Department of Justice 2008/09
Department of Justice 2008/09
Report to the Minister for Racing, Gaming and Licensing
Contents
Department of Justice 2008/09 Report to the Minister for Racing, Gaming and Licensing .......... 1
Executive Summary ................................................................................................................ 2
Gambling ................................................................................................................................ 4
Highlights 2008-2009 .......................................................................................................... 4
Future Activity ..................................................................................................................... 4
Community Gaming Machines ............................................................................................ 4
Community Benefit Fund ...................................................................................................... 16
Community Benefit Fund Summary ................................................................................... 16
Small grants issued by region ........................................................................................... 17
Vehicle gifts and long term loan approvals ........................................................................ 17
Community Support Contributions – Licensed Clubs ......................................................... 18
Casinos ............................................................................................................................. 20
Lotteries ............................................................................................................................ 22
Racing ............................................................................................................................... 24
Gambling Research Officer ............................................................................................... 26
Gambling Research........................................................................................................... 27
Alcohol Management ............................................................................................................ 28
Highlights 2008/09............................................................................................................. 28
Research and Policy Evaluation ........................................................................................ 28
Regional and Local Plans responsive to local alcohol-related harms and environments .... 28
Improved systems of regulation and compliance ............................................................... 28
Supply ............................................................................................................................... 29
Harm Reduction ................................................................................................................ 29
Demand ............................................................................................................................ 29
Key Directions 2009-10 ..................................................................................................... 29
Policy and supply measures .............................................................................................. 29
Alcohol Consumption ............................................................................................................ 30
Northern Territory .............................................................................................................. 31
Darwin City ........................................................................................................................ 32
Palmerston City ................................................................................................................. 34
Katherine........................................................................................................................... 36
Tennant Creek .................................................................................................................. 38
Alice Springs ..................................................................................................................... 40
Nhulunbuy ......................................................................................................................... 41
‘Alcopops’ Tax ................................................................................................................... 43
Liquor Licensing ................................................................................................................ 45
ID Takeaway Liquor System.............................................................................................. 46
Electronic Liquor Permit System........................................................................................ 46
Licensing .............................................................................................................................. 50
Employee Licensing - Cumulative Total............................................................................. 50
APPENDIX A ........................................................................................................................ 52
Community Gaming Machines - Previous Years ............................................................... 52
APPENDIX B ........................................................................................................................ 60
APPENDIX C ........................................................................................................................ 75
Liquor Licences – NT Licensing Commission .................................................................... 75
Department of Business
2008/09 Report to the Minister for Racing, Gaming and Licensing
Executive Summary
This report contains statistical data relating to the Department of Justice’s (DoJ) racing, gaming
and licensing operations. The data and information contained in this report consolidates
information provided in the 2008/09 annual reports for the Department, Northern Territory
Treasury, Community Benefit Fund and the Northern Territory Licensing Commission, as well as
supplementing those reports.
DoJ has identified five strategic directions reflecting its intended outcomes in Making Justice
Relevant. The strategic directions are:
 Play a lead role in developing safer communities.
 Develop and maintain a sustainable organisation.
 Protect and promote the rights of the vulnerable and disadvantaged.
 Influence responsible economic and social development.
 Enhance Indigenous outcomes.
The Licensing, Regulation and Alcohol Strategy division (LRAS) in DoJ administers and
enforces the Northern Territory regulatory regimes for gambling, liquor, kava, tobacco, escorts
and private security. The division also has responsibility for licensing under the Consumer
Affairs and Fair Trading Act, Agents Licensing Act and the Prostitution Regulation Act.
 LRAS provides support to the following independent statutory authorities:
 Northern Territory Licensing Commission;
 Northern Territory Racing Commission;
 Real Estate Agents Licensing Board; and
 Agents Licensing Fidelity Guarantee Fund.
Responsible regulatory management is demonstrated by the following achievements:
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introduction of a Territory-wide cap on the number of community gaming machines;
establishment of a 1800 National Gaming Helpline;
the introduction of Responsible Service of Alcohol training in the hospitality industry;
continuing to maintain a moratorium on new takeaway liquor licences; and
a decrease in the supply of pure alcohol – 18 per cent in Alice Springs, 10 per cent in
Katherine and 0.3 per cent across the NT.
In 2008/09 the Alcohol Strategy unit was established within LRAS. This unit is responsible for
delivering a broad range of strategic outcomes related to alcohol management.
This unit takes a leadership role in coordinating a whole of government approach to reducing
alcohol-related harms. Its role includes:
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facilitating partnerships and strategic alliances, both within government and externally, to
reduce alcohol-related harms;
developing and supporting the ongoing management of Alcohol Management Plans. The
unit has recently been funded to develop Alcohol Management Plans in remote
townships;
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commissioning evidence-based research on alcohol-related harms and on interventions
to address alcohol harms;
developing a comprehensive demand reduction strategy; leading work on social
marketing and community education to change community attitudes and behaviour in
relation to alcohol consumption; and
overseeing community alcohol management and engagement systems such as permit
committees and Alcohol Reference Groups.
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The directions for 2009/10 include:
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Closing the Gap of Indigenous Disadvantage – A Generational Plan of Action identified
the need for gambling education and awareness. A total of $250 000 per annum until
2011/12
 has been allocated for projects that promote awareness of the dangers of gambling and
strategies to address them.
 Remote Community Education, Community Safety and Wellbeing Project to be delivered
in up to 10 remote communities, with specific strategies to address alcohol-related harm.
 An integrated licensing system will be developed and implemented for regulators based
in the Department of Justice.
Greg Shanahan
Chief Executive Officer
2 November 2009
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Gambling
Highlights 2008-2009
Changes to the taxation payable on community gaming machines were introduced effective
from 1 January 2009. The changes brought about a significant reduction in the tax obligations of
clubs and hotels in the Territory.
The 2008/09 year also saw the introduction of a Territory-wide cap on the number of community
gaming machines able to be operated. The cap of 1190 machines was based on the number of
machines that had already been approved for operation as at the day of the announcement.
In partnership with the Australian Government and other jurisdictions through the Ministerial
Council on Gambling, a 1800 National Gambling Helpline was implemented. Calls to the
number in the NT are automatically diverted to the Territory’s gambling helpline.
In July 2008, the Australian Government announced it had requested the Productivity
Commission to conduct an Inquiry into Australia’s Gambling Industries. A whole of Northern
Territory Government submission was made to the Inquiry.
The results from the Productivity Commission’s Inquiry into Australia’s Gambling Industries,
expected at the end of 2009, are also likely to impact on the national gambling workplan and
ultimately, Territory gambling policy.
Future Activity
The development of a scheme to manage gaming machine entitlements in the Northern
Territory is a priority for the 2009/10 year. A mechanism whereby gaming machine operating
approvals can be traded between venues within the existing Territory-wide cap will form part of
these developments.
As a member of the Ministerial Council on Gambling, the Northern Territory is working on a
number of issues to develop consistent approaches to reduce gambling-related harms. Current
areas of work include:
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access to cash and pre-commitment tools;
electronic gaming machine consumer protection;
responsible gambling environments;
determinants of behaviour of problem gamblers;
prevention and early intervention strategies for those at risk of problem gambling; and
harm minimisation measures for interactive gambling.
Community Gaming Machines
Table 1: Northern Territory Community Gaming Machine Performance in Clubs, 2008/09
Club Venue
Number of
Turnover $
*Gross Profit Gaming Tax
Community
Machines
$
$
Benefit Levy
$
Alice Springs
Golf Club
7
337 036
33 697
4 350
-
Alice Springs
Memorial
Club
45
19 743 385
2 029 537
586 048
-
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Club Venue
Number of
Machines
Turnover $
*Gross Profit
$
Gaming Tax
$
Community
Benefit Levy
$
Alice Springs
RSL Club
24
5 322 071
571 939
123 614
-
Alyangula
Golf Club
8
956 408
112 653
17 494
-
Alyangula
Recreation
Club
15
10 291 644
1 149 368
286 226
-
Arnhem Club
44
51 849 086
5 110 078
1 883 734
-
Casuarina All
Sports Club
45
73 378 004
7 366 736
2 852 066
-
Cazalys
Palmerston
Club Inc
45
65 876 392
6 328 898
2 406 730
-
Darwin Bowls
& Social Club
3
151 240
22 335
2 883
-
Darwin Golf
Club
13
1 670 760
209 546
39 007
-
Darwin North
Sub Branch
RSL
6
381 143
52 083
6 938
-
Darwin RSL
Club
30
12 708 566
1 293 336
327 745
-
Darwin
Rugby
League Club
5
36 823
2 531
339
-
Darwin
Sailing Club
10
692 436
72 789
10 263
-
Darwin Trailer
Boat Club
10
2 141 331
227 103
43 227
-
Federal
Sports Club
10
1 878 767
229 015
43 467
-
Gillen Club Alice Springs
45
25 594 217
2 400 623
728 708
-
Gove Country
Golf Club
12
1 116 567
123 964
20 845
-
Humpty Doo
& Rural Area
Golf Club
10
1 468 759
177 273
31 632
-
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Club Venue
Number of
Machines
Turnover $
*Gross Profit
$
Gaming Tax
$
Community
Benefit Levy
$
Jabiru Sports
& Social Club
17
4 365 324
433 740
93 210
-
Katherine
Club
45
22 785 016
2 528 449
784 193
-
Katherine
Country Club
35
22 099 928
2 155 428
642 850
-
Katherine
Sports &
Recreation
