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Police patrol pubs to stem alcohol-fuelled violence

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Police throughout Queensland will patrol inside pubs and nightclubs to clamp down on rising levels of alcohol-related violence and injury.

Assault culprits caught on camera escape arrest

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Queensland police are calling for ID scanners at all late-night licensed venues, saying it will lead to a significant reduction in violent assaults.

Parents told to make schoolies drink wise or pay the fine

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Parents are being warned they could be fined or sued for condoning underage drinking binges at Schoolies parties they host.

Venues face bans as glassing hit record levels

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Venues open to 5am are all considered at risk of glassings and will all have to introduce shatter-proof glassware such as acrylic or plastic.

The State Government this week announced t

Pubs want harsher penalties for violence

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Angry pub and club owners say heavy drinkers must face harsher penalties and that responsibility for alcohol-fuelled violence should extend beyond nightspots.

The licensees believe they are

Licensees warn club lockout fuels violence

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The most hyped measure to reduce alcohol-fuelled violence on Queensland streets have been labelled a failure by the bar owners who are forced to lock their doors every night.

Full strength grog faces axe in bid to curb violence

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Drinkers face an unprecedented crackdown, including bans on glass and full strength beer, as Queensland struggles with a spiralling rate of alcohol fuelling violence and crime.

The State Gov

Alcohol sponsor ban to cost Australian sport $300m

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Australia's premier sporting codes would be stripped of up to $300 million a year in alcohol sponsorship under a radical blueprint to fight disease and help people live longer.

Hotels in rush to sign up workers

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EMPLOYERS have struck 40 non-union workplace deals covering 5000 luxury-hotel employees over the past six weeks as companies rush to lock out unions before the introduction of new industrial relati