Government ignorance about grocery liquor licenses contributed to low buy-back rate: Sources
A majority of grocery store liquor licenses are tied to the building which thwarted the Fyles Govern
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The 25% decision was just one of many knee jerk reactions. Alcohol sales are a seasonal in nature. Changing days where alcohol can be bought in order to meet that target will just change shopping patterns rather than product purchases. In many cases it will result in people doing long distance grog runs and put more drunks on the road. It would be much better for everyone to treat alcoholism instead of making life more profitable for criminals.
This government will do anything they can to punish honest and law abiding citizens instead of holding criminals responsible for their actions.
We all know that this is all about keeping Aboriginal incarceration rates as low as they possibly can.
The solution is simple, long gaol sentences for violent criminals.
Every single one of them should have cream on their face at the very least. Call the pollies out whenever you see them in public, make it known to them that their betrayal of law abiding Territorians means that they are no longer welcome here in this place. Make their lives a living hell. That’s the least they deserve.