Australian murderer denied Vegemite in prison, court rules

• Andre McKechnie, a convicted murderer, argued that being denied Vegemite in prison was a breach of his human rights.
• The court in Victoria upheld the prohibition of Vegemite in prisons, stating it is not a human right.
• McKechnie claimed the ban denied him the right to 'enjoy his culture' as an Australian.
• The court's decision maintains the ban on the salty, yeast-based condiment in Victoria's prisons.
• No further appeals are expected as the court's ruling stands.