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Tauranga Citizens Club - Bar Staff Wanted
18 December 2020
The Tauranga Citizens Club has full or part time Bar work available for immediate start or for early in the New Year. This could be a long-term position or ideal for a university student.
ASA releases new Alcohol Advertising and Promotion Code
17 December 2020
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has announced it has adopted a new Alcohol Advertising and Promotion Code (the Code) following a scheduled review of the existing Code for Advertising and Promotion of Alcohol completed by the ASA Codes Committee (the Committee). The new Code is effective from 1 April 2021 for new alcohol advertising and promotion and 1 July 2021 for all alcohol advertising and promotion.
Clubs New Zealand 2021 Conference, AGM + EXPO - Activities and Partners Trips
17 December 2020
The Clubs New Zealand 2021 Conference, AGM and EXPO is going to be packed with activities that will allow delegates and partners to experience Christchurch and its great clubs.
Friday 19th March will feature a club bus tour and race night that delegates and partners can add onto their conference experience. On Sunday 21st March, partners can leave the business end of the Conference & AGM to the delegates and tour Christchurch on the 2021 Partners Trip.
Clubs New Zealand Tournament Dates for 2021
17 December 2020
The 2021 Clubs New Zealand sporting calendar is jam packed and ready to start on February 6th with the South Island Men's Golf Teams Tournament, hosted by Oxford Club.
Once again we have produced a one page easy to print calendar showing all Clubs New Zealand tournaments by month and by sport.
Covering coin slots is unlawful
17 December 2020
The Department of Internal Affairs is aware that some venues are restricting players from inserting $2 coins in gaming machines by covering or taping over the machine coin slot. We view this as tampering with approved gaming equipment.
