Liquor plan: Auckland defers to capital
Auckland liquor outlets, bars and restaurants can breathe a sigh of relief as a panel assessing new rules has deferred making recommendations.
Auckland liquor outlets, bars and restaurants can breathe a sigh of relief as a panel assessing new rules has deferred making recommendations.
Under new liquor laws, councils can write their own local alcohol policies to meet their cities’ needs.
The supercity proposals include restriction of
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Liquor plan: Auckland defers to capital
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