Alcohol Beverages Australia on the importance of having all the facts on the table when making policy decisions about alcohol regulation
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Reminder for retailers as store is close for serving minors
Liquorland Bondi Junction ordered to close for 10 days after being caught selling alcohol to minors
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LSA WA successfully lobbies for trading hours reform
Long weekend trading guarantee for independent liquor stores a win for small businesses
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WA Banned Drinkers trial supported by Nationals Party
LSA WA CEO met with the Nationals Party to discuss the proposed Banned Drinkers Register trial in Pilbara
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Retail Drinks adds to its ‘industry leading’ board of directors
The two new appointments will give substantiate weight to the representation of independent stores
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Small business is the engine room of the economy
WA Senator Peter Georgiou praises the invaluable contribution small business makes to the economy
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ILG’s pilot retail outlet exceeds sales expectations
The Liquor Co-op opened by ILG in Victoria is the first of many retail outlets slated to open by the group.
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Retailers set for $17bn spending spree
National Retail Association predicts shoppers will spend big over the next 10 days
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Retail union launches Christmas campaign to protect workers
SDA’s ‘No One Deserves a Serve’ campaign aims to stop abuse and violence aimed at retail workers
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LSA WA pushes for trading hours reform
The association has called on the State Government to take the next steps in reforming trading hours