Fact Check: More to the story on Nova Peris's claim about the NT's banned drinker register

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Fact Check: More to the story on Nova Peris's claim about the NT's banned drinker register

19 Mar 2014

RMIT ABC Fact Check

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Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Australian Labor Party Alcohol harms Northern Territory

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Fact Check: More to the story on Nova Peris's claim about the NT's banned drinker register

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Labor Party Senator Nova Peris claims alcohol-related emergency department admissions in Northern Territory hospitals increased by 80 per cent in the 14 months after the banned drinker register was scrapped.
Verdict: More to the story

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Australian Broadcasting Corporation 2014

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26 May 2020

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