Club
19
7 000 247
749 793
169 762
-
Nightcliff
Sports Club
22
17 971 512
1 808 780
499 325
-
Palmerston
Golf &
Country Club
21
4 378 675
520 554
110 897
-
Palmerston
Sports Club
45
65 777 905
6 461 623
2 463 682
-
PINT Club
24
8 845 332
968 894
227 509
-
RAOB Club
16
8 211 731
936 050
227 891
-
Sporties Club
14
2 771 440
328 220
66 195
-
St Mary’s
Football
Sporting &
Social Club
30
7 960 339
882 712
209 783
-
Tennant
Creek
Bowling Club
4
57 839
9 345
1 211
-
Tennant
Creek
Memorial
Club
25
16 675 767
1 836 596
517 154
-
Tracey
Village Social
& Sports Club
45
57 330 755
5 472 316
2 039 171
-
Total
749
$521 826 446
$52 606 002
$17 468 151
-
* While this column is titled ‘Gross Profit’ the figure actually represents the net loss by players. It
represents the revenue flow from gaming machine operations to the venue.
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Table 2: Northern Territory Community Gaming Machine Performance in Hotels, 2008/09
Hotel Venue
Number of
Turnover $
*Gross Profit Gaming Tax Community
Machines
$
$
Benefit Levy
Turnover $
$
Aileron
Roadhouse
4
305 466
31 074
9 253
3 107
Airport Hotel
10
10 005 636
987 839
324 400
98 784
Barkly
Homestead
5
575 409
73 349
23 593
7 335
Beachfront
Hotel
10
10 113 577
1 049 736
337 781
104 974
Corroboree
Park Tavern
10
1 159 536
122 327
33 038
12 233
Crossways
Hotel
10
3 363 824
431 140
134 770
43 114
Deck Bar
(The)
10
3 923 899
385 950
128 712
38 595
Ducks Nuts
Bar & Grill
10
3 007 817
269 405
67 664
26 940
Fox Ale House
(The)
10
2 600 417
241 532
71 982
24 153
Frontier Hotel
10
13 236 080
1 205 095
399 273
120 510
Gapview
Resort Hotel
10
3 204 250
316 084
98 701
31 608
Globetrotters
Lodge
10
1 267 703
136 240
39 457
13 624
Goldfields
Hotel
8
4 396 265
545 273
179 022
54 527
Heavitree Gap
Tavern
10
2 872 184
344 960
106 592
34 496
Hibiscus
Tavern
10
15 020 627
1 494 800
504 003
149 480
Hidden Valley
Tavern
10
4 279 910
456 248
149 139
45 625
Howard
Springs
Tavern
10
10 091 663
1 022 429
329 889
102 243
Humpty Doo
Hotel
10
11 610 708
1 202 189
397 924
120 219
Humpty Doo
Tavern
10
13 161 295
1 476 280
500 872
147 628
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Hotel Venue
Number of
Machines
Turnover $
Turnover $
*Gross Profit
$
Gaming Tax
$
Community
Benefit Levy
$
Katherine
Hotel
10
5 912 266
661 041
216 197
66 104
Kitty O’Shea’s
10
5 912 225
643 206
206 437
64 321
Litchfield Hotel 10
2 937 382
305 695
78 326
30 569
Mataranka
Hotel
10
1 598 814
196 003
57 943
19 600
Monsoons
10
5 679 410
546 750
176 643
54 675
Noonamah
Tavern
10
3 791 450
404 998
127 543
40 500
Palmerston
Tavern
10
7 789 429
822 788
269 124
82 279
Parap Tavern
10
13 711 675
1 531 961
515 686
153 196
Pine Creek
Hotel
10
2 981 059
429 698
136 905
42 970
Plaza Karama
Tavern
10
12 973 772
1 204 305
394 978
120 430
Rum Jungle
Motor Inn
10
856 223
100 929
31 700
10 093
Rum Jungle
Tavern
10
4 263 496
516 166
166 981
51 617
Shenannigans
Irish Pub
10
5 724 549
545 947
166 745
54 595
Squires
Tavern
10
5 634 403
612 487
205 179
61 249
Tennant
Creek Hotel
10
3 324 408
428 079
139 433
42 808
The Archrival
& Nirvana
Restaurant
10
6 424 180
626 809
198 250
62 681
The Cavenagh
10
6 044 017
596 640
196 310
59 664
Threeways
Roadhouse
-
494 064
57 929
19 739
5 793
Timber Creek
Wayside Inn
4
929 961
133 427
40 737
13 343
Todd Tavern
10
4 572 507
598 252
190 683
59 825
Top End Hotel
10
5 123 606
446 662
152 238
44 666
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Hotel Venue
Number of
Machines
Turnover $
Turnover $
*Gross Profit
$
Gaming Tax
$
Community
Benefit Levy
$
Town &
Country
Tavern
10
562 820
50 130
9 485
5 013
Victoria Hotel Darwin
10
9 432 141
952 502
313 212
95 250
Virginia
Tavern
10
4 213 710
535 448
175 210
53 545
Walkabout
Tavern
10
5 889 109
636 020
203 142
63 602
Winnellie
Hotel
10
6 155 806
669 573
223 087
66 957
Yulara
Residents
Club
3
92 026
13 796
5 031
1 380
Total
424
$247 220 773
$26 059 190
$8 453 010
$2 605 919
* While this column is titled ‘Gross Profit’ to reflect the Act’s defined term, the figure actually
represents the net loss by players. It represents the revenue flow from gaming machine
operations to the venue.
Table 3: Northern Territory Community Gaming Machine Performance, Summary for
2008/09
Venue
Number of
Turnover $
Gross Profit $ Gaming Tax $ Community
Machines
Benefit Levy $
Turnover $
Clubs
749 521
826 446
52 606 002
17 468 151
-
Hotels
424
247 220 773
26 059 190
8 453 010
2 605 919
Total
1 173
$769 047 219
$78 665 192
$25 921 161
$2 605 919
Source: Northern Territory Department of Justice and NT TAB
Note: Gaming tax is the amount generated in period specified, not the amount received
Chart 1: Number of Machines
Northern Territory Community Gaming Machine Performance Summary for financial years
2006/07, 2007/08 and 2008/09 Number of Machines
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Chart 2: Turnover
Northern Territory Community Gaming Machine Performance Summary for financial years
2006/07, 2007/08 and 2008/09 Turnover ($)
Chart 3: Gross Profit ($)
Northern Territory Community Gaming Machine Performance Summary for financial years
2006/07, 2007/08 and 2008/09 * Gross Profit ($)
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* Gross profit actually represents the net loss by players. It represents revenue flow from
gaming machine operations to the venue.
Details for 2006/07 and 2007/08 community gaming machines are at Appendix A.
Chart 4: Gaming Tax
Northern Territory Community Gaming Machine Performance Summary for financial years
2006/07, 2007/08 and 2008/09 Gaming Tax ($)
Chart 5: Community Benefit Levy
Northern Territory Community Gaming Machine Performance Summary for financial years
2006/07, 2007/08 and 2008/09 Community Benefit Levy ($)
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Table 4: Northern Territory Community Gaming Machine Performance, Summary by
Region 2006/07
Region
Number
Turnover $
Gross
Gaming Tax Community
of
Profit $
$
Benefit Levy $
Machines
Alice Springs
162
53 997 734
5 680 183
1 780 074
121 786
Darwin
395
243 779 604
25 723 298
9 759 304
1 067 623
Nhulunbuy
67
61 249 978
6 352 460
2 449 865
103 731
NT –
Remainder
271
104 327 369
11 600 882
4 058 499
564 921
Palmerston
122
115 299 936
11 776 409
4 434 784
62 923
Tennant Creek
65
23 224 417
2 572 396
801 581
65 634
Total
1 082
$601 879 038
$63 705 628 $23 284 106
$1 986 618
Source: Northern Territory Department of Justice and NT TAB
Note: Gaming tax is the amount generated in period specified, not the amount received
Table 5: Northern Territory Community Gaming Machine Performance, Summary by
Region 2007/08
Region
Number of
Turnover $
Gross Profit $ Gaming Tax Community
Machines
$
Benefit Levy
$
Alice
Springs
162
59 628 145
6 180 793
1 985 642
119 187
Darwin
449
290 733 861
29 856 748
11 403 581
1 255 502
Nhulunbuy
67
60 796 784
6 066 139
2 330 102
94 611
NT –
Remainder
291
124 154 847
13 680 617
4 883 484
686 760
Palmerston
132
137 957 631
13 502 342
5 177 153
105 579
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Region
Number of
Machines
Turnover $
Gross Profit $
Gaming Tax
$
Community
Benefit Levy
$
Tennant
Creek
65
25 165 448
2 776 958
904 121
91 213
Total
1 166
$698 436 716
$72 063 598
$26 684 082
$2 352 852
Source: Northern Territory Department of Justice and NT TAB
Note: Gaming tax is the amount generated in period specified, not the amount received
Table 6: Northern Territory Community Gaming Machine Performance, Summary by
Region 2008/09
Region
Number of
Turnover $
Gross
Gaming Tax Community
Machines
Profit $
$
Benefit Levy $
Alice
Springs
171
64 087 237
6 574 239
1 891 647
130 943
Darwin
449
331 327 242
33 292 086
11 059 075
1 397 688
Nhulunbuy
66
58 854 763
5 870 062
2 107 722
63 602
NT –
Remainder
295
137 305 678
15 020 620
4 511 017
771 392
Palmerston
131
150 246 581
14 760 672
5 448 684
144 960
Tennant
Creek
61
27 225 718
3 147 514
903 015
97 335
Total
1 173
$769 047 219
$78 665 192 $25 921 161
$2 605 919
Source: Northern Territory Department of Justice and NT TAB
Note: Gaming tax is the amount generated in period specified, not the amount received
Chart 6: Number of Machines
Northern Territory Community Gaming Machine Performance, Summary by Region for financial
years 2006/07, 2007/08 and 2008/09 Number of Machines
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Chart 7: Turnover
Northern Territory Community Gaming Machine Performance, Summary by Region for financial
years 2006/07, 2007/08 and 2008/09 Turnover ($M)
Chart 8: Gross Profit
Northern Territory Community Gaming Machine Performance, Summary by Region for financial
years 2006/07, 2007/08 and 2008/09 Gross Profit ($M)
Chart 9: Gaming Tax
Northern Territory Community Gaming Machine Performance, Summary by Region for financial
years 2006/07, 2007/08 and 2008/09 Gaming Tax ($M)
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Chart 10: Community Benefit Levy
Northern Territory Community Gaming Machine Performance, Summary by Region for financial
years 2006/07, 2007/08 and 2008/09 Community Benefit Levy ($M)
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Community Benefit Fund
Under the Gaming Control Act, the Director of Licensing must maintain a Community Benefit
Fund to account for funds to be directed towards:
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promotion of community awareness and education in respect of problem gambling and
provision of counselling, rehabilitation and support services for problem gamblers and
their
 families;
 research into gambling activity, including the social and economic impact of gambling on
 individuals, families and the general community in the Northern Territory;
 funding of general community projects and services of benefit to communities throughout
 the Northern Territory; and
 fund management and administrative support.
The Fund receives the 10 per cent levy on player loss from electronic gaming machines in
licensed hotels, unclaimed prizes paid to the Director of Licensing and proceeds from items
forfeited under the Gaming Control Act.
Community Benefit Fund Summary
Community Benefit Fund
Summary
Community Benefit Fund –
Receipts and Payments
Sub Total $
Total $
Opening Balance at 1 July
2008
1 296 000
Receipts – Community Benefit
Levy
2 584 018
Payments
Gambling Amelioration Grants
1 140 703
Gambling Research Grants
500 000
Community Organisation Grants
699 768*
Major Community Grants
266 037**
Closing The Gap Initiatives
250 000
Research, Policy, Management
and Administration
187 258
Total
$3 043 766
Closing Balance at 30 June 2009
$836 252
* Refunds of $14 762 were returned to the CBF for unexpended grant monies.
** $87 500 has been carried forward to 2009-10 for Riding for the Disabled NT.
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Small grants issued by region
Table 7: Community Organisations Grants (Small Grants) approved in 2008/09 –
Summary by Region
Region
Applications
Amount
Successful
Successful
Received
Requested
Applications Applications
- Amount
- Number
Paid $
Alice Springs
58
237 925
131 121
48
Darwin
157
554 678
344 124
142
Darwin
Regional
17
54 909
41 774
17
East Arnhem
22
85 076
48 326
19
Katherine
29
118 802
72 118
27
Tennant
Creek
10
42 180
28 665
10
NT Wide
24
87 392
48 402
23
Total
317
$1 180 962
$714 530
283
All amounts are GST exclusive (where applicable).
Vehicle gifts and long term loan approvals
A 2006 Cabinet decision approved the transfer of responsibility for recommending vehicle gifts
and long-term loan allocations to the Community Benefit Funds committee. Recommendations
are made to the Minister for Racing, Gaming and Licensing and approved vehicles are drawn
from surplus vehicles in the NT Government’s light vehicle fleet. The value of each vehicle
allocated is aligned to the 2 per cent levy paid by NT Government departments for vehicle
leases.
Table 8: Vehicle Gift / Long-term Loan Approvals
Organisation
Vehicle Gift
Dundee Progress Association - Emergency
Response vehicle
4WD
Step Out Community Access Service - Transport
people from remote communities to the Respite
Home in Katherine
4WD
Somerville Community Services - Transport clients
with severe disabilities to appointments
Van
Bawinanga Aboriginal Corporation - Transport for
education and healing camps
4WD
St John’s Ambulance Australia (NT) - Volunteer
vehicle to attend events requesting first aid coverage
Station wagon
Drovers Volunteer Services - Transport patients to
airport, accommodation and appointments
Sedan
Vehicle Loan
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Organisation
Vehicle Gift
Ilpurla Aboriginal Corporation - Transport clients to
and from Alice Springs for appointments
4WD
Binjari Community Aboriginal Corporation Transport children to school, transport residents to
appointments
Coaster bus
Royal Life Saving Society - Delivery of water safety,
awareness, infant aquatics, swim and survive, learn
to swim, remote pool project and people with
disability programs throughout the Northern Territory
4WD
Vehicle Loan
Tennant Creek Christian Family - Transport clients to Mini bus
appointments
Darwin Festival Association - Various purposes for
the Darwin Festival
3 x sedans, 2 x utilities
Details of Grants distributed in 2008/09 can be found at Appendix B
Community Support Contributions – Licensed Clubs
As part of the arrangements for allowing gaming machines in community venues, clubs are
required to make contributions to the local community and report those contributions on a
regular basis. Guidelines exist to clarify what can be legitimately reported as a contribution.
Clubs are educated in reporting their contributions and regular contact is kept with the CBF
Secretariat.
Visits to all clubs are undertaken as required, either as a refresher for clubs with stable
