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Alcohol Consumption in Sullivans Cove 

New Appointment to Tasmanian Gaming Commission 

Burnie Liquor Accord 

New Gambling Helpline 

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I am very pleased to see that work has begun on putting a liquor accord in place at Burnie. Liquor accords 

allow licensees (as part of a larger community of interest) to agree among themselves to adopt practical 

strategies to reduce alcohol-related problems. Accords have been introduced in a few urban and regional 

centres across Australia. It is great that the start of the accord process in Burnie and the first planning session 

was well attended and received. 

I am also pleased with the success of the late night trading agreements in Hobart and Launceston. These 

agreements have worked well to date, even though they have been limited to the licensees in the CBDs of both 

cities. If the Burnie accord is as successful in the future as I believe it has the potential to be, then I would be 

keen to put accords in place in Hobart and Launceston to replace the late night agreements and to provide more 

comprehensive strategies to reduce alcohol-related issues. 

While accords and late night agreements are a positive step forward, I have become concerned in recent months 

that some licensees are not taking their responsibilities with regard to the safe service of alcohol and the responsible 

conduct of gaming as seriously as they should. Some licensees, for example, have the view that responsible service of 

alcohol is a burden imposed on them rather than a fundamental duty that must be observed. 

A liquor licence is a ‘privilege’ not a ‘right’ and with it goes the responsibility to serve alcohol responsibly. Accreditation of staff in Responsable 

Serving of Alcohol (RSA) training programs and the continual practice and observance of RSA strategies is in the best interests of the 

industry and importantly provides the public with the knowledge and security that they are entering premises that supports a safe and 

responsible environment. Also RSA provides a legal safety net for licensees and staff, by reducing their legal liability. 

The start of a new year is a critical time for licensees/managers/supervisors to focus on staff training and improving the licensed and gaming 

environments for both patrons and staff and limiting your legal liability. 

I look forward to working with you all in 2008 to provide a regulatory regime that will assist you in improving and supporting safe and 

prosperous licensed premises. 

Index 

2 • New Director of Liquor and Gaming Branch 

• New Appointment to the Tasmanian Gaming Commission 

• Gaming Expo 

3 • Federal Court Decision on Star City Casino - Sydney 

• Burnie Liquor Accord 

4 • Drink Spiking - your licensee responsiblities 

5 • Gambling Forum in Launceston 

• Control of Alchol Consumption in Sullivans Cove 

6 • Greens Hotel - late trading permit cancelled 

• Bridport Hotel - commended for New Years Eve 

• Tasmanian Gaming Commission - improved 

level of compliance 

• Identifying an Inspector 

7 • Gambling Helpline 

• AHA Awards of Excellence 

• Decisions of Licensing Board 

8 • Disciplinary Actions Taken by the 

Tasmanian Gaming Commission 

9 • Gaming Licence Movements 

• Liquor Licence Movements 

10 • Liquor Licence Movements 

11 • Liquor Licence Movements 

Liquor and Gaming Branch – Contact list 

Hobart: 

2nd Floor 

80 Elizabeth St 

GPO Box 1374 

Hobart 7001 

General enquiries (03) 6233 2475 

Fax No (03) 6234 2886 

Email address: 

gaming@treasury.tas.gov.au 

licensing@treasury.tas.gov.au 

Launceston: 

3rd Floor 

Henty House 

1 Civic Square 

PO Box 972 

Launceston 7250 

General enquiries (03) 6336 2261 

Fax No (03) 6336 2799 

Website: Department of Treasury and Finance – containing links to Tasmanian Gaming Commission and Liquor Licensing. www.treasury.tas.gov.au 

Falls Festival, Marion Bay, 

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Leon Atkinson-MacEwen 

I commenced as Director of the Liquor and Gaming Branch on 13 

August, following the retirement of Bert Elson. As this is my first 

article for Liquor & Gaming Review, I thought it appropriate to 

tell you about my approach to the role of Director and a little bit 

about myself. 

While I have never had any policy or operational responsibility for 

gaming and licensing prior to joining the Liquor and Gaming Branch, 

I have had extensive experience in regulation and my preference 

is to work closely with key stakeholders to improve systems and 

processes for industry and to improve outcomes for the public. 

I take a cooperative and consultative approach, and seek to 

ensure that all parties have a clear understanding about expected 

outcomes. 

I am keen to work with liquor and gaming licensees to make sure 

they understand their responsibilities so that, together, we can 

prevent breaches occurring in the first place and can cooperate in 

finding solutions to problems when they do arise. 

I have had a varied career to date. For the first 12 years of my 

working life, I served as an Army officer in a number of postings 

in Australia and overseas. Most of these involved operational 

policy and planning, including a two year stint in the late 1980s on 

secondment to the British Army in Hong Kong. 

The Treasurer, Michael Aird, announced on 11 December 2007, the 

appointment of Peter Hoult as the new Chairman of the Tasmanian 

Gaming Commission. Mr Hoult was previously the Secretary of 

the Department of Health and Human Services (2007) and the 

Secretary of the Department of Justice (2004-2007). 

“Peter has a wealth of experience in public administration and a 

keen interest in regulatory matters,” Mr Aird said. “He will add his 

vision and leadership to the work of the Commission in ensuring 

the integrity of the gaming industry in Tasmania”. 

Between 1993 and 1999 

I worked at the National 

Crime Authority on 

three major national and 

international anti-organised 

crime taskforces. I was also 

project director of the first 

national strategic analyses of 

the markets for heroin, cocaine 

and for amphetamines, and project 

director of the first inter-agency 

national assessment of the criminal 

environment. 

Between 1999 and 2003 I worked at the Australian Broadcasting 

Authority on several major policy initiatives and investigations. In 

particular, I managed the Authority’s four inquiries into commercial 

radio, including the “cash for comment” inquiry into Messrs Laws 

and Jones. 

As a “sea-changer” to Tasmania in 2003, I worked directly to Don 

Challen, Secretary of the Department of Treasury and Finance, 

between 2003 and 2006. My most recent appointment was 

with the Australian Antarctic Division at Kingston in a change 

management role. 

New Appointment to the Tasmanian Gaming Commission 

Mr Hoult replaces Clyde Eastaugh, who has served on the Tasmanian 

Gaming Commission for more than 12 years, and who has been 

Chairman of the Commission since November 2003. “Clyde has 

been an excellent Chairman of the Commission. I’d like to thank 

Clyde for his extensive service to the Tasmanian community as both 

a Commissioner and Chair of the Commission,” Mr Aird said. 

Professor Kate Warner and Elizabeth Thomas continue as members 

of the Commission. 

Gaming Expo 

Staff of the Liquor and Gaming Branch during August 2007, attended 

the annual Australasian Gaming Expo held at Darling Harbour in 

Sydney. The Australasian Gaming Expo is the largest expo held in 

Australia each year that relates to gaming and is attended by liquor 

and gaming staff from all the States and Territories, representatives of 

Accredited Testing Facilities (ATFs) and the majority of manufacturers 

of gaming products and systems. 

Staff of the Branch also used this opportunity to attend the Gaming 

Machines National Standard Working Party, and to meet with all 

Sydney-based ATFs as well as several manufacturers. Visits were also 

conducted to the offices of the New South Wales Casino Control 

Authority at Star City Casino, and the Office of Liquor, Gaming and 

Racing to gather information to ensure that the compliance practices 

used in Tasmania are comparable to those in other jurisdictions. 

By attending the Expo the Branch, as a small juristiction, receives 

many benefits, including knowledge of the latest research, new 

regulatory initiatives and collaboration with interstate authorities, 

industry operators and groups. 

