The new initiative sees local winemakers join an online tasting panel and showcase wines to retailers.
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Liquor stores and police join forces in Pilbara
The combined forces have seen the town of Port Hedland record some of its best crime statistics in years.
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Concerns over new WA CDS start date
Health and safety concerns have been raised over an October start date of Containers for Change.
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Coronavirus in numbers: How the industry has been affected
April was the worst month on record for Australian beer, wine and spirits producers.
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LSA throws Western Australian wineries a lifeline
The Liquor Stores Association has created a new membership category to support small and medium WA wine producers.
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WA restrictions eased, but retailers remain vigilant
Liquor retailers are reminded to remain three steps ahead in case of a return to a more rigid lock down restrictions.
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Liquor limits remain unchanged in WA
Industry associations are concerned the current restrictions are creating an uneven playing field for WA liquor retailers.
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Liquor Industry unites for review of WA liquor retail limits
Retail Drinks and LSA WA are urging the WA Government to consider aligning liquor sale restrictions to national levels.
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Premier addresses concerns over liquor restrictions
Western Australia’s Premier Mark McGowan says, “We are doing our best in a difficult situation”.
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Bottle shops need to remain open, here’s why
With Australia moving deeper into lockdown mode we reflect on why liquor stores should remain to be deemed an essential service.