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18 September 2026

Committee backs Wānaka bottle store next to Plunket clinic, AA meetings, despite concerns

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Committee backs Wānaka bottle store next to Plunket clinic, AA meetings, despite concerns

Some Wānaka residents are appalled an off-licence has been granted for a Super Liquor to open next door to a Plunket clinic.

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