management or as a complete package for clubs with new management.
Table 9: Contributions by Licensed Clubs, 2008/09
Premises
Cash
In Kind
Total
Net GM
Contribution
Contribution Contribution Revenue
$
$
$
$
%
Contribution
Alice Springs Golf
Club
0
14 770
14 770
25 978
56.86
Alice Springs
Memorial Club
53 619
47 202
100 821
1 229
111
8.20
Alice Springs RSL
Club
60 013
49 307
109 320
389 821
28.04
Alyangula Golf
Club
9 700
2 300
12 000
83 182
14.43
Alyangula
Recreation Club
67 159
1000
68159
738 774
9.23
Buff Club
17 544
750
18 294
610 299
3.00
Casuarina All
Sports Club
445 329
43 873
489 202
3 756
996
13.02
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Premises
Cash
Contribution
$
In Kind
Total
Net GM
Contribution Contribution Revenue
$
$
$
%
Contribution
Cazalys
Palmerston
378 540
12 605
39 1145
3 268
277
11.97
Darwin Bowls &
Social Club
0
17 000
17 000
17 217
98.74
Darwin Golf Club
0
69 810
69 810
148 584
46.98
Darwin Leagues
Club
2 600
11 400
14 000
1 939
722.02
Darwin North RSL
Services Club
0
5 285
5 285
39 901
13.25
Darwin RSL
Services & Social
Club
69 260
5 250
74 510
826 366
9.02
Darwin Sailing
Club
1 000
35 590
36 590
55 219
66.26
Darwin Trailer
Boat Club
2 240
1 000
3 240
160 165
2.02
Federal Sports
Club
0
11 420
11 420
161 646
7.06
Gillen Club
42 782
15 250
58 032
1 412
531
4.11
Gove Country Golf
Club
0
6 960
6 960
90 658
7.68
Humpty Doo &
Rural Area Golf
Club
7 40
8 815
9 555
126 932
7.53
Jabiru Sports &
Social Club
71 755
7 060
78 815
296 156
26.61
Katherine Club
65 670
23 966
89 636
1 475
023
6.08
Katherine Country
Club
138 467
2 175
140 642
1 286
035
10.94
Katherine Sports &
Recreation Club
20 322
51 370
71 692
502 368
14.27
Nightcliff Sports
Club
147 623
29 430
177 053
1 117
323
15.85
Palmerston Golf &
Country Club
6 405
7 095
13 500
356 602
3.79
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Premises
Cash
Contribution
$
In Kind
Total
Net GM
Contribution Contribution Revenue
$
$
$
%
Contribution
Palmerston Sports
Club
674 080
99 071
773 151
3 330
778
23.21
Pint Club
26 490
6 340
32 830
638 386
5.14
Sporties Club
8 529
24 793
33 322
228 203
14.60
St Mary’s Football
Sporting & Social
Club
33 801
63 759
97 560
580 891
16.79
Tennant Creek
Bowling Club
350
350
700
7 199
9.72
Tennant Creek
Memorial Club
59 624
6 800
66 424
1 124
781
5.91
The Arnhem Club
86 387
205 055
291 442
2 694
334
10.82
Tracy Village
Social & Sports
Club
318 028
4 000
322 028
2 864
914
11.24
Total
$2 808 057
$890 851
$3 698 908
$29 646
589
12.48%
Casinos
Table 10: Northern Territory Casino’s Performance, Turnover and Player Loss for
financial years 2006/07, 2007/08 and 2008/09
Game
2006/07
2006/07
2007/08
2007/08 2008/09
2008/09
Handle $
Player
Handle $
Player
Handle $ Player
Loss $
Loss $
Loss $
Table Games
American
Roulette
19 292 456
2 935 819
20 577 147
2 675
973
23 983
694
3 768
145
Blackjack
3 077 375
910 712
2 725 244
984 232 3 514
375
1 076
236
Caribbean Stud
5 570 018
1 356 718
5 436 125
843 721 5 337
423
1 217
025
Casino War
-
-
1 409 056
379 414 1 893
414
466 133
Craps
17 402
3 290
32 486
12 242
47 436
10 393
Midi Baccarat
9 324 531
1 660 763
39 886 990
6 326
031
15 669
349
2 387
216
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Game
2006/07
Handle $
2006/07
Player
Loss $
2007/08
Handle $
2007/08 2008/09
Player
Handle $
Loss $
2008/09
Player
Loss $
Mini Baccarat
4 911 866
1 123 484
4 741 444
983 637 9 372
470 1
820 807
Money Wheel
791 879
138 338
769 143
152 072 928 351
193 478
Perfect Pairs
16 906 151
4 859 365
17 910 314
5 069
345
5 109
089
Poker (Various
Variations)
1 241 580
225 942
4 635 480
678 238 4 512
134
688 768
Pontoon
411 773
184 250
883 208
246 308 1 067
695
355 550
Texas Holdem
Poker
2 200 190
294 241
-
-
-
-
Touchbet
Roulette
13 673 653
1 829 975
15 232 649
1 988
964
17 023
777
2 081
576
Two Up Dice
137 039
26 174
41 694
7 810
23 327
6 728
Total
$77 555 911
$15 549
070
$114 280
979
$20 347 $101 491
986
743
$19 181
142
Poker Machine
896 224 124
79 727
167
977 770
646
85 788
583
91 583
934
Total
$896 224 124
$79 727
167
$977 770
646
$85 788 $1 062
583
092 872
$91 583
934
Keno
8 323 787
2 247 457
7 755 083
2 125
967
8 936
420
2 578
686
Lasseters Keno
1 155 882
346 648
1 147 736
-956
591
1 124
044
302 972
NT Keno
35 578 808
7 375 085
36 338 404
10 119
238
38 228
533
8 180 04
Total
$45 058 477
$9 969
190
$45 241
223
$11 288 $48 288
614
997
18 118
300
Poker
Machines
1 062
092 872
Keno
$11 061
707
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Table 11: Lasseters Casino Performance, Turnover and Player Loss for financial years
2006/07, 2007/08 and 2008/09
Game
2006/07
2006/07
2007/08
2007/08 2008/09
2008/09
Handle $
Player
Handle $
Player
Handle $ Player
Loss $
Loss $
Loss $
Table Games
8 890 697
2 108 012
10 785 294
2 459
050
12 918
625
2 869
692
Poker Machines
237 377 009
20 391
037
263 095
183
22 408
455
304 070
574
25 303
466
Total
$246 267 706
$22 499
049
$273 880
477
$24 867 $316 989
505
199
$28 173
158
Table 12: SKYCity Casino Performance, Turnover and Player Loss for financial years
2006/07, 2007/08 and 2008/09
Game
2006/07
2006/07
2007/08
2007/08 2008/09
2008/09
Handle $
Player
Handle $
Player
Handle $ Player
Loss $
Loss $
Loss $
Table Games
68 665 214
13 441
058
103 495
685
17 888
936
88 573
118
16 311
450
Poker Machine
658 847 115
59 336
130
714 675
463
63 380
128
758 022
298
66 280
469
Keno
45 058 477
9 969 190
45 241 223
11 288
614
48 288
997
11 052
707
Total
$772 570 806
$82 746
378
$863 412
371
$92 557 $894 884
678
413
$93 644
626
Source: SKYCITY Monthly Returns
Table 13: Northern Territory Casinos, Taxes by Venue for financial years 2006/07, 2007/08
and 2008/09
Gaming Tax
2006/07
2007/08
2008/09
Lasseters
2 405 712
2 642 129
2 982 508
SKYCITY
7 711 487
8 400 734
8 631 990
Total
$10 117 199
$11 042 864
$11 614 498
Source: SKYCITY and Lasseters Monthly Returns
Lotteries
Table 14: Lotteries Turnover, Revenue Generated and Player Loss, Summary for financial
years 2006/07, 2007/08 and 2008/09
Lotteries ($)
2006/07
2007/08
2008/09
Turnover
39 859 412
40 806 303
43 969 373
Revenue Generated
12 930 914
13 291 188
13 774 987
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Lotteries ($)
2006/07
2007/08
2008/09
Expenditure (Player Loss)
15 949 673
16 327 660
17 592 909
Source: Victorian Government and Golden CasketNote: Gaming tax is the amount generated in
period specified, not the amount received.
Table 15: Lotteries Activity by Product 2006/07
Lotteries
Turnover $
Revenue Generated $
Expenditure (Player Loss) $
Instant
3 665 409
1 180 373
1 466 163
Oz Lotto
4 462 693
1 419 100
1 785 077
Powerball
8 259 589
2 636 764
3 303 835
Super 66
117 688
37 379
47 075
Tatts 2
81 679
25 941
32 672
Tatts Saturday
21 855 000
7 182 977
8 742 000
Tatts Wednesday
1 358 268
431 386
543 307
The Pools
59 087
16 993
29 544
Total
$39 859 412
$12 930 914
$15 949 673
Table 16: Lotteries Activity by Product 2007/08
Lotteries
Turnover $
Revenue Generated $
Expenditure (Player Loss) $
Instant
3 209 695
1 028 532
1 283 878
Keno*
8
2
3
Oz Lotto
6 014 787
1 912 116
2 405 915
Powerball
9 271 679
3 036 185
3 708 671
Super 66
109 746
34 855
43 898
Tatts 2
101 915
32 368
40 766
Tatts Saturday
20 679 047
6 797 861
8 271 619
Tatts Wednesday
1 368 033
434 487
547 213
The Pools
51 394
14 781
25 697
Total
$40 806 303
$13 291 188
$16 327 660
* This represents the only sale of a Keno product, which occurred in May 2008.
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Table 17: Lotteries Activity by Product 2008/09
Lotteries
Turnover $
Revenue Generated $
Expenditure (Player Loss) $
Instant
3 459 775
635 340
1 384 450
Oz Lotto
10 747 554
3 416 089
4 299 022
Powerball
6 978 227
2 226 791
2 791 291
Super 66
108 976
34 611
43 590
Tatts Saturday
21 478 464
7 083 572
8 591 386
Tatts Wednesday
1 150 177
365 296
460 071
The Pools
46 201
13 287
23 100
Total
$43 969 373
$13 774 987
$17 592 909
Racing
Table 18: Wagering Turnover and Turnover Tax, Summary for 2006/07, 2007/08 and
2008/09
Betting
2006/0 2006/0 2006/ 2007/0 2007/0 2007/ 2008/0 2008/0
Medium 7
7
07
8
8
08
9
9
Turnov Turnov Playe Turnov Turnov Playe Turnov Turnov
er $
er Tax
r
er $
er Tax
r
er $
er Tax
$
Loss
$
Loss
$
$
$
2008/
09
Playe
r
Loss
$
Corporat
e
Bookma
ker
Racing
2 719
449
826
8 940
491
126
501
256
3 013
899
937
9 866
003
142
252
390
3 515
441
503
10 633
100
191
166
374
Sport
897
197
786
773
998
50
045
779
1 107
910
821
857
050
67
786
104
1 193
000
355
737
412
63
145
178
9 332
490
30 649
443
091
10 041
947
33 042
476
543
9 448
182
30 940
823
335
142
646
000
6 762
000
22
539
000
146
458
000
9 393
000
23
433
000
164
061
000
10 499
000
26
249
000
OnCourse
Bookma
ker
Racing
Totalisat
or
Racing
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Betting
Medium
2006/0
7
Turnov
er $
2006/0
7
Turnov
er Tax
$
2006/
07
Playe
r
Loss
$
2007/0
8
Turnov
er $
2007/0
8
Turnov
er Tax
$
2007/
08
Playe
r
Loss
$
2008/0
9
Turnov
er $
2008/0
9
Turnov
er Tax
$
2008/
09
Playe
r
Loss
$
Total
$3 768
626
102
$16
507
138
$199
529
126
$4 278
310
705
$20
149
096
$233
948
038
$4 881
951
040
$21
900
452
$281
383
887
Source: Sports Bookmaker, On-Course Bookmakers Monthly Returns and NT TAB
Note: Gaming tax is the amount generated in period specified, not the amount received
Table 19: Grants payments made to the Racing Industry
Thoroughbred Racing NT
2006/07 $M (000)
2007/08 $M (000)
2008/09 $M (000)
Operational
$6.402
$7.022
*$17.476
Capital
$0.350
$0.350
*$0.700
Country Clubs
$0.020
$0.020
$0.020
* Payment to Thoroughbred Racing Northern Territory and Darwin Greyhound Association
under the Racing Industry
Funding Agreement. 2008/09 funding is higher than estimated as the timing of some payments
was changed.
Darwin Greyhound Association
2006/07 $M (000)
2007/08 $M (000)
2008/09 $M (000)
Operational
$0.335
$0.390
*$0.839
Capital
Nil
$0.080
*$0.090
* Payment to Thoroughbred Racing Northern Territory and Darwin Greyhound Association
under the Racing Industry
Funding Agreement. 2008/09 funding is higher than estimated as the timing of some payments
was changed.
Table 20: Composition of Northern Territory Gambling Turnover, Year ended 30 June
Turnover (all wagers made)
2007 $M (000)
2008 $M (000)
2009 $M (000)
Community gaming machines1
601.879
698.437
769.047
Casinos
1 018.839
1 137.293
1 211.874
Internet gaming2
161.046
88.386
19.994
Lotteries
39.859
40.806
43.969
Race betting3
2 728.782
3 023.942
3 524.890
Sports betting4.
897.198
1 107.911
1 193.000
Totalisator (TAB) Wagering5
142.646
146.458
164.061
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Turnover (all wagers made)
2007 $M (000)
2008 $M (000)
2009 $M (000)
Total
$5 590.249
$6 243.233
$6 926.835
1
The increase in community gaming machines turnover is due to an increase in the number of
gaming machines and increased popularity.
2
The decrease in turnover is a result of US legislation and the closure of Lasseters Online
Casino.
3
Race betting includes all bets on horse, greyhound and harness racing with on-course and
corporate bookmakers. It does not include race betting with the TAB. Growth in bookmaker
racing turnover is due to increased corporate bookmaker licences and increased popularity.
4.
Sports betting includes all bets made with corporate bookmakers on sporting events, including
fixed odds sports betting with the TAB.
5
Totalisator (TAB) wagering consists only of bets on horse, greyhound and harness racing
placed with the TAB.
Table 21: Distribution of Northern Territory Gambling Expenditure, Year ended 30 June
Expenditure (player loss)
2007 $M (000)
2008 $M (000)
2009 $M (000)
Community gaming machines
63.706
72.064
78.665
Casinos
105.245
117.425
121.818
Internet gaming
6.812
3.770
.761
Lotteries
15.950
16.328
17.593
Race betting
126.944
142.729
191.990
Sports betting
50.046
67.786
63.145
Totalisator (TAB) Wagering
22.539
23.433
26.249
Total
$391.242
$443.535
$500.221
Table 21 disaggregates the Territory’s gambling expenditure (or net player loss) into different
gambling forms. It is evident that player losses vary across the different forms of gambling
because some forms of gambling are based on chance and probabilities, while others have
elements of skill and judgement, so the likelihood of losing is not always the same. These
differences also explain why there is not necessarily a direct correlation between the spread of
turnover and the spread of expenditure. For example, race betting represented 51 per cent of
the amount wagered in 2009 with only 38 per cent of player loss in 2009, while casinos
contributed 17.5 per cent of gambling turnover in 2009 and 24 per cent of player loss in 2009.
Gambling Research Officer
Gambling is an issue requiring increased attention at both the local and national levels. The
Northern Territory Government has identified addressing gambling-related harm in Indigenous
communities as an action area under Closing the Gap and has nominated the Department of
Justice as the lead agency for this initiative.
To address this issue, in 2008/09 the Department employed a Gambling Research Officer. This
position will also manage Gambling Research Australia requirements, provide advice on
proposed and existing gambling research projects funded through the Community Benefit Fund
and provide advice on future policy development.
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Gambling Research
The Gambling Research Grants Program supports gambling-related research activities,
analysis and development of initiatives to address issues of problem gambling and to develop
policy and approaches to encourage responsible gambling practices. The program
administration costs and all Committee and program support activities are also met from this
part of the fund.
One organisation was funded in 2008/09, as follows:

