Licensee found not guilty of liquor breach
A New South Wales restaurant licensee who was fined by undercover police officers for serving liquor without food has successfully overturned the ruling in court. [Read More...][Fri 24/02/2012 09:31:30]
Residents to vote on liquor licence
Residents of an Australian suburb will soon go to the polls to decide the outcome of a High Street liquor licence application. [Read More...][Mon 20/02/2012 12:37:20]
Queensland lifts booze ban to protect reputation
The Bligh Government has passed special legislation to ensure alcohol will be available for Super Rugby fans during the Good Friday clash between the Queensland Reds and the ACT Brumbies at Suncorp Stadium. [Read More...][Wed 15/02/2012 12:48:39]
Olympian to lead Drinkwise
Drinkwise, the not-for-profit organisation dedicated to promoting a healthier and safer drinking culture in Australia has appointed former 'oarsome foursome' gold medal-winning Olympian, Mike McKay, as its new CEO. [Read More...][Fri 03/02/2012 01:12:14]
Dan Murphy's gets green light; despite government intervention
A liquor regulator has approved an application by supermarket Woolworths to open a new Dan Murphy's outlet despite concerns raised by a public health agency. [Read More...][Wed 11/01/2012 12:31:11]
Liquor licensee banned for five years
The manager of a bar in Sydney's Kings Cross has been banned from holding a liquor licence for five years by NSW authorities. [Read More...][Mon 09/01/2012 01:34:29]
Three Strikes May Be Too Many
The revised Bill dictating the terms of the notorious NSW three strikes legislation has been released, complete with consequences for venue operators. [Read More...][Fri 25/11/2011 02:11:49]
Pubs and bottle shops at loggerheads
As the battle between Coles and Woolworths intensifies, the Liquor Stores Association NSW has poured scorn on claims by the state's pubs that lower prices in bottle shops lead to excessive drinking. [Read More...][Fri 18/11/2011 01:13:47]
Victorian demerits system 'excessive': AHA
A Victorian Government plan to introduce demerit points in addition to fines for liquor licence breaches is 'excessive and unwarranted', according to the Australian Hotels Association (AHA). [Read More...][Mon 07/11/2011 02:47:57]
AHA slams Nightlife Study
New research commissioned by the City of Sydney that values the city's nightlife as a $15 billion-a-year industry has been condemned by the Australian Hotels Association as 'stating the obvious'. [Read More...][Fri 28/10/2011 12:24:50]
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