Watchdog rushes to close Nightclub
The licensee of a Geelong nightclub has been ordered to close the venue immediately pending an inquiry into allegations the liquor licence was fraudulently obtained. [Read More...][Fri 15/07/2011 03:26:49]
DrinkWise delivers Message on a Bottle ...
Community watchdog and alcohol industry representative DrinkWise has proudly announced the introduction of consumer health warnings for alcohol products that is the result of three years of campaigning. [Read More...][Wed 13/07/2011 02:41:06]
... as Suppliers commit to Labelling
The major liquor suppliers have moved quickly to outline how they will market their brands in line with DrinkWise Australia's 'Get the Facts' campaign. [Read More...][Wed 13/07/2011 02:36:37]
Judge bounces Police claim on Security
A test case on whether door hosts and ticket collectors stationed at the entrance to bars or clubs need security licences has concluded in the Sydney Local Court. [Read More...][Wed 13/07/2011 10:37:53]
Queensland rewards Liquor Accords
Queensland Deputy Premier and Attorney-General, Paul Lucas, has announced that almost $107,000 will be made available to 32 liquor accord groups across the State. [Read More...][Mon 11/07/2011 11:09:39]
AHA President takes Aim at 'Nanny State'
Australian Hotels Association (NSW) president, Scott Leach, says an 'elitist moral minority' is being allowed to dictate Government policy on alcohol and gaming. [Read More...][Mon 11/07/2011 10:21:40]
Alcohol claims Exaggerated: NABIC
New research has shown the social cost of alcohol to the Australian community has been vastly overstated and then endlessly repeated by the mainstream media in opinion pieces and editorials. [Read More...][Fri 08/07/2011 12:05:31]
NSW Regulator gets Tough on Training
New South Wales will become the first state in Australia to introduce a photo card linked to a centralised database as part of mandatory training for bar, security and gaming workers in licensed venues. [Read More...][Fri 08/07/2011 10:56:59]
Three Strikes but wrong Ballpark
A specialist liquor and gaming law firm has come out swinging against the NSW Government's proposed 'Three Strikes' legislation calling it 'an extraordinary attack on the civil liberties of licensees'. [Read More...][Mon 04/07/2011 11:55:52]
Nightclubs, Sex Party in $10,000 challenge
A Melbourne nightclub owner has escalated his campaign against Government policy by offering $10,000 to anyone who can provide credible proof that alcohol causes violence. [Read More...][Wed 29/06/2011 12:35:31]
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