Charles Darwin University was approved an amount of $500 000 to undertake several
gambling research projects relating to Indigenous gambling, applicability of other
jurisdictional policy frameworks and analysis of existing prevalence dataset. Three
reports, listed below, have been prepared and will be publicly released in October 2009.
– Workshop Report Regulated Gambling and Problem Gambling Amongst Aborigines
from Remote Northern Territory Communities: A Yolgnu Case Study;
– Expenditure on Electronic Gaming Machines in the Northern Territory: A VenuesBased Analysis; and
– Gambling Harm-minimisation Measures Post 1999: An Australian Overview with
Particular Reference to the Northern Territory.
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Alcohol Management
Highlights 2008/09
Coordination across Government to reduce alcohol related harm

Establishment of a new Alcohol Strategy Unit to provide a greater focus on alcohol and
to take a leadership role across government in coordinating actions to reduce alcoholrelated harm.
Research and Policy Evaluation

A three-year contract and Partnership Agreement established with the Menzies School
of Health Research, and involving the Department of Justice and the Department of
Health and Families to provide evidence for evaluation on alcohol-related harm and
interventions within the NT.
Regional and Local Plans responsive to local alcohol-related harms and
environments

Continued development of local Alcohol Management Plans (AMPs) across the NT, with
AMPs now being developed in all regional centres and in some regional towns and
remote communities. AMPs are in place in Alice Springs, Tennant Creek, Katherine,
Palmerston, East Arnhem and Groote Eylandt. AMPs are being developed in Borroloola,
West Arnhem, Elliott, Pine Creek and Timber Creek. Existing AMPs have contributed to
reductions in consumption of alcohol and to alcohol-related harm. An evaluation of the
Alice Springs AMP found that after the introduction of the AMP in August 2006 there was
an:
– 18 per cent reduction in wholesale alcohol supply; and
– the proportion of assaults classified as serious assaults fell from 2.4 per cent in 2006
to 1.7 per cent in 2007, a statistically significant fall which has remained at this lower
level.
The evaluation made a number of recommendations, in particular that alcohol restrictions are
retained in their current form and that extensive community consultation, education and social
marketing be conducted, before implementing any further measures.
Improved systems of regulation and compliance

An electronic identification system for the purchase of takeaway liquor implemented in
Alice Springs and the Katherine region and for the liquor permit system in the East
Arnhem region and Groote Eylandt. The system requires photographic identification to
be presented at point of purchase, and has been successful in:
– preventing those with court order alcohol restrictions from purchasing liquor; and
– enforcing purchase limits that apply to specific products and to permits.
In Katherine and Alice Springs, from 1 January to 30 June 2009, 7162 refusals were recorded
where people attempted to purchase products in excess of permitted levels or while on court
orders.


Introduction of CCTV cameras and Camera Surveillance Plans for licensed premises.
Establishment of the School Liaison Program to identify liquor and tobacco licensees
who sell products to minors.
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Supply

Tennant Creek was added to a number of Territory towns where there are restrictions on
drinking in public places. Drinking is not permitted in public areas without a special event
permit.
Harm Reduction


Mandatory Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA) training has been implemented for all
people involved in the sale and supply of alcohol in fully licensed premises.
Industry Accords, through the funding of the Australian Hotel Association to work with
the liquor industry to develop voluntary agreements amongst liquor outlets which
address alcohol-related harms, and work amongst licensees in and around Casuarina
Shopping Centre to address problematic drinking in Casuarina.
Demand




Contract signed with ‘Creative Territory’ to provide targeted and broad based social
marketing and community education aimed at changing drinking behaviour and attitudes.
Research undertaken on Communication Strategies on Alcohol in the Northern Territory
and on Indigenous Drinking Patterns as a basis for developing a social marketing
strategy aimed at changing the Northern Territory’s drinking culture.
Funding provided to Good Sports to commence programs across the NT targeted at
responsible drinking and service in sporting clubs.
Funding provided to the Aboriginal Resource and Development Services (ARDS) to
deliver community education in relation to alcohol regulations and harm reduction
interventions through Yolgnu radio in the East Arnhem region.
Key Directions 2009-10






Further alcohol reform – through developing a future plan for alcohol reform, which links
the actions of key agencies.
Roll-out of Alcohol Management Plans in remote communities across the NT – targeted
at Territory Growth Towns.
Establishment of alcohol management positions in each region – greatly expanding the
capacity to respond to local alcohol management issues and to support communities in
addressing alcohol-related harms.
Further development of evidence-based research capacity and knowledge.
Development of a social marketing strategy targeted at changing the ‘drinking culture’ in
the NT. This includes reducing the high level of alcohol consumed by Territorians, which
is more than twice the national average, and the way Territorians drink.
Development of agreed frameworks to support Permit Committees and Alcohol
Reference Groups.
Policy and supply measures
During the 2008/09 year, the Northern Territory Licensing Commission determined that all
employees involved in the sale, service or supply of liquor must have completed an accredited
Responsible Service of Alcohol certificate, or do so within one month of commencing
employment. To assist industry in meeting this new responsibility, the Division established a
$40 subsidy for industry participants through NT training providers, effectively reducing the cost
of training per participant to as little as $16 in some cases. At its completion, more than 1500
people had utilised the subsidy.
The Division has continued to work in partnership with key stakeholders including other NT
Government agencies, industry and community on a range of activities intended to reduce
alcohol-fuelled violence. Activities include:
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


electronic identification systems at the point of entry to some premises;
use of acrylic cups after midnight; and
joint operations with NT Police.
Alcohol Consumption
Wholesalers registered to trade alcohol in the Northern Territory (NT) provide the Department of
Justice with data on the volumes of alcohol supplied by product type: standard spirits, mixed
spirits, cask wine, bottled wine, fortified wine, cider, heavy beer, mid beer and light beer.
The volume of each product supplied into the NT is multiplied by its percentage of alcohol
content so that the amount of pure alcohol associated with each product type can be compared.
Each of the following charts presents the wholesale supply in litres of pure alcohol content
(PAC) by product type.
Wholesale alcohol supply statistics are presented for the Territory as a whole and each of the
following urban centres: Darwin City, Palmerston City, Katherine Town, Tennant Creek Town,
Alice Springs Town and Nhulunbuy Town.
A measure of the apparent per capita consumption of alcohol in the NT can be determined by
dividing the total alcohol supplied into the Territory by an estimate of the population likely to be
drinking. National statistics include those people aged 15 years and above as the likely drinking
population.
As the Territory is a major centre for tourism, estimates of the number of tourists aged 15 and
over are added to the Australian Bureau of Statistics population estimates to determine the total
likely drinking population of the NT. Apparent consumption can only be reliably calculated for
the whole of the Territory as estimates for tourist numbers are only dependable at this level.
Apparent per capita consumption of alcohol in the NT peaked in 2004, and has been decreasing
each year since then (refer Chart 11). Over the period 2001 to 2008, apparent per capita
consumption has increased at an annual average rate of 1.0%
Chart 11: Apparent per Capita Consumption (PAC) in the Northern Territory
* The Apparent per Capita Consumption is calculated using the sum of the ABS Estimated
Resident Population (15+) and the estimated number of international and interstate visitors
supplied by Tourism NT (both with a reference period ending 30 June).
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Northern Territory
Over the period 2001 to 2008, total wholesale supply of pure alcohol into the Northern Territory
increased at an annual average rate of 2.2 per cent and over the same period population growth
was 1.9 per cent. In 2008, for the first time in six years, there was a reduction in the supply of
alcohol into the NT, a decrease of 0.3 per cent compared to 2007 (refer Chart 12). Regional
alcohol supply or management initiatives contributed to this overall reduction.
Chart 12: Total Wholesale Pure Alcohol Supply – Northern Territory
In 2006 a number of NT Government-sponsored alcohol supply and management initiatives
were introduced in regional urban centres that resulted in changes in the supply of alcohol
products into the Territory.
Between 2006 and 2008 the most significant movements in the supply of wines and spirits have
been (refer Chart 13):



Cask wine supply decreased from 444 277 to 257 235 litres pure alcohol content (PAC),
a 42 per cent reduction;
Bottled wine supply increased from 248 843 to 306 592 litres PAC, an increase of 23 per
cent; and
Product switching from mixed to standard spirits coinciding with the introduction of the
‘Alcopops’ tax on 27 April 2008.
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Chart 13: Wine and Spirits Wholesale Pure Alcohol Supply – Northern Territory
The supply of beer into the Territory between 2006 and 2008 has seen an 8 per cent increase in
full strength beer and a 24 per cent increase in low strength beer (refer Chart 14).
Chart 14: Beer Wholesale Pure Alcohol Supply – Northern Territory
Darwin City
Chart 15 presents annual total pure alcohol supply into Darwin City. There was no material
change in alcohol supply to Darwin between 2001 and 2003. Since 2003, alcohol supply to
Darwin has been increasing. In 2008, a total of 1 185 689 litres PAC was supplied to Darwin,
representing an average annual growth of 3.1 per cent since 2001. The average population
growth between 2001 and 2008 in Darwin was 1.3 per cent per annum. No alcohol supply or
management initiatives were implemented for Darwin over this period.
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Chart 15: Total Wholesale Pure Alcohol Supply – Darwin City
Chart 16 presents the supply of wine and spirits into Darwin between 2001 and 2008. The
supply of fortified wine and cider remain relatively steady while all other products have
increased considerably with varying degrees of volatility. Noticeably, the supply of mixed spirits
decreased while standard spirits increased in 2008. This coincides with the introduction of the
‘Alcopops’ tax.
Chart 16: Wine and Spirits Wholesale Pure Alcohol Supply – Darwin City
Chart 17 shows that supply of full strength beer decreased between 2001 and 2003 but
subsequently increased steadily. By 2008, full strength beer supply to Darwin exceeded the
2001 level by 6 per cent. Mid-strength beer has been increasing over the entire period and in
2008 was 319 per cent above its 2001 level. In contrast, the supply of light beer has been
decreasing over the period; in 2008 supply was 32 per cent below the 2001 level.
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Chart 17: Beer Wholesale Pure Alcohol Supply – Darwin City
Palmerston City
Chart 18 presents annual total pure alcohol supply into Palmerston City. Between 2001 and
2003 supply was largely static, but increased each year since 2003. In 2008 total supply into
Palmerston increased by 49 per cent or 106 219 litres compared to 2003 levels. The average
population growth in Palmerston was 4.0 per cent per annum between 2001 and 2008; over the
same period alcohol supply increased by an average of 5.8 per cent per annum. No alcohol
supply or management initiatives were implemented for Palmerston over the 2001/08 period.
Chart 18: Total Wholesale Pure Alcohol Supply – Palmerston City
Chart 19 presents the supply of wine and spirits between 2001 and 2008. This chart shows that
the major wine/spirit contributors to the increase in supply in Palmerston between 2003 and
2008 were:
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