The single main difference between this year’s Expo and last year’s 

was the increase in automated table games on show. Various 

automated versions of roulette, poker and blackjack were available. 

New automated games based on baccarat and craps have also been 

developed and were demonstrated at the Expo. Branch staff also 

viewed new gaming machine products (or games) that Network 

Gaming and the two casinos may seek to introduce into Tasmania. 

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In Foroughi v Star City Pty Limited [2007] FCA 1503, a Federal 

Court decision handed down late last year, a problem gambler 

who entered Star City’s casino in breach of a voluntary exclusion 

order was unsuccessful in his claim for damages to recover alleged 

gambling losses of over $600 000 incurred when Star City failed to 

detect and remove him from the casino. 

Following losses playing roulette at Star City’s casino at Pyrmont in 

May 2004, Mr Foroughi applied for a voluntary exclusion order. The 

application form stated that he recognised it was his responsibility 

not to enter gaming areas and he undertook not to do so. He also 

undertook to seek assistance and advice from a qualified counsellor 

in problem gambling. The application also contained an express 

release and indemnity in favour of Star City from and against all 

liabilities incurred by it by reason of breach of the voluntary exclusion 

order. 

In contravention of the exclusion order, Mr Foroughi claimed to have 

entered Star City’s casino on 65 occasions between June 2004 and 

January 2006. Mr Foroughi was detected and escorted from Star 

City twice (in January and in April 2006). He sought no counselling 

assistance until after he had consulted a solicitor in connection with 

his claim. 

His claim for damages for failure to detect and remove him was based 

on five causes of action: a claim of misleading and unconscionable 

conduct under the Trade Practices Act; negligence; breach of a 

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The claim of negligence was based on the argument that Star City 

was in breach of a duty of care to take reasonable steps to prevent 

an excluded person from entering the casino. Judge Jacobson held 

that in the circumstances of the case no such duty was owed to 

prevent self-inflicted economic loss. Mr Foroughi had expressly and 

voluntarily undertaken to take responsibility for his own conduct by 

agreeing not to enter the casino and to seek counselling. 

Judge Jacobson also addressed the issue of breach of a statutory duty 

of care (of particular interest to gaming operators and regulators). 

Mr Foroughi argued that Star City’s system was inadequate and 

should have utilised a card entry or facial recognition system. 

While the judge accepted Star City’s evidence of the adequacy 

of its system of detection, he added “in the light of more recent 

developments in technology, more effective measures may or may 

not be appropriate”. 

New technology has the potential to remove the hurdle of proof 

of breach of the duty; however, it says nothing about the need to 

prove the existence of a duty of care in this context. Whether and 

in what context a court would be prepared to find the existence 

of a duty of care to problem gamblers in different circumstances 

remains to be seen. 

Burnie Liquor Accord 

An information session and forum on the proposed 

establishment of a liquor accord in Burnie was held 

at the Burnie Civic Centre in September 2007. The 

accord project, the first to be trialled in Tasmania, 

was initiated through a collaborative approach from 

Tasmania Police, Burnie City Council, Liquor and 

Gaming Branch and Australian Hotels Association 

(AHA). 

Liquor accords are now a common strategy 

adopted in most urban and regional centres across 

Australia and allow licensees to participate voluntarily to introduce 

practical solutions to address alcohol related problems. Licensees can 

work together with government and community representatives on 

ways to improve the operation of licensed venues and liquor licensing. 

Leon Atkinson-MacEwen, Licencee Terry Carpenter, 

Acting Commander Stuart Scott (Advocate) 

The information session and forum was addressed by Paul Arnold 

(General Manager, Burnie City Council), Inspector Stuart Scott (Acting 

Commander of Police, NW District) and Leon Atkinson-MacEwen 

(Director, Liquor and Gaming Branch, on behalf of the Commissioner 

for Licensing). 44 people attended the information session and forum, 

including representatives from 22 licensed premises. The Burnie 

Chamber of Commerce and Citylink were also represented. 

The first planning session/workshop, chaired by the Liquor and Gaming 

Branch with administrative support from the Burnie City Council, was 

held at the beginning of February, with 17 key industry, government and 

community personnel in attendance. 

It is hoped that the accord will be launched officially in the middle of 

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Drink Spiking - your licensee responsibilities 

In response to community concerns about 

drink spiking and to support the aims of 

the National Alcohol Strategy, the Police 

Offences Act has been amended to make 

it an offence to spike a drink without the 

consent of the person who consumes the 

drink. 

Please ensure all staff employed in bar 

related activity are made aware of this 

law and their obligations to serve alcohol 

responsibly. 

Spiking includes adding a drug, alcohol or 

other thing which is likely to impair the 

consciousness or bodily function of the 

person who consumes the drink. It is 

essential that licensees and their bar staff 

are aware of their potential liability if they 

provide additional alcohol in drinks without 

the consent of the consumer. 

This means, for example, if bar staff comply 

with a patron’s request to provide additional 

nips of alcohol in the ‘guest of honour’s’ drink 

at a hens or a bucks night, then the bar staff 

risk prosecution. If convicted, the penalty 

can be a term of imprisonment not 

exceeding two years or a fine of $10,000 

or both. A person spiking a drink could also 

incur civil liability in respect of their action. 

Police Offences Act 1935 

21A Unlawfully administering drug, etc 

Any person who, without lawful and 

reasonable excuse, administers or causes 

another person to take a drug, liquor or 

other thing which is likely to impair the 

consciousness or bodily function of the 

other person without the other person’s 

consent is guilty of an offence. 

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Approximately 40 people attended a Gambling Forum sponsored 

by the National Council of Women and the Launceston City Council 

held in Launceston in September 2007. 

Speakers at the forum included Mr Nick Xenephon (‘No Pokies” MP 

from South Australia and now a newly elected Federal Government 

Senator), Ms Gabrielle Byrne (a former problem gambler), Dr James 

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Doughney a researcher from Victoria University, and Leon Atkinson- 

MacEwen, Director Liquor and Gaming Branch. 

Speakers discussed the pros and cons of gambling, including player 

protection and harm minimisation strategies to assist problem 

gamblers. 

Control of Alcohol Consumption 

in Sullivans Cove 

New regulations were put in place to prohibit the consumption 

of alcohol on Salamanca lawns, Parliament House grounds and 

other parks in the Sullivans Cove precinct from 10 pm to 10 am 

daily and from 3.00 pm to 10 am from 10 December 2007 to 

1 January 2008. 

Tasmania Police reported that the new initiatives provided them with 

considerable assistance and support in managing the risk to public 

safety. In particular, the new laws assisted police to maintain a safe 

and controlled environment for the large crowds that congregated 

in this area to celebrate during the Christmas New Year period. 

Inspector Tim Dooley, officer in charge of Hobart Uniform Division 

of Tasmania Police, reported there were less public assaults and 

general injuries than in previous years, with more families returning 

to the public park areas to enjoy festivities and watch the fireworks 

on New Year’s Eve. Police did not charge revellers for having liquor 

in prohibited areas, but advised them to dispose of the alcohol or 

move back to areas where consumption was legal. 

The Hobart City Council also reported that their clean up crews 

had fewer problems with refuse in the general Sullivans Cove area, 

with less packaged liquor brought into the precinct. In addition, 

there were fewer issues with broken glass on the Salamanca lawns, 

which in the past has been an important public safety issue. 

These new arrangements were initiated by Tasmania Police, the 

Hobart City Council and the Liquor and Gaming Branch after a 

period of consultation with the public and industry. 

