LSA Welcomes Extension to Liquor Restrictions Review
The Liquor Stores Association of Western Australia has applauded a move by the Director of Liquor Licensing, to grant more time for licensees to lodge
December 22, 2021
Category: Media Release
PODCAST | The voices behind WA’s Liquor Store of the Year
After looking for a new challenge in their lives, brother-in-laws Mick Donovan (pictured left) and Andrew Charleson (pictured right) put their heads together and decided
November 4, 2021
LSA WA AWARDS WRAP | The winners, the shakers and the movers!
A great write up from our mates at TheShout and National Liquor News on all the glitz and glamour at our annual awards night at
October 25, 2021
WA Police Officer Honoured for Tackling Alcohol Abuse
A senior Western Australian police officer has been recognised for his outstanding community service in reducing crime and alcohol fuelled violence in the Pilbara. Senior-Sergeant
October 18, 2021
Kimberley Banned Drinkers Register Rollout completed
Customers in the Kimberley who want to buy take-away alcohol from Broome to Kununurra must show a valid form of photo ID, which is scanned
July 16, 2021
A changing of the guard at LSAWA
A fresh face has joined the board of the Liquor Stores Association of Western Australia to replace outgoing life member Laurie “The Larrikin” Hurley. Vikrant
June 1, 2021
Banned Drinkers Register launches in Broome
The Liquor Stores Association of Western Australia is confident the roll out of a Banned Drinkers Register (BDR) trial in the Kimberley will bring about
May 1, 2021
Revolutionary Technology (Banned Drinkers Register)
Liquor store owners in our Pilbara say the Banned Drinkers’ Register trial has been a huge success so far. For the last three months, customers
March 11, 2021
Banned Drinkers Register cuts down on liquor store theft
The start to the trial of the Banned Drinkers Register (BDR) in the state’s North West has resulted in a dramatic drop in shop lifting
February 18, 2021
WA Liquor Stores doing their bit to keep WA safe
Well, what a week! Our industry has a sense of déjà vu as we went back to forced closures and being deemed an essential service
February 7, 2021