It all went 'wrong' at sunday trade afternoon tea

It all went 'wrong' at sunday trade afternoon tea
Mackay Regional Councillor Di Hatfield was one of a number of anti-Sunday trading councillors who were deemed to have too much influence over the QIRC's decision to reject seven-day shopping in Mackay.
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by Sarah Crawford
29th Jan 2009 11:26 PM
THE views of Mackay Regional councillors who were vehemently opposed to Sunday trading had too much influence on the initial decision to reject an application for seven-day shopping in Mackay.
The Industrial Court of Queensland president David Hall said the panel of three commissioners in charge of the inquiry were “wrong” to engage with the anti-Sunday trading councillors in an informal discussion about seven-day shopping at Mackay last year.

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