The new laws and designated dates and times will be reviewed 

during 2008 by the relevant authorities, to see if further changes are 

required to improve the management of the sale and consumption 

of liquor for the next festive season. 

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Between February and September 2007, Tasmania Police responded to various complaints 

from patrons and the broader community about disorderly conduct and underage drinking 

in and around Greens Hotel in Burnie. 

In order to deal with these public complaints, officers of the Liquor and Gaming Branch 

together with Tasmania Police met with the licensee and management of Greens Hotel on 

three occasions, the first in April 2007, to consult with the licensee and his staff to seek a 

resolution to the issues occurring in and around the premises. 

Tasmania Police and the Branch sought to identify strategies to provide a safe environment 

for patrons as well as for those working or living in the area surrounding the hotel. The 

Commissioner for Licensing took a cooperative approach to the process in an attempt to 

resolve the issues. 

However the Commissioner, satisfied on the basis of evidence presented, determined that 

the sale of liquor at the premises had been causing undue annoyance, disturbance and 

disorderly conduct and cancelled the authority to trade beyond 12 midnight. 

Subsequent to the cancellation, officers of the Branch in consultation with Tasmania Police 

were able to negotiate with the licensee the issue of a new permit with revised conditions 

and hours of operation for the hotel. 

improved level 

of compliance 

The Tasmanian Gaming Commission Annual 

Report for 2006-07 was recently tabled in 

Parliament. 

The report documented the Commission’s 

progress with its rolling strategic plan, with 

an emphasis on its greater engagement with 

key stakeholders through regular meetings. 

This plan is being progressed in the context 

of an increasingly mature and stable gaming 

environment in Tasmania. A notable positive 

side effect of this maturity is the improved 

level of compliance generally across all 

gaming operators. 

The annual report contains details of the 

Commission’s key activities and functions 

as well as data on gaming in Tasmania. An 

important aspect of the report is that it 

includes details of disciplinary action taken 

by the Commission in 2006-07. 

Although not a legislative requirement, the 

report is tabled because of the widespread 

community interest in gaming. 

The report contains statistical tables covering 

a range of aspects of gaming activity in the 

state during the year and is available at 

www.treasury.tas.gov.au 

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Bridport Hotel - 

commended for New Years Eve 

The Commander of Police in Launceston, Phil Wilkinson, requested that the licensee of 

the Bridport Hotel, Darren Martello be commended for his management of the premises 

on New Years Eve. 

“My officers have indicated that Mr Martello should be commended for his preparation 

and management of the hotel on New Years Eve which significantly contributed in 

preventing anti social behaviour in the area of his premises” the Commander said. 

In cooperation with Tasmania police, Mr Martello put in place several recommended 

strategies together with his own initiatives to restrict and control underage access, a no 

glass policy after 9.00 pm, identification of intoxicated patrons and sufficient security to 

control patrons. 

As Bridport is a popular destination for young people on New Years Eve, these strategies 

assisted police to maintain a safe and responsible environment in and around the 

premises. 

The Liquor and Gaming Branch has 

introduced a new identification card for 

liquor and gaming inspectors. The new card 

is plastic with the name, photo and signature 

of the inspector, and the State Government 

logo on the front. On the reverse of the 

card are the signatures of the Commissioner 

for Licensing and the Chairman of the 

Tasmanian Gaming Commission. 

All inspectors now carry this new form of 

identification. 

If you are ever concerned that a person may 

be using false identification and may not be 

from the Branch, please call 6233 2475 or 

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contractor to operate Tasmania’s Gambling Helpline, commencing 

1 July 2007. Turning Point will bring a wider range of services 

including live online counselling. 

In past years the Helpline has focused primarily on information 

delivery (I think my partner may have a gambling problem); referral 

(Is there counselling available locally?); support (I think I need help, 

I’ve just blown all the family money again) and in a few cases, crisis/ 

suicide counselling. 

Many people are attracted to the 24/7 telephone environment 

due to the immediacy, ease of access and relative anonymity of the 

Helpline setting. This can provide a ‘gateway’ function for some clients 

to access face-to-face services in their local community, in addition 

to providing immediate and after-hours support for clients who may 

experience gambling related harms. Telephone counselling – as an 

alternative or additional support to face-to-face counselling – will 

be given a greater emphasis. 

The Helpline will also be expanded to include a range of online 

support options, such as self-help information, live online counselling 

and chat facilities. This recognises that a growing number of people 

are using the Internet and new technologies to access health 

information and assistance. The high degree of convenience and 

flexibility of the online environment make this an important support 

option for both the general community as well as a number of 

marginalised populations. Online gambling support services are 

expected to be developed and made available over the next six to 

nine months. 

The impact of problem gambling can be far reaching. For some, 

this may include personal and financial problems, relationship and 

family breakdown. Problems involving drug or alcohol use are also 

common. Turning Point brings useful experience in this regard – as 

the organisation provides a wide range of specialist alcohol and drug 

treatment programs, training and research services across a number 

of states including Tasmania. Turning Point is based in Victoria and also 

operates the Gambling helpline services for Victoria, Queensland 

and the Northern Territory. 

In addition to the Helpline, the Break Even Services Network 

provides face-to-face counselling, financial counselling and group 

support. The Gambling Helpline will assist clients to access these 

services – as well as providing telephone and web-based services 

to meet the needs of gamblers and others affected by gambling in 

the community. 

Gambling Helpline Tasmania is a 24-hour service. 

Freecall 1800 000 973. 

Alan Nelson – Operations Manager Woolstore with 

Wendy Sawford – Commissioner for Licensing 

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The Australian Hotels Association (AHA) conducted its annual 

awards night in November 2007 and all award winners, both 

venues and individuals, are to be congratulated for success in 

their categories, in particular the winner and highly commended 

venues of the Responsible Service of Alcohol Award (RSA), the 

Old Woolstore, the Claremont Hotel and Wrest Point. 

The RSA award attracted nominees from all parts of the state, 

and all entries were of a very high standard. This indicates 

the widespread support for RSA and an eagerness to win the 

award. 

The winner - the Old Woolstore - has been prominent in the 

judging for the past 3 years and was able to demonstrate the 

level of responsibility, implementation of RSA strategies and 

a duty of care to patrons within the accommodation and 

functions sector. With the Old Woolstore, predominantly an 

accommodation premises with associated bar, conference and 

function facilities, it is appreciated that it may not have the 

same pressures on them to comply with RSA as other venues, 

but the judging panel agreed that they should be rewarded for 

their effort within their sector of the hospitality industry. 

The Claremont Hotel and Wrest Point were highly commended, 

with the Claremont Hotel continuing to set a strong benchmark 

with its interaction with the local community. 

Decisions of Licensing Board 

The Licensing Board heard two applications from a single applicant 

for off licences in Launceston and Sorell at hearings held over 

three days in October 2007 and released their written decisions 

to direct the grant of these licences in December 2007. 

Both applications attracted objections from the Australian Hotels 

Association (AHA) and from residents and licensed premises 

located within the vicinity of the proposed developments. 

The Applicant asserted that the new business premises would offer 

an alternative to existing arrangements, would provide convenience 

to shoppers for liquor and would add to price competitiveness in 

the locality 

Objectors expressed concerns on a number of levels, but in 

particular the increased traffic flow and pressure on car parking in 

the locality, the link between outlet density and increase in liquor 

consumption, and general lessening of the amenity of the area. 

