Author: Liquor Accord

VALLEY businesses want the State Government to make the Drink Safe Precinct a permanent fixture, launching a social media campaign yesterday to promote the initiative. The Valley Liquor...

NEWCASTLE City Council will develop safer pedestrian routes in a bid to combat a rise in street crime and alcohol-fuelled violence in the central business district. The council’s...

Sydney’s $15.1 billion night economy showed Brisbane planners had underestimated the economic impact of the Fortitude Valley entertainment precinct, according to new Valley Liquor Accord chairman Nick Braban....

LICENSED venues in Tamworth say a taxi voucher system designed to keep patrons, taxi drivers and road users safe has proved to be a success since it was...

INVESTIGATIONS are underway by Whitsunday police into three licensed premises in Airlie Beach that did not comply with the liquor licensing accord on Good Friday. Whitsunday Police Station...

POLICE, the shire council and business members of the Margaret River liquor accord have come out in support of a midnight bus service to get people home safely...

A PACK assault on police officers in Byron Bay by a group of drunks has renewed the call for closed circuit television cameras to be installed in the...

DEAN Street remains Albury’s hot spot for violence but grog-fuelled assaults in the city are on the slide. Liquor Accord chairman and Albury councillor Daryl Betteridge said fewer...

A group of licensees and managers in Longreach say the town’s liquor accord is making a difference. Most licensed premises in the community have joined the initiative, which...

underpayment of wages, non-payment of superannuation, overcrowded worker accommodation and bullying by outside contractors around the Granite Belt are being investigated by the Queensland Workplace Rights Office after...