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Liquor and gaming licences
Running a licensed liquor venue
Reforms to gambling regulation
All gambling regulation, operational and enforcement responsibilities currently undertaken by the Independent Gambling Authority (IGA) will become the responsibility of the Liquor and Gambling Commissioner on 1 December, 2018.
Ask for Angela
Ask for Angela is an international campaign being introduced to South Australia to promote safety in licensed venues.
Ticket scalping laws are changing
New laws to increase transparency and provide greater consumer protections for tickets re-sold via the secondary market.
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The State Government has welcomed passage of legislation to progress important reforms to the way the gambling sector in South Australia is regulated.
A new safety initiative by the state government will be rolled out in pubs and other venues in coming months which aims to give patrons a safer environment for a fun night out.
The Australian Consumer Law (ACL) has been reviewed and there will be changes to improve protection for consumers.
On Tuesday, 4 September, Treasurer Rob Lucas delivered the 2018-19 State Budget, which included measures aimed at delivering a more effective approach to gambling regulation in South Australia.
Under initiatives announced in the State Budget, the Government intends to dissolve the...
Consumer and Business Services is always looking at ways to better protect consumers and reduce red tape for business.
In addition to Mad March, this month we marked World Consumer Rights Day. The 2018 theme of 'Making digital marketplaces fairer' is very relevant to most consumers.
The Commissioner has today announced the results of the latest gaming machine entitlement trading round.
Following community and industry consultation, new liquor licensing laws were passed by Parliament yesterday.
The changes will be implemented in different stages, with further consultation in 2018 on the new fee structure and aspects of the new licensing regime.
Licensed bookmakers no longer need a permit from CBS to take bets for Melbourne Cup day charity functions.