In handing down its decision, the Board accepted that general 

planning issues are the province of local government authorities 

and not a matter for the Board, and the research on outlet 

density did not conclude that the premises would increase liquor 

consumption in the locality, or would contribute to the harm 

associated with liquor consumption in the locality. 

The full transcript of the Board’s decisions can be read 

on the Department’s website at www.treasury.tas.gov. 

au - follow the links to Liquor Licensing and then to 

“Licensing Board Decisions” 

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- PETER HAROLD GRAY 

The Commission took disciplinary action against Peter Harold 

Gray, the holder of a gaming licence at the Beltana Hotel for not 

enforcing the Commission Rules relating to the provision of EFTPOS 

transactions for the purchase of gaming services. 

The Commission imposed a suspension of one (1) trading day. 

GAMING LICENCE – C YGNET CENTRAL HOTEL 

- MARC AND JACKLYN GREGORY 

The Commission took disciplinary action against Marc and Jacklyn 

Gregory, the holders of a gaming licence at the Cygnet Central Hotel 

Syntax Hotel for failure to comply with surveillance standards. 

The Commission imposed a $500 fine. 

CHRISTOPHER EDWARD JONES, MICHAEL EDWARD 

FISHER, BENJAMIN JAMES CARLISLE 

The Commission took disciplinary action against Messrs Bailey, Jones, 

Fisher and Carlisle for gambling while on duty and cancelled their 

special employee’s licences. 

GAMING LICENCE – SHEFFIELD RSL AND 

CITIZENS CLUB INC 

The Commission took disciplinary action against the Sheffield RSL 

and Citizens Club Inc, the holder of a Gaming Licence to operate 

gaming at the Sheffield RSL Club, for failure to comply with 

surveillance standards. 

The Commission imposed a fine of $1000. 

GAMING LICENCE - AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL HOTELS 

PTY LTD TRADING AS WREST POINT CASINO 

The Commission took disciplinary action against Australian National 

Hotels Pty Ltd the holder of a gaming licence at Wrest Point Casino 

and issued a letter of censure and a direction instructing the licence 

holder to replace Machine Communication Interface covers that 

were removed from the electronic gaming machines. 

GAMING LICENCE - VANTAGE HOTEL GROUP PTY 

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The Commission took disciplinary action against the Vantage Hotel 

Group Pty Ltd, the holder of a gaming licence at the Derwent Tavern 

for permitting and using the services of an unlicensed person to 

perform the functions of a special employee and failure to comply 

with surveillance standards. 

The Commission imposed a $1750 fine. 

GAMING LICENCE – DONOJ PTY LTD AND JONOD 

PTY LTD – FURNERS HOTEL - SOMERSET HOTEL 

- NEPTUNE GRAND HOTEL 

The Commission took disciplinary action against Jonod Pty Ltd, the 

holder of a gaming licence at Furners Hotel, and Donoj Pty Ltd the 

holder of gaming licence at the Somerset Hotel and the Neptune 

Grand Hotel for operating surveillance systems that failed to meet 

the technical standards. 

The Commission imposed a $1 000 fine for each breach at each 

of the three hotels. 

SPECIAL EMPLOYEE’S – DEBORAH LEE GOVERNOR 

The Commission took disciplinary action against Deborah Lee 

Governor for no longer being qualified to hold a special employee’s 

licence and cancelled her licence. 

Annual Licence Fees 

– a reminder 

The annual liquor licence fee is payable by liquor licensees by 31 

March each calendar year, with the level of fees for 2008 as follows: 

· General Licence $411.25 

· On & Off Licence $247.50 

· On (Restaurant), Club, Special $192.50 

Liquor licensees will have received a payment slip for the annual 

fee in mid-January 2008 advising the amount due, the due date and 

payment options available. 

Licensees should also note that if the annual fee is not paid by 31 

March 2008 an additional fee of 10 per cent of the amount due is 

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Gaming LIQUOR Licence & GAMING Movements 

LIQUOR REVIEW 


LIQUOR & G 


FOR THE PERIOD 1 JULY TO 2007 TO 31 DECEMBER 2007 

A list of new or changes to gaming operators 

PREMISES GAMING OPERATOR ACTIVITY 

Carrick Inn James Marshall McGrath Keno 

Nelson’s Tavern Geoffrey John Hoare Keno 

Sunnyhill Hotel Sunnyhill Lease Pty Ltd Keno & Gaming 

Riverside Hotel Motel ALH Group Limited Keno & Gaming. 

Parers King Island Hotel Rohan Lampitt and John Everett Keno & Gaming. 

Cooleys Hotel Cooley’s Hotel (TAS) Pty Ltd Keno & Gaming. 

Deloraine Hotel Miu Miu Pty Ltd Keno & Gaming. 

Motor Yacht Club of Tas Motor Yacht Club Of Tas Inc Keno only. 

Cygnet Central Hotel Marc Gregory and Jacklyn Gregory Keno only. 

The Brighton Hotel-Motel Gregory Laurence Prescott Keno & Gaming. 

Dover Hotel Vonnieray Pty Ltd Keno only. 

Granada Tavern ALH Group Limited Keno & Gaming. 

St Marys Hotel Bruce Douglas Cornelius Keno only. 

Orford Blue Waters Hotel R & L Dedman Pty Ltd Keno & Gaming. 

Legana Tavern Claramar Pty Ltd Keno only. 

LIQUOR & G 

Liquor Licence Movements 

FOR THE PERIOD 1 JULY TO 2007 TO 31 DECEMBER 2007 

Change of Premises Name 

NEW NAME LICENSEE OLd NAME LOCATION 

Brighton Bowls Club Charles Henry Brighton Bowls/Ex-S’mens Club Main Road , BRIGHTON, 7030 

East Devonport Bowls, Sporting and Recreation Club Ricky Kenneth Sutton East Devonport Bowls Club 42 - 46 Wright Street , EAST DEVONPORT, 7310 

Glenorchy RSL Sub-Branch and Club Edward George Wilson Glenorchy RSLA Sub-Branch Club 320 Main Road , GLENORCHY, 7010 

North Launceston Bowls and Community Club Robert James Walsh North Launceston Bowls Club 1 George Town Road , NEWNHAM, 7248 

Scamander Sports and Community Complex Dudley Roy Hayes Scamander Sports Complex Inc Campbell Street , SCAMANDER, 7215 

Launceston R&SLA & Citizens Club Glenn Wayne Cash L’ton R&SLA & Citizens Club 313 Wellington Street , STH LAUNCESTON, 7249 

Hotel Soho Mark Douglas Smith Aberfeldy Tavern 124 Davey Street , HOBART, 7000 

Zing Bar & Cafe Adam Daryl Hantke Venom 251 Liverpool Street , HOBART, 7000 

Pinot Shop David James Castle Benchmark Wines 135 Paterson Street , LAUNCESTON, 7250 

Backpacker Hub Catherine Louise Oliver Bar Hub 1 Tamar Street , LAUNCESTON, 7250 

BWS (Claremont) Richard Werner Warsing Claremont Wine Cellars Shop 31 Claremont V’ge , CLAREMONT, 7011 

BWS (Brooker) Cameron Wayne Salter The Cheaper Liquor Company 213 Campbell Street , HOBART, 7000 

Muddled Francis John Flannery Gianni’s Restaurant 104 Wilson Street , BURNIE, 7320 

Piccalilly Stephen John Durney Restaurant Gondwana 22 Francis Street , BATTERY POINT, 7004 

Pickled Evenings Christopher Luke Speeding Restaurant Synergy 135 George Street , LAUNCESTON, 7250 