Cask wine supply increasing from 28 970 to 40 809 litres PAC, a 41 per cent increase;
Bottled wine supply increasing from 13 412 to 27 163 litres PAC, an increase of 103 per
cent;
Standard spirits supply increasing from 37 969 to 48 924 litres PAC, an increase of 29
per cent; and
Mixed spirits supply increasing from 20 559 to 38 650 litres PAC, an increase of 88 per
cent.
Chart 19: Wine and Spirits Wholesale Pure Alcohol Supply – Palmerston City
Chart 20 shows that the major beer contributors to the increase in supply in Palmerston
between 2003 and 2008 were:


Full strength beer supply increasing from 72 087 to 100 750 litres PAC, a 40 per cent
increase; and
Mid strength beer supply increasing from 18 075 to 37 376 litres PAC, an increase of
107 per cent.
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Chart 20: Beer Wholesale Pure Alcohol Supply – Palmerston City
Katherine
Chart 21 presents annual total pure alcohol supply into Katherine Town. Supply peaked in 2004
and has reduced each subsequent year. The average population growth in Katherine was 1.2
per cent per annum between 2001 and 2008; over the same period alcohol supply increased by
an average of 0.8 per cent per annum. In 2007 alcohol supply totalled 201 960 litres PAC, and
in 2008 supply decreased by 14 per cent or 27 430 litres to a total of 174 530 litres PAC.
Chart 21: Total Wholesale Pure Alcohol Supply – Katherine Town
The major factors contributing to this reduction were supply restrictions implemented on 21
January 2008. The key features of these restrictions were:

Cask and fortified wines restricted in capacity to 2 litres;
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 Takeaway sales limited to one cask or fortified wine product per person per day; and
 Takeaway sales of fortified wine and cask wine limited to the hours of 2 pm to 6 pm.
These restrictions resulted in a significant reduction in cask and fortified wine supply in 2008,
somewhat offset by an increase in full strength beer supply.
There were some changes in supplies of individual products in 2006, but these had little impact
on the total supply of alcohol in 2007. In November 2006, Woolworths introduced voluntary
liquor restrictions whereby they ceased the sale of cask wines greater than 2 litres, all cask
fortified wines and bottled beer in 750ml and 800ml containers. This resulted in a significant
reduction in cask wine supply, which was largely offset by an increase in fortified wine supply.
Chart 22 presents the supply of wine and spirits between 2001 and 2008. This chart shows that
cask wine supply decreased from 60 948 litres PAC in 2006 to 11 834 litre PAC in 2008, an 81
per cent (or 49 114 litres) reduction.
Chart 22: Wine and Spirits Wholesale Pure Alcohol Supply – Katherine Town
Chart 23 shows that full strength beer supply in 2006 was 50 708 litres PAC and that it
increased by 18 per cent to 60 064 litres PAC in 2008. It appears that the restrictions on cask
wine supply resulted in some product switching to heavy beer.
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Chart 23: Beer Wholesale Pure Alcohol Supply – Katherine Town
Tennant Creek
Chart 24 presents annual total pure alcohol supply into Tennant Creek Town. Supply peaked in
2004 at 68 180 litres PAC. In 2005, alcohol supply reduced by 11 per cent to 60 439 litres PAC
and subsequently increased only marginally to 62 687 litres PAC in 2008. The average
population growth in Tennant Creek was 2.6 per cent per annum between 2001 and 2008. Over
the same period, alcohol supply increased by an average of 0.9 per cent per annum.
Chart 24: Total Wholesale Pure Alcohol Supply – Tennant Creek Town
Chart 25 presents the supply of wine and spirits between 2001 and 2008. The increase in the
supply of standard spirits in 2003 and 2004 coincides with the railway construction and an influx
of single male workers.
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In 2006, takeaway containers of fortified wine were banned, resulting in a switch from fortified
wine to cask wine. In 2008, Tennant Creek was declared a restricted area, takeaway trading
hours were reduced, and cask wine was limited to one cask per person between the hours of 4
pm and 6 pm. Coinciding with the measures introduced in 2008, cask wine supply decreased
from 15 666 litres PAC in 2007 to 12 350 litre PAC in 2008, a 21 per cent reduction.
Chart 25: Wine and Spirits Wholesale Pure Alcohol Supply – Tennant Creek Town
Chart 26 shows that full strength beer supply in 2008 increased by 13 per cent to 24 435 litres
PAC. This can be attributed to a product switch due to the restrictions placed on cask wine.
Chart 26: Beer Wholesale Pure Alcohol Supply – Tennant Creek Town
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Alice Springs
Chart 27 presents annual total pure alcohol supply into Alice Springs Town. Supply peaked in
2005 and has reduced in each subsequent year. In 2008, alcohol supply totalled 431 695 litres
PAC, 19 per cent less than the peak figure of 530 803 litres in 2005. The average population
growth in Alice Springs was 1.1 per cent per annum between 2001 and 2008. Over the same
period, alcohol supply decreased by an average of 2 per cent per annum.
Chart 27: Total Wholesale Pure Alcohol Supply – Alice Springs Town
The major factor contributing to this reduction was the introduction of supply restrictions in
October 2006. The key features of these restrictions were:



Wine casks restricted in capacity to 2 litres;
Fortified wine restricted in size to 1 litre containers;
Takeaway sales limited to one fortified wine or one cask wine product per person per
day; and
 • Takeaway sales of fortified wine and cask wine restricted to the last three hours of the
trading day.
These restrictions resulted in a significant reduction in cask wine supply, somewhat offset by an
increase in full strength beer supply.
Chart 28 presents the supply of wine and spirits between 2001 and 2008. This chart shows that
cask wine supply decreased from 135 267 litres PAC in 2006 to 19 968 litre PAC in 2008, an 85
per cent reduction.
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Chart 28: Wine and Spirits Wholesale Pure Alcohol Supply – Alice Springs Town
Chart 29 shows that full strength beer supply in 2006 was 155 286 litres PAC and that it
increased by 25 per cent to 194 065 litres PAC in 2008. It appears that the restrictions on cask
wine supply resulted in some product switching to heavy beer.
Chart 29: Beer Wholesale Pure Alcohol Supply – Alice Springs Town
Nhulunbuy
Chart 30 presents annual total pure alcohol supply into Nhulunbuy Town and demonstrates that
alcohol supply was on an upward trend peaking in 2006. In 2008, alcohol supply totalled 88 132
litres PAC, which is 22 per cent or 24 288 litres less than the 2006 supply of 112 420 litres PAC.
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The average population growth in Nhulunbuy was 3.9 per cent per annum between 2001 and
2008. Over the same period, alcohol supply increased by an average of 3.4 per cent per
annum.
Chart 30: Total Wholesale Pure Alcohol Supply – Nhulunbuy Town
The major factor contributing to this reduction was the introduction of the supply restrictions in
June 2006, whereby the Woolworths Nhulunbuy store voluntarily withdrew all cask wine from its
shelves and all other town retailers withdrew 5 litre wine casks from sale. A permit system was
introduced in March 2008, however, there is currently insufficient data to examine the full impact
of this system.
After an upward trend in both standard and mixed spirits supply since 2003, 2008 saw a
decrease in supply of both products (refer Chart 31).
Chart 31: Wine & Spirits Wholesale Pure Alcohol Supply – Nhulunbuy Town
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Chart 32 shows that both full and mid-strength beer supply peaked in 2006 and reduced in each
of the two following years. Full strength beer supply was 9 per cent less in 2008 than 2006, and
similarly mid-strength beer was 34 per cent less in 2008.
Chart 32: Beer Wholesale Pure Alcohol Supply – Nhulunbuy Town
‘Alcopops’ Tax
On 27 April 2008, the Australian Government increased the tax on mixed spirit drinks; this
has become known as the ‘Alcopops’ tax and has remained in place. As can be seen in Chart
33, during the first eight months of the implementation of this tax, supply of mixed spirits fell by
21 per cent, or 66 748 litres PAC. However it is apparent that there was some product switching
to standard spirits as these increased by 16 per cent or 57 616 litres PAC. However, for the
whole of the NT the combined supply of mixed plus standard spirits was 1.3 per cent or 9132
litres PAC less in 2008, when the ‘Alcopops’ tax had been in operation for eight months.
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Chart 33: Standard and Mixed Spirits – Northern Territory
Restricted Area
Table 22: Type and number of restricted areas/premises in 2008/09 compared with
2007/08
Type of Alcohol Restricted Areas Declared by Commission
2007/08
2008/09
General
110
110
Public
7
7
Private Restricted Premises (private homes and buildings)
328
431
Total
479
582
Location
Declaration date
Alice Springs
1 August 2007
Tennant Creek
1 August 2008
Mataranka
21 April 2008
Katherine
21 January 2008
Nhulunbuy/East Arnhem
1 March 2008
Bicentennial Park / Rapid Creek and
Nightcliff Foreshores
19 May 2008
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Liquor Licensing
Table 23: Type and number of restricted areas/premises in 2008/09 compared with
2007/08
Type
2006/07
2007/08
2008/09
Transfer of Liquor licences
30
26
39
Number of Suspended licences
18
37
17
Number of Surrendered licences
5
7
12
Number of Cancelled licences
2
2
3
Number of Special Liquor licences
384
384
380
Number of continuing Special Liquor licences
7
13
8
Liquor complaints received and action taken
34
20
25
Total
480
489
484
Details on name of premises, licensing conditions, variations, locations and penalties are listed
at Appendix B
Table 24: Total Number of Liquor Licenses by categories
2006/07
2007/08
2008/09
814
Clubs
72
71
69
810
Liquor Merchants
12
12
12
811
Off Licences
13
14
14
808
On Licences
73
79
79
802
Private Hotels
38
37
37
801
Public Hotels
31
31
34
805
Restaurants
95
94
94
813
Roadside Inn Serviced
6
6
6
812
Roadside Inn Un-serviced
27
27
27
809
Stores
70
67
67
803
Tavern
43
44
45
806
Vessels
9
9
11
489
491
495
Total
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Table 25: Liquor Complaints Received and Action Taken
2006/07
2007/08
2008/09
Complaints investigated, but no further action warranted
6
7
3
Licences cancelled following complaint
0
1
0
Licences suspended due to breaches of licence
conditions (section 66(1)(b))
7 5 10
5
10
Complaints heard and finalised without licence
suspension
20
5
12
Complaints withdrawn
1
1
0
Total
34
20
25
ID Takeaway Liquor System
The ID System operates in Alice Springs and the Katherine region. It assists licensees in
enforcing local alcohol restrictions and automatically records information required by the
Australian Government’s record of purchases over $100.
Anyone wishing to purchase takeaway alcohol in Alice Springs and the Katherine region must
produce approved photo identification.
The system enables the licensee to identify persons who have takeaway alcohol restrictions
due to a prohibition or other Court Order, and ensures compliance with the liquor supply plan
restrictions that limit the number of purchases of certain products such as cask wine and
fortified wine.
Electronic Liquor Permit System
The liquor permit system operates in Nhulunbuy and East Arnhem and uses the same
technology as the ID Takeaway Liquor system.
In these regions however, takeaway alcohol can only be purchased by persons with a current
liquor permit. Some individuals also have limits on the volume of liquor products they are
allowed to purchase, and the system assists to ensure compliance with these restrictions.
Table 26: Takeaway Liquor ID System, 2008/09
Month
Court Orders Issued
Attempts to purchase
whilst prohibited
Attempts to purchase
restricted items
Alice Springs
January
1
38
530
February
1
12
523
March
3
55
534
April
1
49
845
May
10
36
614
June
1
31
566
Total
17
221
3 612
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Month
Court Orders Issued
Attempts to purchase
whilst prohibited
Attempts to purchase
restricted items
January
11
83
540
February
5
36
576
March
10
52
592
April
7
35
543
May
11
36
575
June
18
33
228
Total
62
275
3 054
Katherine
Chart 33: Takeaway Liquor ID System - Alice Springs 2008/09
Chart 34: Takeaway Liquor ID System - Katherine 2008/09
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Table 27: Electronic Liquor Permit System, 2008/09
Month
Permits Issued
Court Orders
Attempts to
issued
purchase
restricted items
Attempts to
purchase
whilst
prohibited
Nhulunbuy
January
111
0
46
0
February
99
1
31
0
March
108
0
16
0
April
158
0
29
0
May
141
0
69
0
June
197
1
35
0
Total
814
2
226
0
January
0
0
0
0
February
0
0
0
0
March
0
0
0
0
April
729
0
0
0
May
73
0
0
0
June
114
0
1
0
Total
916
0
1
0
East
Arnhem
Chart 35: Electronic Liquor Permit System - Nhulunbuy
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Chart 36: Electronic Liquor Permit System - East Arnhem
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Licensing
Employee Licensing - Cumulative Total
Permit, Licence or Approval Types
2006/2007
2007/2008
2008/2009
Casino Employees
Not Available
349
319
Gaming Machine Managers
872
890
927
Gaming Machine Repairers
15
15
15
Dual Private Security
870
890
1750
Crowd controller
75
142
355
Private Security Officers
308
273
353
Bookmaker Key Employees
120
75
50
Escort Agency Operators
5
3
3
Approved major lottery permits
Not Available
35
73
Commercial & Foreign Lottery Permits
4
6
6
Business Names
Not Available
18 348
17 900
Incorporated Associations
Not Available
1 661
1 682
Bookmaker Permit
37
36
39
Sports Bookmakers
8
13
13
Motor Vehicle Dealers
260
104
97
Dealer’s Managers
198
117
108
Travel Agents
71 76 79
76
79
Commercial and Private Agents
139 137 91
137
91
Pawnbrokers/ Second-hand Dealers
11 11 10
11
10
Second-hand Dealers
20
20
19
Escort Agency Managers
1
3
3
Security Firm
20
22
31
Real Estate, Business Agents, Conveyancing
Agents
323
357
382
Registered Agents Representatives
432
488
509
Employee Licensing
Business Licensing – Cumulative Total
Tobacco, Other Licensing and Statutory
Appointments– Cumulative Total
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Permit, Licence or Approval Types
2006/2007
2007/2008
2008/2009
Tobacco Retailers Granted
734
744
737
Unincorporated Approved Associations
Not Available
74
92
Trade Lotteries
Not Available
42
17
Justices of the Peace
103
289
293
Commissioners for Oaths
Not Available
884
888
Auctioneers
10
173
189
A list of transferred licences from 1 July 2006 until 30 June 2009 is at Appendix C.
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Appendix A
Community Gaming Machines - Previous Years
Northern Territory Community Gaming Machine Performance in Clubs, year ended 30
June 2007
Club Venue
Number of
Turnover
Gross
Gaming Community
Machines
$
Profit $
Tax $
Benefit
Levy $
Alice Springs Golf Club
8
630 536
65 209
9 460
-
Alice Springs Memorial Club
45
17 482
115
1 776
120
524 772
-
Alice Springs RSL Club
24
4 790 394
520 498
113 809
-
Alyangula Golf Club
8
1 797 246
200 917
40 030
-
Alyangula Recreation Club
15
7 017 018
812 075
201 254
-
Arnhem Club
45
51 129
595
5 195
266
1 983
289
-
Casuarina All Sports Club
45
57 894
374
6 142
078
2 389
566
-
Cazalys Palmerston Club Inc
45
45 611
783
4 678
902
1 761
717
-
Darwin Bowls & Social Club
3
23 939
3 884
501
-
Darwin Golf Club
13
1 215 700
148 082
27 926
-
Darwin North Sub Branch
RSL
6
311 999
51 624
6 797
-
Darwin RSL Club
20
4 351 808
468 429
102 113
-
Darwin Rugby League Club
5
39 853
3 417
441
-
Darwin Sailing Club
10
768 622
92 257
15 285
-
Darwin Trailer Boat Club
10
1 570 604
171 540
33 619
-
Federal Sports Club
10
1 935 676
222 957
45 079
-
Gillen Club - Alice Springs
45
19 262
829
1 877
540
564 370
-
Gove Country Golf Club
12
957 092
119 880
21 465
-
Humpty Doo & Rural Area
Golf Club
10
354 831
37 673
6 762
-
Jabiru Sports & Social Club
17
6 616 436
702 820
167 054
-
Katherine Club
45
19 070
683
2 136
006
671 500
-
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Club Venue
Number of
Machines
Turnover
$
Gross
Profit $
Gaming
Tax $
Community
Benefit
Levy $
Katherine Country Club
25
13 596
578
1 370
032
384 878
-
Katherine Sports &
Recreation Club
19
6 195 621
692 147
162 945
-
Nightcliff Sports Club
18
9 968 433
1 083
570
290 603
-
Palmerston Golf & Country
Club
22
5 088 252
628 325
143 141
-
Palmerston Sports Club
45
58 704
174
5 839
953
2 259
924
-
Pint Club
24
5 475 430
626 601
142 337
-
Raob Club
16
5 788 000
708 996
169 395
-
Sporties Club
16
3 361 481
369 980
78 762
-
St Marys Football Sporting &
Social Club
30
5 994 966
707 703
169 184
-
Tennant Creek Bowling Club
4
86 825
13 751
1 775
-
Tennant Creek Memorial
Club
25
14 104
157
1 532
326
439 409
-
Tracey Village Socal &
Sports Club
45
47 728
042
4 838
886
1 830
366
-
Total
730
$418 925
091
$43 839
446
$14 759
527
-
Source: Northern Territory Department of Justice and NT TAB
Note: Gaming tax is the amount generated in period specified, not the amount received.
Northern Territory Community Gaming Machine Performance in Hotels, year ended 30
June 2007
Hotel Venue
Number of
Turnover
Gross
Gaming Community
Machines
$
Profit $
Tax $
Benefit
Levy $
Adelaide River Inn
-
142 005
20 266
8 696
2 027
Aileron Roadhouse
4
496 818
52 494
22 525
5 249
Airport Hotel
10
7 220 528
743 566
319 064
74 357
Barkly Homestead
-
504 328
62 547
26 839
6 255
Beachfront Hotel
10
10 811
526
1 090
269
467 834
109 027
Crossways Hotel
10
4 281 243
531 460
228 049
53 146
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Hotel Venue
Number of
Machines
Turnover
$
Gross
Profit $
Gaming
Tax $
Community
Benefit
Levy $
Deck Bar (The)
10
3 170 302
293 332
125 869
29 333
Fox Ale House (The)
10
534 838
57 344
24 606
5 734
Frontier Hotel
10
8 804 193
840 994
360 870
84 099
Gapview Resort Hotel
10
2 692 763
287 336
123 296
28 734
Goldfields Hotel
10
2 749 392
330 084
141 639
33 008
Heavitree Gap Tavern
10
2 563 964
333 041
142 908
33 304
Hibiscus Tavern
10
11 261
961
1 158
768
497 227
115 877
Hidden Valley Tavern
10
4 884 099
534 032
229 153
53 403
Howard Springs Tavern
10
6 902 637
697 929
299 481
69 793
Humpty Doo Hotel
10
7 439 439
768 649
329 827
76 865
Humpty Doo Tavern
10
10 323
642
1 199
604
514 750
119 960
Katherine Hotel
10
5 357 805
608 870
261 266
60 887
Kitty O’Shea’s
10
4 221 653
527 091
226 175
52 709
Litchfield Hotel
10
3 135 085
355 702
152 632
35 570
Mandorah Beach Hotel
5
375
108
46
11
Mataranka Hotel
10
3 107 239
357 513
153 409
35 751
Monsoons
-
12 288
2 312
992
231
Noonamah Tavern
10
1 551 737
173 800
74 577
17 380
Palmerston Tavern
10
5 895 727
629 229
270 002
62 923
Parap Tavern
10
11 111
733
1 183
053
507 648
118 305
Pine Creek Hotel
10
1 815 708
253 265
108 676
25 327
Plaza Karama Tavern
10
12 072
892
1 093
348
469 156
109 335
Rum Jungle Motor Inn
10
2 591 261
308 142
132 224
30 814
Squires Tavern
10
6 009 368
647 269
277 743
64 727
Tennant Creek Hotel
10
2 922 562
326 254
139 996
32 625
The Cavenagh
10
5 089 661
588 872
252 685
58 887
Threeways Roadhouse
6
181 712
22 324
9 579
2 232
