South Australian hospitality businesses are being encouraged to apply for temporary increases to their licensed footprint, as the State emerges from lockdown.
It will soon be easier for workers who need to be licensed or registered to move around Australia to take up new work opportunities using their current licence. The commencement date for Automatic Mutual Recognition (AMR) will be different for each state and territory.
A new factsheet has been developed to provide information to consumers about their rights if they are experiencing issues with a building project for a new home, renovation or extension.
Due to COVID-19 and the restrictions put in place relating to public gatherings, some associations found it difficult to comply with the legislative requirements around holding Annual General Meetings (AGM).
With this in mind, the Government granted a 6-month extension for associations to...
A risk-based liquor licensing fee structure is now in place across the board for South Australian venues - ensuring licence costs strike the right balance between protecting the public and supporting the hospitality sector.
With the cooler weather already on us and winter getting underway, consumer protection authorities around the nation are urging people to keep safe this winter.
The South Australian Government has announced additional support for liquor licence holders affected by COVID-19, with a fifty percent reduction of liquor license fees available for 2021-22 for some licensees.