201 on Main Ellita Terese Banks Beryl’s Wood Fired Pizzas 1/201 Main Road , HUONVILLE, 7109 

1815 Brett Edwin Appleton Mummy’s Cafe 38 Waterloo Crescent , BATTERY POINT, 7004 

Motel 429 Ian Charles Townsend Sandy Bay Motor Inn 429 Sandy Bay Road , SANDY BAY, 7005 

Stanley Seaview Inn Geoffrey Morice Bantick Dovecote Motel & Restaurant 58 Dovecote Road , STANLEY, 7331 

CANCELLED/SURRENDERED LICENCES 

(Please note that some of these premises may have applied and been granted new licences) 

PREMISES NAME LICENSEE LOCATION dATE Cancelled 

Weindorfers Clinton John Downing 1447 Claude Road , SHEFFIELD, 7306 22-Aug-07 

Gourmet 2 Go Devonport Trudi Maree Beveridge Shop 5/103 Oldaker Street , DEVONPORT, 7310 18-Oct-07 

Sen’s Asian Sensation Peter Tong 345 Elizabeth Street , NORTH HOBART, 7000 22-Aug-07 

Hop Kiln Cafe Brian Philip Barnett 3435 Lyell Highway , GRETNA, 7140 22-Aug-07 

Lake St Clair Wilderness Resort Ronald Garry Yost Lake St Clair , LAKE ST CLAIR, 7140 24-Oct-07 

Ashgrove Cheese Michael Griffin Bennett 6173 Bass Highway , ELIZABETH TOWN, 7304 27-Jul-07 

Bishops Rock Vineyard Robert Anthony Browning 15094 Tasman Highway , CRANBROOK, 7190 24-Oct-07 

Delish Fine Foods Ann Brakey Shop 3, 36 Main Road , WIVENHOE, 7320 31-Aug-07 

Elsewhere Vineyard Cellar Door Andrew Robert Cameron 3445 Huon Highway , FRANKLIN, 7113 27-Aug-07 

Esk Cafe Richard Frank Matson 2 Invermay Road , LAUNCESTON, 7250 27-Nov-07 

Fine Drop Ryan James O’Malley 2459 Channel Highway , SNUG, 7054 27-Jul-07 

Mermaid Cafe Shane William Procter Ferry Terminal 81 Ferry Road , KETTERING, 7155 24-Dec-07 

Raw - The Natural Food Store Diane Margaret Cox 118 King Street , SANDY BAY, 7005 27-Jul-07 

Strait Fish and Chips Restaurant Alfred Reginald Gude 369-371 Invermay Road , INVERMAY, 7248 20-Sep-07 

Taverners Products David Perry Thomas 40-42 Negara Crescent , GOODWOOD, 7010 27/07/2007 

Timeless Way John Hilary Daly 33 Hunter Street , HOBART, 7000 13/07/2007 

View Point Restaurant Allan David Morgan 3 Maria Street , SWANSEA, 7190 25/07/2007 

Wanderer M.V. Michael Colin Roche Brooke Street Pier , HOBART, 7000 19/09/2007 

Wellington’s Coffee Lounge Elizabeth Maxwell Long 77 Elizabeth Street Mall , HOBART, 7000 20/07/2007 

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GAMING REVIEW 

GAMING TRANSFER OF LIQUOR LICENCES 

GAMING REVIEW 


LIQUOR & GAMING CAT. 

REVIEWdATE 

PREMISES NAME LICENSEE LOCATION OF LICENCE Transferred 

AMING DateBuckingham Bowls REVIEW 

Club LIQUOR Adrian Hubert & Coetzee GAMING REVIEW 4 St Johns Avenue , NEW TOWN, 7008 LIQUOR 

Club & GAMING 

2-Jul-07 

REVI 

Rodman Bowls Club Grant Allford Innes Street , GLENORCHY, 7010 Club 2-Jul-07 

New Town Bay Golf Club Neil Herbert Gardner 258 Risdon Road , MOONAH, 7009 Club 4-Jul-07 

Lindisfarne R&SLA Sub-Branch Wayne Aubrey Jones LIQUOR 28 Lincoln Street , LINDISFARNE, & 7015 GAMING Club REVIEW 16-Jul-07 

IEW 

AMING REVIEW 

King Island Golf & Bowls Club Kevin Charles Denby Netherby Road , CURRIE, 7256 Club 16-Jul-07 

Invermay Bowls Club Lyndon Gregory Baker Forster Street , INVERMAY, 7248 Club 16-Jul-07 

Westbury Bowls Club Craig William Johnson 9 Franklin Street , WESTBURY, 7303 Club 20-Jul-07 

Athenaeum Club Michael Fritz Sulser 29 Davey Street , HOBART, 7000 Club 23-Jul-07 

Devonport Bowls & Croquet Club Ian John Moore 39 Fenton Street , DEVONPORT, 7310 Club 26-Jul-07 

Latrobe Rec. & Sports Centre Leon Maxwell Dawkins Gilbert Street , LATROBE, 7307 Club 31-Jul-07 

Stanley Golf Club Robyn Annette Purdy 32 Marine Esplanade , STANLEY, 7331 Club 2-Aug-07 

Sheffield RSL/Citizen Club Inc Bryant Lewis Winders 77 Main Street , SHEFFIELD, 7306 Club 13-Aug-07 

Kingborough Bowls Club Brian Revell 1651 Channel Highway , MARGATE, 7054 Club 5-Sep-07 

Launceston Golf Club Andrew Stuart 27-99 Opossum Road , KINGS MEADOWS, 7249 Club 5-Sep-07 

Dover R S L Club William Frederick Swan Chapman Avenue , DOVER, 7117 Club 9-Oct-07 

Royal Yacht Club Of Tasmania David Reuben Wilkinson Marieville Esplanade , SANDY BAY, 7005 Club 15-Oct-07 

Tasmanian Club Robert George Paterson 132 Macquarie Street , HOBART, 7000 Club 19-Oct-07 

New Norfolk Bowls Club Christine Joan Hill Ferry Street , NEW NORFOLK, 7140 Club 15-Nov-07 

Westbury RSL of Aust. Club Inc Shayne Michael Barron 7 Lonsdale Promenade , WESTBURY, 7303 Club 15-Nov-07 

Glenorchy RSL Sub-Branch and Club Jennifer Roslyn Briggs 320 Main Road , GLENORCHY, 7010 Club 21-Nov-07 

Devonport RSL Club Grant Arthur Munday 16 - 18 Mc Fie Street , DEVONPORT, 7310 Club 30-Nov-07 

Devonport Football Club Brian Noel Hetherington James Street , DEVONPORT, 7310 Club 3-Dec-07 

Geilston Bay Boat Club Margaret Catherine Gray 3 De Bomford Lane , GEILSTON BAY, 7015 Club 11-Dec-07 

Huonville Bowls Club Graeme David Roberts Lower Shield Street , HUONVILLE, 7109 Club 18-Dec-07 

Salamanca Food Fair and Cafe David Noel Morgan 55 Salamanca Place , HOBART, 7000 General 2-Jul-07 

Riverside Hotel Motel Timothy Daniel Lalor 407 West Tamar Road , RIVERSIDE, 7250 General 4-Jul-07 

Campania Tavern Nicholas Gulliver 85 Reeve Street , CAMPANIA, 7026 General 10-Jul-07 

Bridge Hotel Motel Lisa Margaret Fraser 2 Montagu Road , SMITHTON, 7330 General 16-Jul-07 