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Hotel Venue
Number of
Machines
Turnover
$
Gross
Profit $
Gaming
Tax $
Community
Benefit
Levy $
Timber Creek Wayside Inn
4
399 067
59 581
25 566
5 958
Todd Tavern
10
4 639 457
597 483
256 380
59 748
Top End Hotel
10
5 855 486
503 499
216 052
50 350
Victoria Hotel - Darwin
10
7 492 681
912 255
391 449
91 226
Virginia Tavern
10
1 246 294
147 373
63 238
14 737
Walkabout Tavern
10
9 163 291
1 037
314
445 111
103 731
Winnellie Hotel
10
4 094 626
500 225
214 647
50 023
Yulara Residents Club
3
202 562
29 583
12 694
2 958
TOTAL
352
$182 953
947
$19 866
182
$8 524
579
$1 986 618
Source: Northern Territory Department of Justice and NT TAB
Note: Gaming tax is the amount generated in period specified, not the amount received.
Northern Territory Community Gaming Machine Performance, Summary for year ended
30 June 2007
Venue
Number of
Turnover $
Gross Profit Gaming Tax Community
Machines
$
$
Benefit Levy $
Clubs
730 418
925 091
43 839 446
14 759 527
-
Hotels
352 182
953 947
19 866 182
8 524 579
1 986 618
Total
1 082
$601 879 038
$63 705 628
$23 284 106
$1 986 618
Source: Northern Territory Department of Justice and NT TAB
Note: Gaming tax is the amount generated in period specified, not the amount received.
Northern Territory Community Gaming Machine Performance in Clubs, year ended 30
June 2008
Hotel Venue
Number of
Turnover
Gross
Gaming Community
Machines
$
Profit $
Tax $
Benefit
Levy $
Alice Springs Golf Club
8
486 734
49 134
6 934
-
Alice Springs Memorial Club
45
19 077
341
1 915
638
583 588
-
Alice Springs RSL Club
24
4 736 267
534 209
116 960
-
Alyangula Golf Club
8
1 143 720
119 090
21 284
-
Alyangula Recreation Club
15
9 031 836
1 027
479
272 143
-
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Hotel Venue
Number of
Machines
Turnover
$
Gross
Profit $
Gaming
Tax $
Community
Benefit
Levy $
Arnhem Club
45
51 407
161
5 012
235
1 904
750
-
Casuarina All Sports Club
45
67 712
993
6 940
179
2 732
031
-
Cazalys Palmerston Club Inc
45
58 140
588
5 569
873
2 144
032
-
Darwin Bowls & Social Club
3
75 844
9 061
1 170
-
Darwin Golf Club
13
1 183 587
158 083
30 217
-
Darwin North Sub Branch
RSL
6
396 550
62 134
8 754
-
Darwin RSL Club
30
7 149 188
732 445
177 621
-
Darwin Rugby League Club
5
16 101
2 453
317
-
Darwin Sailing Club
10
606 076
66 070
10 165
-
Darwin Trailer Boat Club
10
2 266 043
253 602
52 100
-
Federal Sports Club
10 -
2 086 371
248 530
50 938
-
Gillen Club - Alice Springs
45
23 464
118
2 241
407
715 788
-
Gove Country Golf Club
12
949 945
107 799
19 378 -
-
Humpty Doo & Rural Area
Golf Club
10
1 392 484
156 760
29 914
-
Jabiru Sports & Social Club
17
7 025 231
739 549
179 257
-
Katherine Club
45
21 787
902
2 386
545
778 066
-
Katherine Country Club
25
15 913
900
1 602
890
465 003
-
Katherine Sports &
Recreation Club
19
6 804 126
780 706
190 930
-
Nightcliff Sports Club
22
14 349
212
1 494
961
427 232
-
Palmerston Golf & Country
Club
22
4 873 982
617 644
140 329
-
Palmerston Sports Club
45
64 339
651
6 259
037
2 439
753
-
Pint Club
24
5 713 700
656 452
150 518
-
Raob Club
16
7 424 115
844 443
211 906
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Hotel Venue
Number of
Machines
Turnover
$
Gross
Profit $
Gaming
Tax $
Community
Benefit
Levy $
Sporties Club
16
2 309 479
270 758
56 031
-
St Marys Football Sporting &
Social Club
30
6 509 723
716 003
169 849
-
Tennant Creek Bowling Club
4
67 690
10 497
1 355
-
Tennant Creek Memorial
Club
25
15 276
006
1 583
570
455 339
-
Tracey Village Social &
Sports Club
45
53 050
824
5 337
548
2 044
342
-
Total
744
$476 768
489
$48 506
784
$16 587
993
-
Source: Northern Territory Department of Justice and NT TAB
Note: Gaming tax is the amount generated in period specified, not the amount received.
Northern Territory Community Gaming Machine Performance in Hotels, year ended 30
June 2008
Hotel Venue
Number of
Turnover Gross
Gaming Community
Machines
$
Profit $
Tax $
Benefit
Levy $
Aileron Roadhouse
4
341 686
39 883
17 114
3 988
Airport Hotel
10
9 764 531
984 425
422 417
98 443
Barkly Homestead
5
550 904
62 800
26 948
6 280
Beachfront Hotel
10
11 042
891
1 083 915
465 108
108 391
Corroboree Park Tavern
10
425 616
48 769
20 927
4 877
Crossways Hotel
10
4 100 118
511 039
219 287
51 104
Deck Bar (The)
10
3 229 167
324 333
139 171
32 433
Ducks Nuts Bar & Grill
10
484 941
47 681
16 442
3 832
Fox Ale House (The)
10
2 782 951
282 715
113 191
26 379
Frontier Hotel
10
11 850
864
1 126 713
483 473
112 671
Gapview Resort Hotel
10
2 840 297
290 108
124 485
29 011
Globetrotters Lodge
10
509 029
56 271
24 146
5 627
Goldfields Hotel
10
3 957 509
492 995
211 544
49 300
Heavitree Gap Tavern
10
2 371 173
304 254
130 556
30 425
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Hotel Venue
Number of
Machines
Turnover
$
Gross
Profit $
Gaming
Tax $
Community
Benefit
Levy $
Hibiscus Tavern
10
12 713
437
1 410 974
605 449
141 097
Hidden Valley Tavern
10
4 436 499
455 857
195 608
45 586
Howard Springs Tavern
10
8 741 954
862 749
370 206
86 275
Humpty Doo Hotel
10
10 157
596
1 011 705
434 123
101 170
Humpty Doo Tavern
10
11 069
434
1 252 530
537 461
125 253
Katherine Hotel
10
6 189 510
698 983
299 934
69 898
Kitty O’Shea’s
10
5 358 812
649 583
278 736
64 958
Litchfield Hotel
10
3 498 389
405 523
174 010
40 552
Mataranka Hotel
10
3 052 603
362 865
155 705
36 286
Monsoons
10
4 124 480
390 129
167 404
39 013
Noonamah Tavern
10
2 183 909
262 289
112 548
26 229
Palmerston Tavern
10
7 050 840
713 367
306 106
71 337
Parap Tavern
10
13 056
696
1 395 325
598 734
139 532
Pine Creek Hotel
10
2 450 724
349 521
149 980
34 952
Plaza Karama Tavern
10
10 615
927
990 293
424 935
99 029
Rum Jungle Motor Inn
10
1 791 084
218 952
93 952
21 895
Rum Jungle Tavern
10
2 193 358
245 618
105 395
24 562
Shenannigans Irish Pub
10
603 454
57 746
24 779
5 775
Squires Tavern
10
6 463 639
654 824
280 985
65 482
Tennant Creek Hotel
10
3 554 763
419 137
179 852
41 914
The Archrival & Nirvana
Restaurant
10
3 552 571
342 421
146 933
34 242
The Cavenagh
10
6 279 449
574 276
246 422
57 428
Threeways Roadhouse
6
525 696
66 362
28 476
6 636
Timber Creek Wayside Inn
4
546 944
76 970
33 028
7 697
Todd Tavern
10
4 565 846
597 512
256 393
59 751
Top End Hotel
10
6 671 964
588 074
252 342
58 807
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Hotel Venue
Number of
Machines
Turnover
$
Gross
Profit $
Gaming
Tax $
Community
Benefit
Levy $
Victoria Hotel - Darwin
10
8 184 753
840 808
360 791
84 081
Virginia Tavern
10
3 063 231
367 074
157 511
36 707
Walkabout Tavern
10
8 439 678
946 105
405 974
94 611
Winnellie Hotel
10
6 106 420
669 373
287 228
66 937
Yulara Residents Club
3
172 890
23 968
10 285
2 397
Total
422
$221 668
227
$23 556
814
$10 096
090
$2 352 852
Source: Northern Territory Department of Justice and NT TAB
Note: Gaming tax is the amount generated in period specified, not the amount received.
Northern Territory Community Gaming Machine Performance, Summary for year ended
30 June 2008
Venue
Number of
Turnover $
Gross Profit Gaming Tax Community
Machines
$
$
Benefit Levy $
Clubs
744
476 768 489
48 506 784
16 587 993
-
Hotels
422
221 668 227
23 556 814
10 096 090
2 352 852
Total
1 166
$698 436 716
$72 063 598
$26 684 082
$2 352 852
Source: Northern Territory Department of Justice and NT TAB
Note: Gaming tax is the amount generated in period specified, not the amount received.
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Appendix B
Community Benefit Fund - Successful Applications
Organisation Name
Grant Purpose
Amount $
Alice Springs Cycling Club
Purchase storage container for track
bicycles and Club equipment
3 000
Alice Springs Delayed
Development Support Playgroup
Purchase toys and resources
1 500
Alice Springs Music Teachers
Association
Purchase a grand piano or upright piano
4 000
Alice Springs Mytime Playgroup
Purchase toys and equipment for special
needs children
1 500
Alice Springs Netball Association
Install cages in the Club storage shed
3 000
Alice Springs Quilting Club
Purchase laptop computer and digital
camera
2 000
Alice Springs Swimming Club
Bus hire to allow swimmers to attend a
swimming carnival in Katherine
3 000
Alice Springs Town Band
Purchase band equipment and upgrade
existing equipment
2 000
Anglicare NT
Purchase furnishings for Forrest House
(Youth Residential Support Service)
3 000
Animparrinpi Tututju Women’s
Aboriginal Corporation
Purchase and erect a cool room for food
supplies
4 000
Arid Lands Environment Centre
Purchase office and computer equipment
3 000
Arts Access Central Australia
Costs associated with AACA program 2009
– a visual arts program for people with
disabilities
1 500
Blatherskite Park Trustees
Purchase & installation of 3 BBQs in park
3 000
Braitling Neighbourhood Centre
Purchase toys and equipment
1 500
CASA Central Australia
Supply and installation of vegetable and
herb garden area
3 000
Central Australia Tourism Industry
Association
Purchase computer, office equipment,
volunteer uniforms and amenities
3 000
Central Australian Art Society
Produce catalogue for major annual
exhibition in July
1 500
Central Australian Community Toy
Library
Provision of sand and water play area with
canopy
2 500
Alice Springs
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Organisation Name
Grant Purpose
Amount $
Central Australian Folk Society
Costs associated with 39th annual Top Half
Folk Festival in June 2009
3 000
Central Australian Territory Craft
Upgrade of June Marriott Gallery in Alice
Springs - flooring, lighting and walls
3 000
Centralian Eisteddfod Council
Provide funds for venue hire, trophies and
prizes, and advertising costs
3 000
Childbirth Education Association
Alice Springs
Upgrade computer and the production of 2
brochures to help new and expecting
parents
3 000
Desert Rose Playgroup
Fence off an outside play area and cover in
shadecloth
3 000
Football in Central Australia
Purchase equipment to conduct Outback
Street Soccer program
5 000
Harts Range Amateur Race Club
Purchase steel to erect grandstand and
shade areas
3 500
Hermannsburg Volunteer Unit
(NTES)
Equip unit headquarters with security
system, BBQ and cupboards, benches and
sinks
4 000
Holyoake Alice Springs
Purchase two computers to keep client
records,government statistics
2 500
Ilpurla Aboriginal Corporation
Fitout of commercial kitchen for preparation
of client meals and catering
5 000
Imanpa Playgroup
Purchase toys and equipment
1 500
Incite Youth Arts
Purchase computer equipment
3 000
Life Without Barriers
Enable two Alice Springs parents to attend
National Foster Parent Conference - NSW
April 2009
1 818
Lifeline Central Australia
Purchase computer, software and filing
cabinets
2 000
Living Waters Playgroup
Purchase toys and equipment
2 500
Monday Babies Playgroup and
Thursday Baby Playgroup
Purchase and fit fence with gate
4 000
Munchkins Playgroup
Purchase toys and craft materials
1 500
Music NT
Purchase office equipment
1 500
National Pioneer Woman’s Hall of
Fame
Create an exhibition in the women’s section
of the old Alice Springs Gaol
1 945
National Pioneer Women’s Hall of
Fame
Consultant’s fees for Exhibition of Women’s
section of Old Alice Springs Gaol
3 000
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Organisation Name
Grant Purpose
Amount $
Ngintaka Women’s Council
Conduct short film project for the young
people of the Kintore community
2 950
Ngurratjuta/Pmara Ntjarra
Aboriginal Corporation
Construct steel bough shelter at Ukaka
community for a cooking and meeting place
4 545
NT Writers’ Centre
Costs associated with Eye of the Storm –
Alice Springs April 2009
2 500
Olive Pink Botanic Garden
Create new display panels in Visitors Centre
3 000
Pintubi Homelands Health Service
Purchase stationery, computer and food
supplies for Healthy House
3 000
Playgroup Association of the NT Alice Springs
Purchase computer and monitor
1 363
Special Souls Support Group
Conduct Christmas party for parents,
children, carers and health workers
3 000
Teen Challenge Centralia
Conduct a ‘Shine’ program at Yirrara
Boarding College
1 500
Walpiri Media Association
Purchase of sound-proofing materials
4 000
Yummie Mummies Playgroup
Purchase toys and equipment
1 500
Total Alice Springs
$131 121
Darwin
Ace Junior Tennis Supporters Club
Purchase equipment for canteen and
portable shade
3 000
Ace Junior Tennis Supporters Club
Purchase shade, popcorn machine,
expresso machine and microwave oven
3 000
Alawa Scout Group
Undertake repairs to Alawa Scout Hall
2 000
Alliance Francaise de Darwin
Conduct free French films to the public
3 000
Anglicare NT
Purchase paint to upgrade a crisis
accommodation unit in Palmerston
3 000
Arafura Outrigger Canoe Club
Purchase of shipping container to store
equipment
3 000
Ark Animal Welfare Services
Build temporary accommodation for animals
from homes involved in domestic violence
3 000
Arthritis Foundation of the
Northern Territory
Conduct a six-week course for people
suffering with osteoarthritis of the knees
1 500
Ausdance NT
Venue and equipment hire, production and
event management costs for MoveMeNT
Darwin Dance Expo
3 000
Australian Marine Conservation
Society
Upgrade IT system in Darwin office
2 500
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Organisation Name
Grant Purpose
Amount $
Beatrice Hill Volunteer Bushfire
Brigade
Purchase air conditioners, tables and chairs
3 000
Beatrice Hill Volunteer Bushfire
Brigade
Cement vehicle service area, purchase
playground equipment and stereo system
3 000
Berrimah Riding Club
Purchase and install fans for veranda
818
Berrimah Riding Club
Purchase data projector
1 000
Billeroy Road Community Centre
Purchase a storage shed to secure toys and
sports equipment
849
Brown’s Mart Trustees
Purchase of sound and lighting equipment
3 000
Carpentaria Disability Services
Install covering to outdoor area at Henbury
Avenue complex
4 500
Christmas in Darwin Association
Assist with costs of lighting, sound,
entertainment and supplies
2 500
Christmas in Darwin Association
