A new Queensland liquor licence, tailor-made for artisan distillers and craft brewers will commence in May 2021. The new licence type is called a Commercial Other (Artisan Producer) Licence and seeks to support the development of the Queensland artisanal liquor industry.
The $200 million development by Henzell Property Group is one of the largest private developments on the Sunshine Coast. Project Urban is pleased to provide town planning and liquor licensing services for the mixed use project.
Ordinarily liquor licences for cafes and restaurants only allow for the consumption of alcohol on the premises with the sale of food. However, given the COVID-19 restrictions and requirements for cafes and restaurants to close their seated dining areas, the QLD and NSW Liquor & Gaming regulators have some very welcome news. Cafes and restaurants…
It’s… 3 weeks to Melbourne Cup 10 weeks to Christmas 11 weeks to New Year 15 weeks to Australia Day Did you know you need a liquor licence for…
The Grand Hotel in Biggenden is indeed a grand old lady. Built in 1943 after the original burnt down, first time hoteliers Vance & Kerry Shaw took the reins in 2017.Since then they have set about breathing new life into the old girl making her a popular and thriving family pub. However, before they could…
Food and beverage services across the country are in a growth phase and demand for our liquor licensing services has never been greater. Due to customer demand, we’ve extended our service beyond Queensland, and we are now assisting clients in New South Wales, Northern Territory and Canberra. Over the past 12 months, enquiries for liquor…
Project Urban provides a full range of liquor licensing services. With the recent passing of the “Tackling Alcohol-Fuelled Violence Legislation Amendment Bill 2015” a number of changes will come into effect.