Stonnington award for excellence in alcohol management
The Chapel Street Precinct is the place to have a drink, after the City of Stonnington received the 2012 Award for Excellence in Alcohol Management at the National...
Author: Liquor Accord
Special edition: Accords and Patron Banning
Following the Supreme Court’s decision on the case, Owens v Normanton Liquor Accord & Ors, OLGR has decided to dedicate a special edition of our newsletter to the...
Inner-city pubs to ban drunken patrons
A group of Newcastle hotels has joined together to create security policy aimed at reducing anti-social behaviour. MJ Finnegans, Fannys, King St Hotel, the Cambridge and the Queens...
Discretion to be used in new liquor laws
The Cobar Liquor Accord supports new blanket alcohol-free zones across town, but concedes teething problems will arise as people adjust to new restrictions. Liquor Accord chairman Damian Wray...
Parents urged to monitor Facebook Parties
Parents are being urged to talk to their children about the dangers of attending ‘Facebook parties’. Cairns Community Safety and Crime Prevention Co-ordinator Sergeant Cary Coolican said police...
Liquor Accord working
FORMED in 2007, the Capricorn Coast Liquor Accord is going stronger than ever in its bid to make licensed premises a safer environment for all patrons.With more than...
New measures target alcohol hotspots
Over 50 new strategies have been introduced in five key entertainment areas to target alcohol-related violence and anti-social behaviour under the Government’s Hassle Free Nights action plan. Pubs,...
Pub scene out of rehab and looking good
It wasn’t that long ago that the Illawarra pub scene was one of the most violent in the state. Week after week reports filtered through of booze-fuelled crime,...
Illawarra nightspots raise the bar
Illawarra pubs and clubs are setting a shining example of how to manage alcohol-fuelled violence successfully, an industry leader has said. Australian Hotels Association (NSW) CEO Paul Nicolaou...
Plea for help over alcohol-fuelled violence in Penrith
LOCAL licensees are putting their heads together and asking the community to offer solutions to a notorious after-midnight problem: alcohol-fuelled violence. The main issue is the “migration problem”,...
