Less confusion over a drink at the local club, as options increase for serving alcohol. 

Currently, local sport clubs, RSAs and community clubs can only serve alcohol to members and their guests.

The Government's today announced clubs can now choose to stick with their current license or apply to serve the wider public - like a restaurant or bar.

Clubs NZ CEO, Lucy Waterreus, says many people didn't know these restrictions exist. 

"You might have someone that decides to pop into their local club, support a community event - only to discover they actually can't be served."

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Less confusion over a drink at the local club, as options increase for serving alcohol.&nbsp;
Currently, local sport clubs, RSAs and community clubs can only serve alcohol to members and their guests.
The Government's today announced clubs can now choose to stick with their current license or apply to serve the wider public - like a restaurant or bar.
Clubs NZ CEO, Lucy Waterreus, says many people didn't know these restrictions exist.&nbsp;
"You might have someone that decides to pop into their local club, support a community event - only to discover they actually can't be served."
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With a straight down the middle approach, Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive on Newstalk ZB delivers the very latest news and views to New Zealanders as they wrap up their day.

Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive

Lucy Waterreus: Clubs NZ CEO on the Government loosening alcohol restrictions for local clubs

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