Fears that street disorder, open drug use will return to Granville Strip post World Cup
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Fears that street disorder, open drug use will return to Granville Strip post World Cup.
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The Granville Pedestrian Zone has been extended to Labour Day, meaning eligible FIFA-related temporary patios and public realm expansions will also remain.
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