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Liquor
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From November 2019 this licence lets accommodation providers such as motels sell liquor for consumption on and, in some circumstances, off the premises.
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Liquor
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From November 2019 this licence lets clubs sell liquor for consumption on and, in some circumstances, off the premises.
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Liquor
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From November 2019 this licence lets licensees sell liquor for consumption on and off the premises.
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Liquor
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This licence allows licensees to sell liquor for consumption on the licensed premises.
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Liquor
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From November 2019 this licence lets licensees sell liquor for consumption on the premises.
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Liquor
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From November 2019 this licence lets businesses sell liquor for takeaway and through direct sales transactions.
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Liquor
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From November 2019 this licence lets licensees sell liquor, by wholesale, retail and direct sales for consumption off and sometimes on the premises.
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Liquor
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From November 2019 businesses that provide meals, food or cooking classes and wish to sell or supply liquor for consumption on the premises—with or without a meal—must have a restaurant and catering licence.
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Assurances and undertakings
Mark Alan Scotford trading as Swift Appliance Services has acknowledged that he breached section 81 of the Fair Trading Act 1987 by carrying on business as an electrical contractor without a licence authorising him to perform electrical installations.
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Assurances and undertakings
2019 - Loucas Kounnas trading as 'Bargain City Newton' has acknowledged he breached the Australian Consumer Law by supplying goods that have been permanently banned.
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Assurances and undertakings
2019 - Veronica Shnoudi trading as 'veronicaandcompany' (The EBay store) has acknowledged she breached the Australian Consumer Law by supplying baby teething toys that did not comply with the requirements of the applicable safety standard.
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Liquor
Posters
This notice must be displayed in a prominent position in areas where minors are permitted to enter but not to buy or consume alcohol.
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Business advice
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Step by step instructions on how to access your digital licence or registration
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Gambling
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