WA premier ‘uncomfortable’ with Aldi liquor win

But beer can’t be cold.

5 May, 2017

Red Tape Committee approves booze sales in supermarkets, shops and servos

Senate inquiry backs abolishing liquor store trading hours.

31 March, 2017

Sydney lock-out statistics ignore Newtown’s success, says pub peak body

Newtown Liquor Accord has worked.

9 March, 2017

Assaults up around Sydney lockout zones, says BOCSAR report

But falling in Kings Cross and Sydney CBD.

6 March, 2017

Proposed booze advertising ban on WA public transport

But $7m revenue at stake.

16 February, 2017

Queensland lockouts laws could be shelved

Interim report the key.

10 January, 2017

Boxing Day booze trading trial to end

Retailers pursue permanent reform.

19 December, 2016

Relax lock-out laws, longer hours for takeaway alcohol says review

Review released immediately.

13 September, 2016

Dry July? Queensland booze crackdown imminent

Could partying Queenslanders shift to cocktails?

28 June, 2016

QLD toasts NSW lockout laws – with its own

Doors shut 1am from 2017.

18 February, 2016

Staying drug-safe at work

Drug testing at work.

2 February, 2015

Shout out to diggers through fortified alcohol management app

A free smartphone app designed to help current and ex-Australian Defence Force (ADF) personnel and veterans manage their drinking has been updated with new features, including being able to email an individual’s drinking history to a doctor or to themselves. ON TRACK with The Right Mix, (iTunes download ; Android download) which was originally launched […]

31 July, 2014

O’Farrell cracks down on nocturnal drunks

By Paul Hemsley and Julian Bajkowski When the tragic death of Thomas Kelly in Kings Cross from a so-called king-hit made headlines across Australia, it was the final straw for the O’Farrell government. After several months of dramatic news reports filled with colourful identities and bikies parading their power, shootings in crowded streets and seemingly […]

7 January, 2013

Darwin tackles alcohol fuelled violence

By Lilia Guan Darwin City Council has welcomed a Northern Territory Government initiative to stamp out alcohol fuelled violence and crime. Communities within Darwin and Palmerston were encouraged on Tuesday to add their voices to the NT Government’s Alcohol Management Plan (APM). Launched in early September, the AMP was designed to help the community work with […]

14 September, 2010