Grocery stores that have a liquor license may be able to sell it back to the Territory Government
The Government is set to take its proposal out to store owners in a bid to reduce alcohol related harm. While some support the move there's concern small business will end up losing out.
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Grocery stores that have a liquor license may be able to sell it back to the Territory Government
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