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A.A. New Plymouth Sunday Verify if it's still meeting

Sundays 7:00 PM · New Plymouth

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When
Sundays at 7:00 PM (Pacific/Auckland)
Where
New Plymouth Citizens Advice Bureau
32 Leach Street, New Plymouth 4310, New Zealand
Finding it
Next to the YMCA
Format
Closed
“Closed” means the meeting is for people who have — or think they may have — a drinking problem. Newcomers are welcome.
Notes
Open meeting last Sunday of the month
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Alcoholics Anonymous Aotearoa/New Zealand · confirmed 2026-10-25 · original listing ↗

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