Restrictions on Drinking by Region

The Department of Justice introduced alcohol restrictions in public areas, including parks and recreational areas, throughout regional towns and city centres during 2007 and 2008.  Generally, public drinking restrictions form part of a community Alcohol Management Plan that incorporates alcohol supply, demand and harm reduction measures.

See below to find out about the alcohol restrictions that apply in your area:

Alice Springs

Fact Sheets

• Fact Sheet 1 - declared restricted areas
• Fact Sheet 2 - events and functions
• Fact Sheet 3 - background to decision
• Fact Sheet 4 - penalties
• Fact Sheet 5 - restricted premises, how to apply

General Information

• Alcohol in Alice Springs - Postcard

Darwin

Fact Sheets

• Drinking in Public in Darwin
• Alcohol in Darwin - events, functions and festivals

General Information

• Drinking in Public in Darwin - Poster
• Alcohol in Darwin - Postcard

Katherine

Fact Sheets

• No Drinking in Public in Katherine
• Events and Functions in Katherine
• The Katherine Liquor Supply Plan

General Information

• Alcohol in Katherine - Postcard
• Photo ID System
• Katherine Alcohol Management Plan

Tennant Creek

Fact Sheets

• No Drinking in Public in Tennant Creek
• Events and Functions in Tennant Creek
• The Tennant Creek Liquor Supply Plan

General Information

• Alcohol rules for Tennant Creek
• Alcohol in Tennant Creek - Postcard
  

Mataranka

Fact Sheets

• No Drinking in Public in Mataranka
• Events and Functions in Mataranka
• The Katherine Region Liquor Supply Plan

General Information

• Photo ID System
• Alcohol in Mataranka - Postcard

East Arnhem

Fact Sheet

 

• Liquor Permit Fact Sheet
• Alcohol in East Arnhem Fact Sheet

General Information

• Liquor Permit Application - East Arnhem
• Liquor Permit Application - Groote Eylandt
• Alcohol in East Arnhem - Postcard