Department of Enterprise, Investment and Trade media releases

Requiring patrons to walk through a gaming room to leave a south Sydney hotel has seen its licensee prosecuted, convicted, and fined.

Liquor & Gaming NSW compliance officers have headed to the snowfields to help venues prepare for the opening of the snow season this weekend.

FRIDAY*, Gemma Navarrete and Yellowline have been named as the recipients of the 2024 Generations - Western Sydney Music (Early Career) Fellowship, giving these talented up-and-coming solo artists and collectives the support, expert guidance and platform to help amplify their careers.

Creating safer and more vibrant communities was top of the agenda at the annual NSW Liquor Accords Forum in Newcastle yesterday.

Audiences of all ages, from every corner of the state, will enjoy unforgettable experiences when 17 outstanding performing arts productions and cultural programs head out on tour, thanks to Create NSW’s Regional Arts Touring 2023/24 fund.

Audiences across the state will soon have access to 131 creative projects and programs that showcase the exceptional calibre of talent and imagination of NSW’s creative industries.

The former licensee of a Newcastle hotel has been banned from holding a liquor licence for two years after an intoxicated patron was served the equivalent of more than 35 standard drinks.

Newcastle, Central Coast and Wollongong districts looking to boost their night-time economy will soon be able to take advantage of Office of the 24-Hour Economy Commissioner programs and initiatives. 

Nominations are now open for the 2024 Premier’s NSW Export Awards celebrating businesses that are thriving in international markets and showcasing the best of NSW innovation, ingenuity, and quality on the global stage.  

Liquor & Gaming NSW is urging licensed venues across the state to plan ahead and have proper measures in place to ensure safe and responsible Anzac Day commemorations.