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Booze harm: Sad tales at Eastern Bay of Plenty alcohol policy hearings
'Ōpōtiki has 14 liquor outlets ... Ōpōtiki has a population of 9300.'
Source: nzherald.co.nz
Supermarket fined after selling plastic-contaminated mince
A Tauranga supermarket that minced unsold steak has been fined $4500 after the mince was sold to customers contaminated with fragments of plastic. Antara
Source: newstalkzb.co.nz
Palmerston North bars question one-way door proposal
The second had a focus on bars, proposing 2am closing. After considering submissions, the council turned the focus to pre-loading, and proposed bottle stores and supermarkets should close an hour earlier. The 3am closing time for bars came with the compromise of closing the doors to new patrons at 2am and allowing those already on the premises to stay another hour. Owner of The Fish, The Celtic and Bubbles, Gary Wright, and advocate Chris Hince spoke on behalf of the central city bars. Hince said the one-way door was a “feel-good” idea, but did not seem to be supported by research.
Source: stuff.co.nz