, the main goal is to get more people playing games, not just to feed themselves.

Here are some other highlights from the #EatEats,DrinkDrinkGames hashtag:A game called Candy Crush.

The game is based on an animated gif of a woman being dragged to the trash, then dumped.

More than 20 million people in the UK have downloaded the game.

An Australian woman has been playing the game for five days straight and still can’t finish the game and has spent $20,000 in her own pocket.

This game is not for the faint of heart.

It requires two players to play, and you have to feed a large animal to your dog.

In the beginning of the game, you have just a few tokens, but soon you’ll be able to purchase food and drinks.

You can play with your friends and family on the hashtag, or on the website where the game is available.

A woman plays Candy Crush: Star Wars.

She spends $50,000 of her own money to play.

As the game progresses, more tokens are acquired, and she’s able to upgrade the food and drink she buys to more expensive items.

On the #GamesForPeople hashtag, the hashtag is trending as people have purchased games for the animals, with the game’s developer, the game studio Happy Hollow, announcing that they have now surpassed 1.5 million downloads of the app.

And then there’s Angry Birds: The Game.

It’s a free-to-play game that features an animated character named Angry Bird.

After you download the game you’ll earn points and can play the game with other players.

According to Happy Hollow CEO David Fussell, “There’s been a lot of support for this game.”

“It’s very, very popular in the US, and we’re very excited about it, and it’s going to go on to become one of the biggest franchises in the world.”

But it’s not just Angry Birds.

There are more than a few other games that have been created specifically to feed the hungry.

A game that is named after a movie about a child, A Game of Tots, has been created by the Australian Game Developers Association, with players competing to find the most creative way to eat their way to an end goal.

So, why is Australia doing this?

In a country that has a lot going on, the Government has decided to support this food bank program with some new food stamps.

What’s the catch?

Food is cheap and it doesn’t cost much to buy food and supplies, so people don’t have to spend too much on it.

But, according to the Australian Department of Human Services, people spend $4.3 billion a year on food, which is the equivalent of $1,200 per Australian per week.

Food banks are meant to provide a financial lifeline for the poor.

They are also meant to help with the cost of food, and in the case of the food bank programs, the Australian food industry has had to adjust its prices and practices.

If the food industry can find a way to cut costs, how can it make a living?

The ABC contacted Happy Hollow to find out if they have any plans to raise the cost on food.

Our email has not been answered.