A New Zealand worker took a racial discrimination case against an Australian bakery where she was nicknamed "Kiwi".
But her complaint, which was heard before the South Australian Employment Tribunal, was dismissed as a "perceived lack of respect".
SAET found Julie Savage was not discriminated against while working at Adelaide's Vili's Cakes and that "Kiwi" was not an insult.
Savage alleged that the managing director of Vili's, Vili Milisits, called her Kiwi while she worked as a supervisor at the industrial bakery in 2016. She said this prompted her co-workers to do the same.
She quit her job soon after and took the complaint to the Commissioner for Equal Opportunity, Adelaide Now reports.