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Public drunkenness reform | Gippsland Times

Public drunkenness reform | Gippsland Times
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Public drunkenness decriminalised in Vic after decades of advocacy

Historically, the legislation had been used to disproportionately target Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

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Public drunkenness laws Victoria: What s changing, when does it come into effect, why is it changing on Melbourne Cup Day

From Tuesday, public drunkenness will no longer be a criminal offence in Victoria. So what s changing, why .

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Yes23 campaign drops the colour purple from its merchandise

The Australian Electoral Commission had taken the Yes23 camp to task for its purple being so close to that of the AEC's.

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Gabrielle Williams message to Victorians after Collingwood sobering centre backlash as public drunkenness is decriminalised

The Andrews government has defended the location of Melbourne s first permanent sobering centre amid community backlash.

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