Man-O-Ross Hotel Tamara Koenig 35 Church Street , ROSS, 7209 General 16-Jul-07 

Kermandie Hotel David Johann Sebastian Sudano 4518 Huon Highway , PORT HUON, 7116 General 17-Jul-07 

Cygnet Hotel Helen Elizabeth Jackson 77 Mary Street , CYGNET, 7112 General 20-Jul-07 

Mayfair Tavern Wei Turk Tan 236 Sandy Bay Road , SANDY BAY, 7005 General 23-Jul-07 

The Brisbane Hotel Ivan Derek Johnston 3 Brisbane Street , HOBART, 7000 General 26-Jul-07 

Man-O-Ross Hotel Anthony Francis Marzorini 35 Church Street , ROSS, 7209 General 26-Jul-07 

Pinot Shop Michele Lesley Round 135 Paterson Street , LAUNCESTON, 7250 General 2-Aug-07 

National Park Hotel Leon Grant Duggan 2366 Gordon River Road , NATIONAL PARK, 7140 General 13-Aug-07 

Hope & Anchor Tavern Gunter Jaeger 65 Macquarie Street , HOBART, 7000 General 13-Aug-07 

The Lady Franklin Hotel Willem Arthur Martinus Van Den Broek 3382 Huon Highway , FRANKLIN, 7113 General 15-Aug-07 

Neptune Grand Hotel Phillip Francis Koschella 84 Main Street , PENGUIN, 7316 General 23-Aug-07 

Carlyle Hotel Andrew Dennis James Wells 232 Main Road , DERWENT PARK, 7009 General 29-Aug-07 

Lake Pedder Chalet Daniel Stanley Linnell Gordon River Road , STRATHGORDON, 7139 General 29-Aug-07 

Empire Hotel Jude Christopher Kirk 19 Emu Bay Road , DELORAINE, 7304 General 31-Aug-07 

Hobart Macquarie Motor Inn Jonathan James Woodworth 167 Macquarie Street , HOBART, 7000 General 5-Sep-07 

Nubeena Tavern Mellissa Jane Wade Main Road , NUBEENA, 7184 General 10-Sep-07 

Blenheim Inn Jade Barton Elmer 16 Marlborough Street , LONGFORD, 7301 General 10-Sep-07 

Dover Hotel Rohan James Kelly 7040 Huon Highway , DOVER, 7117 General 17-Sep-07 

Hotel Federal Annette Joyce Hanson 82 Goldie Street , WYNYARD, 7325 General 24-Sep-07 

Hotel Soho Dean Andrew Williams 124 Davey Street , HOBART, 7000 General 5-Oct-07 

St Marys Hotel Bruce Douglas Cornelius 48 Main Street , ST MARYS, 7215 General 15-Oct-07 

Hotel Grand Chancellor Launceston Kym Albert Fell 29 Cameron Street , LAUNCESTON, 7250 General 15-Oct-07 

Granada Tavern Timothy Daniel Lalor 666 Main Road , BERRIEDALE, 7011 General 23-Oct-07 

The Alley Cat Bar Juniper Donna Shaw 381 Elizabeth Street , NORTH HOBART, 7000 General 23-Oct-07 

Mud Bar & Restaurant Charles Talbot Rayner 28 Seaport Boulevard , LAUNCESTON, 7250 General 23-Oct-07 

Legana Tavern Mark Leopold Waiss 2-12 Freshwater Point Rd , LEGANA, 7277 General 29-Oct-07 

Theatre Royal Hotel Mala Crew 31 Campbell Street , HOBART, 7000 General 1-Nov-07 

Tamar Valley Resort Neil Robert Parkinson 7 Waldhorn Drive , GRINDELWALD, 7277 General 1-Nov-07 

Telegraph Hotel David Hales 19 Morrison Street , HOBART, 7000 General 5-Nov-07 

Cradle Mountain Lodge Leigh James Reid 4038 Cradle Mountain Road , SHEFFIELD, 7306 General 9-Nov-07 

Freycinet Lodge King Alison Rajasinghe Santiago Freycinet National Park , COLES BAY, 7215 General 13-Nov-07 

Bronte Park Highland Village Kevin Harold Bailey Bronte Park , BRONTE PARK, 7140 General 14-Nov-07 

Ocean Child Hotel Peter John Burke 86 Argyle Street , HOBART, 7000 General 15-Nov-07 

Country Club Hotel Victor John Daly 19 Wellington Street , LONGFORD, 7301 General 20-Nov-07 

Prince Of Wales Hotel Tom Bawle 55 Hampden Road , BATTERY POINT, 7004 General 21-Nov-07 

Orford Blue Waters Ross Lindon Dedman 28 Tasman Highway , ORFORD, 7190 General 3-Dec-07 

Fingal Hotel Karyn Lesley Gadsby 4 Talbot Street , FINGAL, 7214 General 3-Dec-07 

Oyster Cove Inn Leigh Robin Claydon 1 Ferry Road , KETTERING, 7155 General 6-Dec-07 

Cradle Mountain Chateau Cecily Joan Broadhurst 3718 Cradle Mtn Rd , CRADLE MOUNTAIN, 7306 General 13-Dec-07 

Cradle Mountain Cafe & Experience Centre Cecily Joan Broadhurst Cradle View Road , CRADLE MOUNTAIN, 7306 General 13-Dec-07 

Weldborough Hotel Kevin John Walter 12 Main Highway , WELDBOROUGH, 7264 General 20-Dec-07 

Backpacker Hub Nicholas Sotiriou 1 Tamar Street , LAUNCESTON, 7250 General 20-Dec-07 

Farmers Arms Tavern - The Kevin Williams 1610 Murchison Highway , YOLLA, 7325 General 21-Dec-07 

Star & Garter Bottleshop Annette Marie Chaplin 87 High Street , NEW NORFOLK, 7140 Off 12-Jul-07 

Enjoi Takeaways Lorraine May Coles Shop 3 1a Pearsall Avenue , BLACKMANS BAY, 7052 Off 15-Aug-07 

BWS (Legana) Tyson James Holbery 2 - 12 Freshwater Point Road , LEGANA, 7277 Off 24-Aug-07 

BWS (Legana) Daniel Edward Morris 2 - 12 Freshwater Point Road , LEGANA, 7277 Off 5-Dec-07 

BWS (Hobart) Jason Andrew Whimpress 124 Davey Street , HOBART, 7000 Off 5-Dec-07 

BWS (New Norfolk) Jye James Bennett 79 High Street , NEW NORFOLK, 7140 Off 5-Dec-07 

BWS (New Town) Philip Glover 191 New Town Road , NEW TOWN, 7008 Off 5-Dec-07 

BWS (Eastlands) Robert John Craske 26 Bligh Street , ROSNY PARK, 7018 Off 5-Dec-07 

BWS (Brooker) Daimen O’Brien 213 Campbell Street , HOBART, 7000 Off 5-Dec-07 

Delaware North Hobart Int. Airport Todd David England Shop 2 & 4 HBT INT. AIRPORT , CAMBRIDGE, 7170 On 23-Oct-07 

Tidal Waters Resort Eric Christian Bennett 1 Quail Street , ST HELENS, 7216 On 8-Nov-07 

Lower House Forbes Mitchell Appleby Basement 9-11 Murray St , HOBART, 7000 On-Restaurant 12-Jul-07 

Theodoti Greek Taverna Trent Wayne Wilson 63 Brisbane Street , LAUNCESTON, 7250 On-Restaurant 23-Jul-07 

La Porchetta - Burnie John Depetro 22 Mount Street , BURNIE, 7320 On-Restaurant 2-Aug-07 

