... but Amended Laws 'Better for Industry'
Specialist liquor lawyer Grant Cusack has welcomed the Government's changes to its 'Three Strikes' legislation. [Read More...][Mon 24/10/2011 12:47:14]
Extended Hours as Workshops Kick-Off
NSW pubs and hotels will be able to offer extended trading hours on Sunday thanks to the Wallabies appearance in the semi-final of the Rugby World Cup. [Read More...][Fri 14/10/2011 01:05:04]
Fair Wind for WA Licensees
Licensees are to be granter greater flexibility over the Fremantle Sailing World Championships later this year, the largest sailing event to be held in WA since the defence of the America's Cup in 1987. [Read More...][Mon 10/10/2011 02:30:01]
NSW Drunk Laws start over Long Weekend
NRL and AFL finals fever will come under scrutiny this weekend as new laws to crack down on intoxicated and disorderly conduct come into force from Saturday, October 1. [Read More...][Wed 28/09/2011 12:13:59]
Police target Underage Drinking, Fake IDs
Recent media reports and teenagers bragging about underage drinking on social media sites have triggered a new crackdown in and around licensed venues in popular beachside towns in the lead up to Schoolies Week. [Read More...][Mon 19/09/2011 11:13:44]
Former AHA lobbyist heads to ICAC
An investigation has revealed that former AHA lobbyist, Brian Ross, was mistakenly appointed to a position in the Casino, Liquor & Gaming Control Authority. [Read More...][Fri 16/09/2011 02:08:15]
Greens continue push for Alcohol Tax
Australian Greens Senator and spokesperson for health Dr Richard Di Natale has criticised the Gillard government for taking alcohol tax reform off the agenda for the October tax forum. [Read More...][Mon 05/09/2011 02:56:20]
DrinkWise tells Critics to 'Get the Facts'
DrinkWise Australia CEO, Cath Peachey, has defended the industry body's 'Get the Facts' campaign as part of its on-going awareness raising and educational efforts. [Read More...][Mon 22/08/2011 09:43:39]
'Feeble' DrinkWise warnings challenged
Health experts have urged the Federal Government to make new alcohol health warning labels mandatory and suggested that there be at least five health warning messages on regular display. [Read More...][Wed 17/08/2011 03:02:06]
AHA renews call for Drug Testing Trial
The Australian Hotels Association (AHA) has seized on the latest drug statistics and the conviction of a high-profile police officer to repeat its demand for random drug tests. [Read More...][Wed 17/08/2011 10:53:54]
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