Officers in Dunedin say having a few large pubs would place students into a ‘controlled environment’
It’s an unusual request from police: more pubs.
But officers in a South Island city renowned for student recklessness and couch burning say they wish more drinking holes would open, as it helps them manage the revellers. Continue reading...
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