Cardamoms Beverley Jean Cios 310 Elizabeth Street , NORTH HOBART, 7000 On-Restaurant 13-Aug-07 

Taste on Q Phillip Russell Bushby 14 The Quadrant Mall , LAUNCESTON, 7250 On-Restaurant 6-Dec-07 

Baltimore Restaurant Richard Charles Hall Old Burnie Rail Station MARINE TCE , BURNIE, 7320 On-Restaurant 10-Dec-07 

La Porchetta - Burnie Amanda Lee Hite 22 Mount Street , BURNIE, 7320 On-Restaurant 11-Dec-07 

Lower House Paul Walter Ryan Basement 9-11 Murray St , HOBART, 7000 On-Restaurant 20-Dec-07 

Konditorei Cafe Manfred Damiano De Cesaris 106 George Street , LAUNCESTON, 7250 On-Restaurant 28-Dec-07 

Sunrise Motor Inn Barbara Conway 140 North Fenton Street , DEVONPORT, 7310 Special 4-Jul-07 

Pickled Evenings Karan Vinayak 135 George Street , LAUNCESTON, 7250 Special 5-Jul-07 

Cafe Toulouse Susan Bannerman 79-81 Harrington Street , HOBART, 7000 Special 9-Jul-07 

356 Macquarie Street Foodstore Edward William Knox 356 Macquarie Street , SOUTH HOBART, 7004 Special 10-Jul-07 





Silverdome LIQUOR Rebecca & GAMING Margaret Hardman REVIEW55 Oakden Road , PROSPECT, 7250 Special 12-Jul-07 

Viewpoint Restaurant Labeeb Elias 3 Maria Street , SWANSEA, 7190 Special 24-Jul-07 

GAMING Matildas of Ranelagh REVIEW Stephan Kraige Fluke 

LIQUOR 

2 Louisa LIQUOR Street 

&, RANELAGH, GAMING 7109 REVIEW REVIEW 

Special 24-Jul-07 

Ivory Fields Roslyn Maree Oakley 56 Davis Gully Road , FOUR MILE CREEK, 7215 Special 25-Jul-07 

Woolworths LIQUOR Liquor & Tyson GAMING James Holbery 

LIQUOR 

REVIEW 

20 Lampton Avenue , DERWENT PARK, 7009 Special 30-Jul-07 

Norman & Dann Jacqueline Rae West 6/33 Salamanca & Place , BATTERY GAMING POINT, 7004 REVIEW 

Special 1-Aug-07 

Tamar Ridge Wines William Edwin Andrew Adkins 653 Auburn Road , KAYENA, 7270 Special LIQUOR 2-Aug-07 & G 


LIQUOR & G 

King Island Boomerang Motel Paul Stephen Martin Golf Club Road , CURRIE, 7256 Special 13-Aug-07 

City View Motel Grant William Kinch 30 Tasman Highway , MONTAGU BAY, 7018 Special 23-Aug-07 

Coombend Estate Audrey June Johns Coombend , SWANSEA, 7190 Special 27-Aug-07 

Aust. Liquor Marketers - Glenorchy Adam Guy Rasmussen 17 Pitcairn Street , GLENORCHY, 7010 Special 29-Aug-07 

Piccalilly Michael Lyndon Godfrey 22 Francis Street , BATTERY POINT, 7004 Special 5-Sep-07 

Old Bakery Inn Allan David Morgan 270 York Street , LAUNCESTON, 7250 Special 5-Sep-07 

Tailrace Centre Linus Austen McManamey 1 Waterfront Drive , RIVERSIDE, 7250 Special 5-Sep-07 

1815 Allistair Hugh Lindsay 38 Waterloo Crescent , BATTERY POINT, 7004 Special 9-Oct-07 

Beachway Motel Malcolm Taylor Heathcote Street , ULVERSTONE, 7315 Special 1-Nov-07 

Muddled Craig Anthony Jones 104 Wilson Street , BURNIE, 7320 Special 2-Nov-07 

M V Lady Launceston Alfred Reginald Gude Home Point , LAUNCESTON, 7250 Special 7-Nov-07 

Tamar Oydssey MV Alfred Reginald Gude Home Point , LAUNCESTON, 7250 Special 7-Nov-07 

Fountainside Motor Inn Anthony Francesco Gerardo Giacon 40 Brooker Avenue , HOBART, 7000 Special 9-Nov-07 

Bay of Fires Walk Heath Tyson Garratt Lot 1 Bayleys Hummock , ANSONS BAY, 7216 Special 9-Nov-07 

Criterion Street Cafe George Hunter Alexander Falconer 10 Criterion Street , HOBART, 7000 Special 16-Nov-07 

Pelican Sands Motel Maureen Anne Tyrrell 157-167 Scamander Avenue , SCAMANDER, 7215 Special 19-Nov-07 

Dalrymple Vineyard Maxine Therese Harris Pipers Brook , PIPERS BROOK, 7254 Special 30-Nov-07 

Delamere Vineyard Shane Brian Holloway 4238 Bridport Road , PIPERS BROOK, 7254 Special 30-Nov-07 

Bridport Resort Caroline Mary Joyce 35 Main Street , BRIDPORT, 7262 Special 30-Nov-07 

Celtic Dawn Cafe Alison Dee Kennedy 2400 Gordon River Road , NATIONAL PARK, 7140 Special 6-Dec-07 

Diamond Island Resort Aaron Dmitri Buten 69 Tasman Highway , BICHENO, 7215 Special 6-Dec-07 

Barilla Bay Sharyn Harvey 1388 Tasman Highway , CAMBRIDGE, 7170 Special 13-Dec-07 

The Conservatory Bruce Hamilton Pidler 20 Mary Street , CYGNET, 7112 Special 15-Dec-07 

Bay of Fires Winery Corey Leigh Eric Baker Baxters Road , PIPERS RIVER, 7252 Special 19-Dec-07 

Wok & Grill Duc Thang Nguyen 313 Wellington Street , SOUTH LAUNCESTON, 7249 Special 26-Dec-07 

11. 

LIQuoR LICENCES ISSUED 

CAT. 

dATE 

PREMISES NAME LICENSEE LOCATION OF LICENCE ISSUED 

Port Sorell Golf Club Bruce Alan Walters Boulevarde , SHEARWATER, 7307 Club 26-Sep-07 

Cove Bar & Restaurant Adrienne Stewart 2 Ferry Boulevard , GEORGE TOWN, 7253 General 5-Nov-07 

Channel Court Liquor Peter Behrakis Shops 17 & 18, Channel Court Shopping Centre, , KINGSTON, 7050 Off 7-Sep-07 

South Riana Bottle Shop Natalie Morton 1705 Pine Road , SOUTH RIANA, 7316 Off 11-Sep-07 

Arthurs Lake Bottleshop Helen Alma Stevenson 34 Arthurs Lake Road , ARTHURS LAKE, 7030 Off 7-Nov-07 

The Quaff & Gobble Neale Wayne Gillett 22C Marine Terrace , BURNIE, 7320 Off 30-Nov-07 

Rieno’s Michael Rex Rienits 12 Cattley Street , BURNIE, 7320 On 26-Jul-07 

ONBA Coffee House / Supper Club Richard Lawrie Hues 301 Elizabeth Street , NORTH HOBART, 7000 On 17-Aug-07 

Flamingos Dance Bar Gary Ian Quilliam 1st Flr, 251 Liverpool Street , HOBART, 7000 On 24-Sep-07 

