Any substantive new liquor application will need you to prepare and collate the following, at a minimum: Plans of the proposed Venue Harm Minimisation...

Liquor licences are highly regulated and strict compliance with the Liquor Control Act 1988 is necessary to operate legally.  If the licence is not...

A transfer of a liquor licence refers to the legal process through which the ownership and control of a liquor licence is transferred from...

The NSW government has proposed a series of “Vibrancy Reforms” aimed at reviving Sydney’s struggling nightlife, addressing noise complaints, and fostering a more vibrant...

The Director of Liquor Licensing recently announced various amendments to liquor policies that have reduced the number of policies from 54 down to 14....

Protected Entertainment Precincts A Protected Entertainment Precinct (PEP) is an area with a high concentration of licensed venues where safety is prioritized. These areas...

As a licensee in Western Australia, changing the licensed area of your venue might be required at some stage during the Venue’s operational life. ...

The current Act, the Liquor Control Act 1988 was written to supersede the Liquor Act 1970, and has been in force since 9 December...

Craft beer, fine wine, and artisanal spirits have gained worldwide recognition as a new and emerging market. As a result, many producers in WA...

Purchasing a licensed hospitality venue is an exciting opportunity, but it’s also a highly regulated process which will require you to cover your bases...