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PODCAST: Driftwood- It’s a Family Affair
What started out as a relaxing drive down south looking for a country property to get away from Perth’s hustle and bustle quickly turned into
PODCAST: Jamie Ryan-In the Lion’s Den
In our latest podcast series of “Packaged”, we go one-on-one with Lion WA Sales Director Jamie Ryan. Widely known as one of the “nice guys”
PODCAST: The faces behind Treasury Wine Estate
What makes a good wine? Is climate really an important factor? What are some of the new drops just around the corner? In the latest
New corporate partner set to Multiply LSA WA digital footprint
The corporate ranks of the Liquor Stores Association of Western Australia (LSA WA) have been boosted with the addition of Perth based marketing agency Multiplier
Cash for Cans: The Hidden Costs
WA’s long-awaited cash for containers scheme is finally here. But this worthwhile community initiative will cost you more for your favourite beverages.
Container Deposit Scheme: What it means for you
WA’s Container Deposit Scheme (CDS) is a state government plan that will be rolled out from October 1, 2020. The CDS is being fully funded
Spirit Tastings
The Liquor Stores Association of WA recently held another successful VIRTUAL tasting, showcasing six WA distilleries from right around the state. Among the flavours, pink
Driftwood Estate Joins LSAWA
The Liquor Stores Association of Western Australia (LSAWA) is delighted to team up with Margaret River based Driftwood Estate, as a proud GOLD level Corporate
PODCAST | Lockdown in Victoria
How have the Melbourne curfews and COVID-19 restrictions affected small businesses and the liquor industry in Victoria. In this latest edition of our podcast “Packaged”,
Podcast: How will the Banned Drinkers Register work
On the 24th August the State Government announced the Banned Drinkers Register (BDR) will roll out across the Pilbara from December first. The BDR aims
Problem Drinkers targeted from December 1
The Liquor Stores Association of Western Australia (LSAWA) has congratulated the State Government in announcing a start date for the trial of the long-awaited banned