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NSW liquor retailers argue against 'discriminatory' Anzac Day trading laws
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insideretail.com.auNSW liquor retailers argue against 'discriminatory' Anzac Day trading laws
Liquor retailers are calling the NSW Government to address the “discriminatory and anti-competitive” trading laws that will take effect during Anzac Day. For the second year running, around 80 per cent of packaged liquor retailers across the state will have to close on Anzac Day. Other liquor licence categories, including hotels, clubs, bars, restaurants and cafes, will be permitted to trade and sell takeaway alcohol. According to Retail Drinks…
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