11-08-2016, 07:38 PM
Quote:THE Northern Territory’s government is considering legal action over controversial travel merchandise spruiking the Top End as a tourist destination.
A group called NT Official — which has no connection to the government’s actual tourism arm, Tourism NT — is selling shirts and souvenirs emblazoned with the words “CU in the NT”.
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