With the election coming up in August, a Charles Darwin University political expert suggests the Opposition may target the BDR.
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New high-risk situations training launched
Retail Drinks Australia launches new training to help the 75,000 retail liquor workers manage high-risk situations.
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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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NT Government rejects bid to remove PALIs from bottle shops
The NT Government has rejected a recommendation to remove PALIs from bottle shops in Alice Springs, Katherine, and Tennant Creek.
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WA government cracks down on repeat retail theft
The new penalties will see shoplifters facing two years imprisonment and a $24,000 fine after their third offence.
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WA Banned Drinkers Register expansions a good first step, say retailers
The amendments to the BDR came into effect on Thursday, and include increased police powers to place people on the register.
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Retail Drinks launches Safe to Serve Program
Retail Drinks has a demonstrated commitment to the responsible promotion, sale, and supply of alcohol beverage products.
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Industry welcomes reforms to WA’s Banned Drinkers Register
New legislation will see improvements to Western Australia’s Banned Drinkers Register in a bid to reduce alcohol-related harm.
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NLN chats with Retail Drinks’ Young Liquor Retailer of the Year
We catch up with Tess Sharp who was named the 2023 Retail Drinks Australia Young Liquor Retailer of the Year.
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Post-pandemic behaviours and the shift to home consumption
Despite the bounce back of the on-premise post-COVID, alcohol drinkers are still choosing home consumption as an economising tool.