Melbourne Cup v. Lockout Laws – Hypocrisy Manifest · Stoney Roads
Having a drink shouldn’t be anything to be ashamed of. Whether it’s a few or a lot, there’s never an issue unless things get embarrassing or violent. The...
LIQUOR ACCORD News
Takeaway grog initiative helps cut crime
Newman police are working with the Newman Liquor Accord to reduce the number of alcohol-related incidents in the town. Senior Sergeant Shane Sadler says liquor outlets have agreed...
RSA online
Online RSA OLGR has commenced a review of online RSA training. The purpose of the review is to find out if online training provides appropriate skills and knowledge...
Drugs, alcohol fuel violence
A COMBINATION of drugs and alcohol is a major contributor to street violence and antisocial behaviour in Orange, according to Australian Hotels Association (AHA) chief executive officer Paul...
Liquor accord opposes another liquor outlet
WELLINGTON Liquor Accord is fighting a proposed Dan Murphy’s liquor outlet development in Sale, saying it could contribute to alcohol-fuelled violence and anti-social behaviour in the town. To...
Lockouts on table but not in Cross plan
The NSW government has stopped short of introducing lockouts for Kings Cross venues but Premier Barry O’Farrell says the option remains “on the table”. A freeze on new...
Cleaning up the cross: Police, transport, ID scanners and drug dogs
New technology, more transport, a police blitz and extra police powers are the key planks of the NSW Government’s contribution to the joint Plan of Management to tackle...
NSW government Response to issues in Kings Cross
The NSW Government has already delivered a range of actions to combat alcohol-related violence and anti-social behaviour across New South Wales. To date, the government has introduced expanded...
Freeze on new licensed premises in Kings X
A Freeze on new licensed venues in Kings Cross will 18 September 2012be extended to 2015 and the area will be covered by an accord to crack down...
Cross proposals described as draconian
The NSW government is “going too far” with its plans to clean up Kings Cross, an alliance of local businesses says. The Kings Cross Liquor Accord says it...
