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NAAPA submission to the Kings Cross ID scanner review

Posted on 17 July 201617 July 2018 by Fare_Admin
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17 Jan

At the NSW election vote for the party that will reduce alcohol-harm by protecting children from alcohol marketing and ensuring people are informed about the health risks of alcohol with effective health messages on products.
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At the NSW election vote for the party that will prioritise tackling the disproportionately high alcohol harm suffered in regional, rural and remote areas.
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16 Jan

At the NSW election vote for the party that will reduce alcohol-fuelled violence by revamping liquor licencing laws so all of NSW can benefit from improved safety, amenity and diversity.
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