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Beer repackaging exemptions extended by ATO

September 21, 2020 by Clare Burnett

The easing of rules allowing venues to repackage duty-paid kegged beer and cocktails for takeaway is being extended until next year according to the ATO.

Category: News Tagged: ATO, growler, licensing

Brewers pressure Qld government over promised licence

August 17, 2020 by Clare Burnett

Plans for a new licence which would allow Queensland brewers similar opportunities to the state’s winemakers have stalled, with relevant departments appearing to have dropped the ball.

Category: News Tagged: Cameron Dick, licensing, Queensland Craft Beer Strategy, Queensland Government

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Last call for brewers’ consultation on Queensland licences

February 7, 2020 by Media Release

With just one week left in the Queensland craft beer licence consultation, the state government is asking for brewers to give their take on the proposals.

Category: News Tagged: Cameron Dick, Department for State Development, licensing, Liquor Licensing Laws, Queensland Craft Beer Strategy, Queensland Government

Queensland brewers have say on new licences

January 10, 2020 by Media Release

The Queensland Government is asking the region’s brewers for their opinions on a proposed new licence which it says will allow craft brewers to sell more products on site and at promotional events.

Category: News Tagged: Cameron Dick, craft brewery licence, licensing, Queensland Craft Beer Strategy, Queensland Government

Court upends duty of care

January 3, 2010 by Editor

Publicans across Australia will be breathing a sign of relief today with the High Court ruling they have no general duty of care to protect patrons from the consequences of getting drunk..essentially no duty to protect drinkers from themselves.

Category: Features Tagged: licensing, responsible consumption of alcohol

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