The Northern Territory Government is offering to buy back grocery store’s alcohol licences.

It’s the latest in a series of new measures aimed at targeting alcohol-related violence in the territory, after 20-year-old Declan Laverty was fatally stabbed while working at a Darwin bottle shop.

We’ll explain what’s happened and what the Government is proposing in the deep dive.

You can listen to ‘What you need to know about alcohol bans in the NT’ here.

The Northern Territory Government is offering to buy back grocery store’s alcohol licences.
It’s the latest in a series of new measures aimed at targeting alcohol-related violence in the territory, after 20-year-old Declan Laverty was fatally stabbed while working at a Darwin bottle shop.
We’ll explain what’s happened and what the Government is proposing in the deep dive.
You can listen to ‘What you need to know about alcohol bans in the NT’ <a href="https://pod.fo/e/163968" data-stringify-link="https://pod.fo/e/163968" data-sk="tooltip_parent">here</a>.

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