An ex-gun lobbyist Govt Minister weakening NZ's Alcohol Policies? It's exactly as bad as it sounds
The Frontline with Dr Gary PayindaShow Notes
I speak with Andrew Galloway of Alcohol Healthwatch, and Dr Rose Crossin, a public health researcher, about the changes being made to alcohol laws that will make it much harder for local communities to fight back against the multibillion-dollar alcohol industry. It's a simple matter of People vs Profits. This is NZ's David vs Goliath story, and Goliath is winning.
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