West Park Oval Stephen Robert Hite Bass Highway , PARKLANDS, 7320 On 1-Oct-07 

Lake St Clair Wilderness Resort Andrew Alexander McKenzie Lake St Clair , LAKE ST CLAIR, 7140 On 25-Oct-07 

Stage Door - The Cafe Russell William Jarvis 254 Mount Street , BURNIE, 7320 On-Restaurant 1-Jul-07 

Coast Cafe Gregory John Wood 49 Tasman Highway , ORFORD, 7190 On-Restaurant 12-Jul-07 

Salt Cafe Restaurant Fish Ibraham Assi Shop 4, Moonah Central Shopping Centre 110 Main Rd , MOONAH, 7009 On-Restaurant 12-Jul-07 

Timeless Way - The John Hilary Daly 33 Hunter Street , HOBART, 7000 On-Restaurant 13-Jul-07 

Cafe 100 James Dugald Hamilton 100 High Street , CAMPBELL TOWN, 7210 On-Restaurant 20-Jul-07 

Split Cafe Restaurant Nada Mihelcic 100a Main Road , MOONAH, 7009 On-Restaurant 18-Aug-07 

Chameleon Susan Gay Seville 519 Old Forcett Road , DODGES FERRY, 7173 On-Restaurant 26-Sep-07 

Smolt Scott Andrew McMurray 2 Salamanca Square , HOBART, 7000 On-Restaurant 17-Oct-07 

Lachlan Store Yvonne Glenda Hogan 518 Lachlan Road , LACHLAN, 7140 On-Restaurant 2-Nov-07 

Centurion Peter David Bulte Western Ferry Pontoon , DEVONPORT, 7310 Special 14-Nov-07 

Richmond Wine Centre Mark Black 27 Bridge Street , RICHMOND, 7025 Special 13-Jul-07 

Port Huon Trading Post Kellie Jane Eaton 4478 Main Raod , PORT HUON, 7116 Special 13-Jul-07 

Launceston Airport Cafe Husamettin Firat Launceston Airport Evandale Road , WESTERN JUNCTION, 7212 Special 25-Jul-07 

Ashgrove Cheese Jane Frances Bennett 6173 Bass Highway , ELIZABETH TOWN, 7304 Special 27-Jul-07 

Raw - The Natural Food Store Diane Margaret Cox 118 King Street , SANDY BAY, 7005 Special 27-Jul-07 

Fine Drop Ryan James O’Malley 38/B Sunderland Street , MOONAH, 7009 Special 27-Jul-07 

Delish Fine Foods Ann Brakey Shop 3, 36 Main Road , WIVENHOE, 7320 Special 31-Aug-07 

Redbanks Fish & Field Lindsay Charles White 276 Masons Road , NUGENT, 7172 Special 1-Sep-07 

Quamby Estate & Country Club Serge de Kantzow 1145 Westwood Road , HAGLEY, 7292 Special 4-Sep-07 

MountainView Meadery Peter Michael Green 42 Ruth Drive , LENAH VALLEY, 7008 Special 23-Sep-07 

The Boat House Cafe Suzanne Dykstra The Esplanade , HUONVILLE, 7109 Special 25-Sep-07 

Bass & Flinders Centre Donald George Mackrill 8 Elizabeth Street , GEORGE TOWN, 7253 Special 29-Sep-07 

Gourmet 2 Go Devonport Trudi Maree Beveridge Shop 5/103 Oldaker Street , DEVONPORT, 7310 Special 18-Oct-07 

Aurora Stadium - Operations Office Robert Dominic Groenewegen 6A Invermay Road , INVERMAY, 7248 Special 22-Oct-07 

The Trevallyn Grocer Marcus George Douglas 1 Osbourne Avenue , TREVALLYN, 7250 Special 14-Nov-07 

York Town French Bakery & Cafe Helen Lynette Donnerborg Shop 14 York Town Square , LAUNCESTON, 7250 Special 1-Dec-07 

Reek-Ma-Lane Elizabeth Carol Chessor 44 Acton Court , ACTON PARK, 7170 Special 12-Dec-07 

Merlot Cafe & Restaurant Layland Kay Webb Shop 2, 4 Quinlan Crescent , SHEARWATER, 7307 Special 28-Jul-07 

Me Wah Restaurant Stephen Tso Suite 16 Magnet Court Sandy Bay Road , SANDY BAY, 7005 Special 16-Aug-07 

Indian Empire Restaurant Sachin Bhardwaj 64 George Street , LAUNCESTON, 7250 Special 28-Sep-07 

The Welsh Dragon Tearooms Yvonne Jenkins 10 Burton Street , HILLWOOD, 7252 Special 28-Sep-07 

Lake Barrington Garden Cafe Karen Ella Charleston 314 Lake Barrington Road , WILMOT, 7310 Special 29-Sep-07 

Orizuru Sushi Bar Shigeyuki Hatano Grd Floor, Mures Fish Centre Victoia Dock , HOBART, 7000 Special 12-Oct-07 

Cafe Zeta Kathryn Mary Bramich 20 Gilbert Street , LATROBE, 7307 Special 5-Dec-07 

Taco Villa Catherine Mary Rawson Shop 4 103 Oldaker Street , DEVONPORT, 7310 Special 5-Dec-07 

Pear Ridge Serge Maurice Christian Lerable 1683 Channel Highway , MARGATE, 7054 Special 10-Dec-07 

Paesano Pizza and Pasta Domenic Fraraccio 108 Lansdowne Crescent , WEST HOBART, 7000 Special 12-Dec-07 

Dome Coffee Sandy Bay Paul Peter De Candia 48 King Street , SANDY BAY, 7005 Special 15-Dec-07 

Iron Pot Coffee Lounge Kathleen Maree Purser Shop 2 3120 South Arm Road , SOUTH ARM, 7022 Special 19-Dec-07 

Mermaid Cafe Shane William Procter Ferry Terminal 81 Ferry Road , KETTERING, 7155 Special 24-Dec-07 

LIQ Distributors Heather Ann Wiggers 22A Serre Road , KINGSTON, 7050 Special 3-Sep-07 

Lenah Game & Gourmet Thomas John Kelly 315 Georgetown Road , ROCHERLEA, 7248 Special 1-Dec-07 

Silk Hill Vineyard Gavin Gregory Scott 33 Deviot Road , ROBIGANA, 7275 Special 10-Aug-07 

Rosevears Vineyard Cellar Door Andrew James Gordon Pirie 1a Waldhorn Drive , ROSEVEARS, 7277 Special 7-Sep-07 

Goaty Hill Vineyard Natasha Lynne Nieuwhof Auburn Road , KAYENA, 7270 Special 1-Dec-07 

Sinapius Vineyard Vaughn Edward Dell 111 Archers Road , HILLWOOD, 7252 Special 3-Dec-07 

Two Bud Spur Vineyard Karen Joy Miller 1033 Woodbridge Hill Road , GARDNERS BAY, 7112 Special 10-Dec-07 

The Foodstore Bellerive Paul Christopher Stone 19 Clarence Street , BELLERIVE, 7018 Special 12-Dec-07 

St Imre Vineyard Paul Molnar 6900 Huon Highway , DOVER, 7117 Special 17-Dec-07 

Eaglehawk Cafe & Guesthouse Christina Wolfe 5131 Arthur Highway , EAGLEHAWK NECK, 7179 Special 21-Dec-07 

ISSUE 1 VOLUME 4 SUMMER 2008 LIQUOR AND GAMING REVIEW 

Flying Colours 27215 Summer 08

Liquor and Gaming Review - Department of Treasury and Finance

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