The legislative repeal removes the minimum price of $1.30 per standard drink on all alcohol products sold in the territory.
Tag: Northern Territory
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NT Banned Drinkers Register facing criticism
With the election coming up in August, a Charles Darwin University political expert suggests the Opposition may target the BDR.
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NT Government introduces initiatives to curb alcohol-related harm
The announcements come amid increased concerns about alcohol-related violence in the NT following recent unrest in Alice Springs.
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Concerns of violence realised amid Alice Springs PALI shortage
An Emergency Situation has been declared in Alice Springs, following growing concerns about a PALI and police shortage.
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NT Government trials changes to Gove Peninsula Liquor Permit scheme
The trial will run from 1 October 2023 to 31 March 2024, and will remove the current tier permit that allows unlimited purchase of alcohol.
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Crime Stoppers targets sly grogging in NT
The organisation is targeting illegal black market ‘grog runners,’ partnering with NT Police and the retail industry on a new campaign.
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NT Government’s voluntary liquor licence buy-back
Over the next four weeks, grocery store liquor licensees can file an EOI for the NT Government to purchase their liquor licence.
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Industry shocked by death of NT bottle shop employee
The tragic incident has left the retail and hospitality industry in mourning across the country.
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NT regulator slammed over household item backflip
Retail Drinks Australia says NT’s liquor regulator has gone too far in licence ruling over some household items.
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Retail Drinks backs NT’s risk-based licensing
The association has raised some concerns with the NT Government the model could still hurt many compliant retailers