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LIQUOR AND GAMING AUTHORITY VISITS ALBURY

DEPARTMENT OF ENTERPRISE INVESTMENT AND TRADE < 1 mins read

 

MEDIA ALERT:  LIQUOR AND GAMING AUTHORITY VISITS ALBURY

 

The NSW Independent Liquor & Gaming Authority (ILGA) is visiting Albury this week to meet with local stakeholders as part of its regional engagement strategy.

 

The visit is in line with ILGA’s goal of engaging with different communities and stakeholders to ensure its regulatory decision making is well-informed and relevant.

 

MEDIA OPPORTUNITY – interview with ILGA chairperson Caroline Lamb

WHEN: Wednesday 19 July at 1pm

WHERE:  Atura Hotel  

648 Dean St Albury

                         

MEDIA CONTACT:  0438 207 294 or [email protected]

 

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