Dorelle Anderson report to recommend NT govt reintroduce alcohol bans

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Sky News understands the Dorelle Anderson report will recommend the Northern Territory government reintroduce alcohol bans in the Territory.

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A useless part time alcohol ban. Here is an idea. Only low alcohol beer below 2 percent should be sold in any area where alcohol is a major factor in crime. No wine, wine casks, above 2 percent alcohol & no spirits etc at all.

How very Australian! A good dose of fascism will fix it! Laura Norder rules, okay! More unionized police with more military weapons and new powers will be needed. AliceSprings auspol

Sky pushed endlessly for 2 years that lockdowns destroy small business yet are now championing the cause. Gross hypocrisy

Back to the future sadly

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