The Northern Territory government restricts the sale of alcohol in Alice Springs

ANTHONY ALBANESE ALICE SPRINGS VISIT

Anthony Albanese speaks to media in Alice Springs Source: AAP / PIN RADA

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Immediate restrictions on the sale of alcohol are being introduced in Alice Springs following an increase in crime. Mondays and Tuesdays will now be takeaway alcohol-free days, while on other days, takeaway will be restricted

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