If you want to sell or supply alcohol, you must hold a current alcohol licence. Apply for a licence or renew or change an existing licence.
All licensed premises must display their alcohol licence next to the main entrance of the building. This will include their trading hours. All applications for alcohol licences (new, renewal, and variations) need to be notified via public notice.
If you are a developer, building owner or prospective tenant and need to know about alcohol and food licensing and compliance for hospitality use, refer to our step by step guide [PDF, 1.4 MB].
Discuss your proposed new premises with Alcohol Licensing Inspectors before applying for any new licence applications or variation to a licence.
All licensed premises must have a Certificate of Compliance.
Allows the new owner of a licensed premise to trade on an existing licence until they obtain a new licence in their own name.
Required to file your application for a new premises licence or variation application.
Allows the sale and supply of alcohol for drinking at the specified licensed premises.
Allows the sale and delivery of alcohol for drinking off the premises and the supply of complimentary samples of alcohol on the premises.
Allows a club to sell alcohol for drinking on club premises to its members and their guests.
Temporarily extends the hours or the area of premises currently licensed, or licences one-off events where alcohol will be present.
Step-by-step guide to what happens when you apply for an alcohol licence.
To renew your alcohol licence you must apply at least 20 days before it expires
Some changes to your business may need a variation to your licence conditions.
Age limits for people allowed at licensed premises.