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REGULATORS CIRCLE AS ALH INVESTIGATION FINDS IMPROPRIETY

An internal investigation mandated by Woolworths senior management regarding ALH gaming practices has already prompted dismissals, and is key to ongoing investigations by regulators in three states. Earlier this year accusations emerged through the office of Tasmanian independent MP Andrew Wilkie that the 75 per cent Woolworths-owned ALH was engaging in questionable acts to try […]

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KINSELAS BREAK-IN LEAVES BANDIT SORE AND SORRY

Crime / Clyde Mooney

Sydney’s Kinselas was victim to a criminal mastermind, orchestrating a cunning entry into the Darlinghurst pub and making off with a bag of convenient booty. NSW Police report CCTV footage (below) caught a man around 4am yesterday (10 July) using what appeared to be a car jack to attempt to smash the front door of

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MAN CHARGED OVER GLASSING AT GOLD COAST PUB

In the Courts / Clyde Mooney

A young man has been charged with grievous bodily harm after reportedly assaulting another man with a glass in a Gold Coast hotel over the weekend. Police report that around 1am on Saturday (7 July) at the Coolangatta Hotel, a 34-year-old man is believed to have asked a woman dancing to stop bumping into him.

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BOUNCER JAILED FOR INJURING BANNED ABUSIVE PATRON

In the Courts / Clyde Mooney

A pub bouncer is appealing his conviction and sentencing for assault occasioning actual bodily harm, in relation to injuries inflicted on a banned patron. Joseph Tulikaki was employed at a hotel in Orange as a responsible service of alcohol (RSA) marshal. Around 1am on 21 October Tulikaki confronted a patron that had been barred from the

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BUDGET BRINGS BENEFITS FOR PUBS

Regulations / Clyde Mooney

The new budget set down this week by the NSW Government brings some respite for publicans, with an incentive toward on-site betting, and cuts to payroll tax. Beginning 1 January 2019, any punter placing an online bet within NSW will pay a 10 per cent ‘Point of Consumption Tax’ (PoCT). The tax applies regardless of

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POLICE SEEK GANG OVER BRAWL IN WERRIBEE PUB

Crime / Clyde Mooney

Police have appealed to the public in identifying five men wanted for questioning in relation to a brawl at ALH’s Commercial Hotel in Werribee on 9 June. Victoria Police report investigators were told a group of men entered the sports bar around 4pm on the Saturday and quickly armed themselves with pool cues and even

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MAN STABBED WITH BUTTER KNIFE AT BONDI PUB

Crime, Legal / Clyde Mooney

Police are endeavouring to locate a man that stabbed another man at popular Bondi Beach pub Ravesis on Saturday night. Two men became involved in an argument outside the hotel around 9:30pm, and it is alleged one of the pair picked up a butter knife and stabbed the other, inflicting wounds to his chest and

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PUB GUARD ASSAILANT LETS LOOSE IN COURT

1 Comment / In the Courts / Clyde Mooney

A “changed man” fronting Wollongong District Court on Friday for a serious assault on a pub security guard became engaged and threw furniture when sentenced to prison. Jesse John Rose and friend Jaye Pearson were captured on CCTV at a Shellharbour hotel on the evening of 21 May, 2016. Pearson reportedly began aggravating another patron,

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