Assistance towards sound, lighting,
fireworks and candle cups for Christmas in
Darwin
4 000
Coconut Grove Seniors
Community Hall Association Purchase
portable PA system
1 500
Corrugated Iron Youth Arts
Conduct free family shows for 2009 Darwin
Festival - equipment hire, artist fees &
promotion
3 000
Corrugated Iron Youth Arts
Costs associated with free community event
to celebrate Charles Darwin Birthday
celebration - July 2009
2 000
Darwin Basketball Association
Install safety padding on structural support
columns in Spectrum Stadium
2 500
Darwin Chorale
Assist with the making of costumes for the
performance of HMS Pinafore
2 000
Darwin Community Arts
Create a Community Kitchen garden in
Malak
3 055
Darwin Community Legal Service
Develop and distribute promotional materials
for Human Rights Week 2009
2 170
Darwin Dragons Rugby Union Club
Consultants costs for a development
program for coaches and players
1 500
Darwin Festival Association
To fund a new project ‘The Bank’ to be set
up at the historic Commonwealth Bank
Building
3 000
Darwin Film Society
Repair/replace existing mesh fence
3 000
Darwin Flyrodders
Purchase of 2 x Marquees, a BBQ and 3
promotional banners
2 500
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Organisation Name
Grant Purpose
Amount $
Darwin Folk Dance
Conduct two international folk dance
workshops - August 2009
1 000
Darwin Game Fishing Club
Engage a consultant to develop a business
plan and strategy document
1 500
Darwin Gymnastics Club
Purchase double mini trampoline and
padding boxes
2 500
Darwin Holistic Health Centre
Advertising and promotional costs of Healthy 3 000
Living Expo - 30 May 2009
Darwin Homing Pigeon Club
Purchase dual axle trailer to transport racing
pigeons
2 000
Darwin Senior Citizens
Repair leaks to roof of Spillet House
4 545
Darwin Seniors Computer Club
Upgrade club’s website
3 000
Darwin Show Jumping
Upgrade equipment shed
2 500
Darwin Surf Life Saving Club
Purchase an equipment trailer for long
length sporting equipment
3 000
Darwin Toy Library
Purchase 4 x promotional banners
1 500
Disability Supported Playgroup
Purchase toys and microwave oven
2 027
East Point Breezeway Landcare
Group
Costs associated with Tree Planting and
Education Day - December 2008
909
Elizabeth Valley Volunteer
Bushfire Brigade
Supply and erect concrete slab floor for
vehicle storage shed
5 000
Fairywrens Playgroup
Purchase toys and equipment
1 500
Forster Foundation for Drug
Rehabilitation
Develop Banyan House website
2 000
Freds Pass Sport & Recreation
Management Board Erect fencing at Freds
Pass Reserve
2 000
Garden Point Association
Transfer slides and videos to DVD and
produce copies to families of Stolen
Generation members
3 000
Girl Guides NT
Purchase trailer to transport camping
equipment and resources
2 136
Gray Child Care Centre
Purchase beds, cots and linen
2 500
Greek Orthodox Community of
Northern Australia
Purchase two computers to assist with the
development & coordination of Greek
syllabuses & lesson plans
3 000
Greek Orthodox Community of
Northern Australia
Install hardware, power and desks for
computers
2 500
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Organisation Name
Grant Purpose
Amount $
Gymnastics Northern Territory
Purchase sporting equipment, lock up
facilities and promotional material
1 285
Happy Yess Community Arts
Purchase microphone stands and stage
lighting
1 518
HPA
Supply and fit 3 x built-in wardrobes into
group home for people with disabilities
3 000
HPA
Install an electric MIG welder
1 359
HPA Incorporated
Purchase trailer to transport a ride-onmower used by Kokoda Gardening Services
4 000
Human Services Training Advisory
Council
Conduct MAGIC program (workshops) to
train mature age and non-traditional workers
3 000
Humpty Doo Community &
Childcare Centre
Construct a sandpit
2 500
Humpty Doo Playgroup
Purchase toys and equipment
1 500
Jingili BMX Club
Purchase of a brush cutter, spinal injury
equipment, 2 freezers
3 000
Karama Community & Children’s
Centre
Purchase security doors and an air
conditioner
2 500
Kiwanis Club of Casuarina
Purchase commercial deep fryer and stable
table for fundraising food van
1 500
Knuckey Lagoon Indigenous
Community
Upgrade community hall and purchase
equipment
2 500
Larrakia Nation Aboriginal
Corporation
Purchase computer and software for video
editing to collate information in Larrakia
cultural heritage and archaeological sites
2 500
Legacy Club of the Northern
Territory
Patch and reseal carpark in order to reduce
hazard
3 000
Life be in it
Purchase equipment to assist with the
promotion and running of the various
activities
3 000
Life Without Barriers
Enable three Darwin foster parents to attend
National Foster Parent Conference - NSW
April 2009
2 727
Litchfield Horse and Pony Club
Build two horse washdown bays
2 000
Ludmilla Neighbourhood
Connections
Produce short documentary about the
Ludmilla area.
1 500
Marrara Baby Playgroup
Purchase washing machine and dryer
990
Millner Galaxy Football Club
Set up costs for 5 junior teams and a
women’s under 18 team
3 000
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Organisation Name
Grant Purpose
Amount $
Mindil Aces Soccer Club
Provide “sun” packs to children and
purchase shade structures.
3 500
Mindil Aces Soccer Club
Costs for team travel to outer communities
for friendly inter-club matches
3 000
Mindil Beach Surf Life Saving Club
Purchase of gear trailer
2 000
Mindil Beach Surf Life Saving Club
Purchase uniforms and attend NT
Championships - Nhulunbuy September
2009
2 500
Moil Playgroup
Purchase toys
1 211
Motor Vehicle Enthusiasts Club
Purchase English wheel kit and
Shrinker/stretcher body unit
2 000
Multicultural Council of the NT
Purchase play equipment and install
electronic access system to community
room
3 500
Music NT
Marketing and promotional costs of NT
Indigenous Music Awards - August 2009
3 000
Nakara Playgroup
Purchase toys and equipment
1 500
National Trust of Australia (NT)
Develop banners and signage
1 320
Netball NT
Purchase BBQ for new netball centre
1 365
Nightcliff Arts, Music & Culture
Fund community workshops prior to event,
promotion and parade logistics
3 000
Nightcliff Baseball Club
Costs associated with 40 year anniversary
celebrations
1 800
Nightcliff Rugby League Football
Club
Purchase training equipment and uniforms
2 000
Noonamah Horse & Pony Club
Purchase pine logs and chains to upgrade
equestrian arena
1 500
North Australian Canine
Association
Send a volunteer to Alice Springs to conduct
stewarding workshops, purchase two office
chairs and an external hard drive.
1 580
Northern Country Music
Association
Purchase drum kit
1 636
Northern Territory Multiple Birth
Club
Hire costs for 37th Australian Multiple Birth
Association Convention
2 000
Northern Territory Rugby League
Remove and replace corroded water pipes
2 500
NT Avicultural Society
Build vermin-proof room in bird pavilion at
Darwin Showgrounds
2 145
NT Ballroom Dancing Association
Purchase computer, projector and
instructional DVDs
1 918
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Organisation Name
Grant Purpose
Amount $
NT Police and Citizens Youth
Clubs Association – Wongabilla
Equestrian Centre
Construct a round yard area and arena area
3 000
Padres Football Club
Purchase equipment and uniforms
1 500
Palmerston Association for
Dancing
Develop costume wardrobe and set
materials
2 500
Palmerston City Concert Band
Purchase transit bags and music charts
2 500
Palmerston Power Basketball Club
Hire indoor courts for the wet season
2 073
Palmerston Regional Safe
Communities Committee
Develop communication tools & activities to
promote ‘Wait a Minute Mate’ - anti-bullying
and violence program
4 405
Pandanus Young Mums Playgroup
Purchase toys and craft materials
1 500
Playgym Playgroup
Purchase DVD Camera and software
1 180
Rapid Creek Landcare Group
Purchase equipment and plants to
rehabilitate part of the Rapid Creek
Conservation Corridor
1 500
Riding for the Disabled Association
Create a wheelchair-safe path from car park
to edge of undercover area, new helmets for
riders & new saddle blankets
3 000
Riding for the Disabled Association
North
To replace tack and halters
3 000
Royal Life Saving Society
(Australia) NT Branch
Purchase colour printer and cartridges
1 927
Rural Athletics Centre
Purchase athletics equipment
1 500
Sailability NT
Purchase semi-rigid inflatable safety boat for
use in Lake Alexander
3 772
Somerville Community Services
Purchase and install ADSL equipment to link
11 houses and provide training
3 000
Somerville Community Services
Provide Fire Extinguisher Training to key
staff members
2 240
St Andrew’s Lutheran Church
Darwin
Erect a fence to keep out uninvited people
1 899
St Andrew’s Lutheran Child Care
Centre Fence around veranda area for use
during the wet season
2 091
St James Anglican Church
Purchase cooking utensils and play
equipment
3 000
Street Swags Ltd
Purchase of 100 swags
3 000
Sudden Infant Death Association
of the NT
Purchase printer
1 000
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Organisation Name
Grant Purpose
Amount $
Surf Life Saving NT
To contribute towards the purchase of a new
car equipped with lifesaving programs to
deliver to general community
3 500
Surf Life Saving NT
Purchase mobile phone, GPS and rescue
boards
3 000
Swimming Northern Territory
Purchase FINA approved electronic touch
pads and 8-lane mobile harness
3 000
The Beat Foundation
Expenses associated with the staging of the
30th Beat production
2 500
Three Year Old Kindy
Replace damaged shadecloth over play gym
area
2 500
Three Year Old Kindy
Purchase fridge for storing children’s snacks
1 090
Top End Gem & Mineral Club
Purchase new machinery for cutting stones
2 500
Top End Gem & Mineral Club
Purchase flat lap machine and trim saw
1 500
Top End Rodeo Circuit
Conduct local rodeo activities, award prize
money and purchase trophies
3 000
Total Recreation NT
Run a 16 week Learn to Dance program for
disabled people
3 000
Totally & Permanently
Incapacitated Ex-Service Men &
Women Association of NT
Purchase computer, printer and office chair
2 848
Toyota Landcruiser Club Darwin
Establish a website to promote the club
2 000
Tumble Down Tots Playgroup
Purchase toys
1 500
U3A Darwin
Purchase a colour printer and accounting
package
2 000
University Bulls Cricket Club
Purchase 3 x cricket kits for junior cricket
program
1 227
University Cricket Club
Upgrade training facilities - install top net
2 500
University Pirates Rugby Union
Football Club
Expenses for junior team to compete at
Canterbury Gold Coast Carnival - July 2009
3 000
Variety NT
Supply and fit a wheelchair lifter to the
Humpty Doo Special Education Bus
4 545
Variety The Children’s Charity Tent Assist Henbury School to install a
82 NT
wheelchair lifter into their bus
3 000
Vietnamese Community in
Australia - NT Chapter
Purchase of a sound system
3 500
Wandering Archers
Purchase and install shipping container for
storage of equipment
3 000
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Organisation Name
Grant Purpose
Amount $
Wildcare
Purchase print cartridges for printing of
brochures
1 100
Wildcare.
Costs to enable prisoners to build release
boxes for possum and sugar gliders
1 964
Wildcare
Costs to enable prisoners to build cages for
sick and injured wildlife
2 185
Wing Chun Gung Fu
Purchase sporting equipment, lock up
facilities and promotional material
2 000
Woodroffe Childcare Centre
Erect closed-in veranda to provide a safe
area for children
3 500
YWCA of Darwin
Purchase air conditioners and fridges for
Doctor Helen Phillips Cottages
3 000
YWCA of Darwin
Replace two air-conditioners in youth crisis
care house
2 715
YWCA of Darwin
Build outdoor shade structure to cover play
equipment at Doctor Helen Phillips Cottages
5 000
Total Darwin
$344 124
Darwin Regional
Adelaide River Show Society
Costs of sound production, backing band
and judges for Adelaide River NT Country
Music Talent Quest - June 2009
3 000
Belyuen Community Government
Council
Purchase of DJ equipment to conduct
alcohol free discos
3 000
Darwin Game Fishing Club
Hire fee and costs of conducting the Junior
Barra Classic - May 2009
3 000
Darwin Parachute Club
Erect fencing around an existing inground
spa
1 000
Dundee Progress Association
Social bus trip to Darwin City for people with
disabilities
2 500
Dundee Progress Association
Purchase furniture & equipment
3 109
Dundee Social & Recreation Club
Purchase BBQ and freezer
800
Dundee Social & Recreation Club
Purchase of chairs and tables
1 386
Dundee Volunteer Bushfire
Brigade
Purchase items to equip new kitchen in HQ
1 600
Friends of Nina’s Ark
Purchase fridge/freezer to store food and
medicine
1 500
Friends of the North Australian
Railway at Adelaide River
Hire of excavator for restoration work on
original Northern Railway
5 000
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Organisation Name
Grant Purpose
Amount $
Jabiru Bushratz Rugby Union
Football Club
Purchase training equipment, spinal injury
board & medical consumables
3 300
Lingalonga Festival
Create a flyer to promote the festival
1 000
Milne Volunteer Bushfire Brigade
Install large water tank
3 841
Palumpa Supported Playgroup
Purchase bikes and tricycles
1 738
Top End Aerial Sports Academy
Replace rotting floorboards and benches
3 000
West Arnhem Shire Council
Purchase equipment for discos at Minjilang,
Warruwi, Gunbalanya and Maningrida
3 000
Total Darwin Regional
$41 774
East Arnhem
8EAR Community Radio
Purchase outdoor equipment
1 500
Alyangula Day Care
Purchase of tables, chairs, books, puzzles,
construction toys and play kitchen
2 500
Arnhem Land Historical Society
Upgrade airport control tower building
3 000
Crisis Accommodation Gove
Purchase resources
2 000
Dhimurra Land Management
Aboriginal Corporation
Purchase a video camera & a digital camera
2 587
East Arnhem Aero Club
Rebuild engine and gearbox of the T-300
Ultralight
2 500
Frangipanni Buddies Playgroup
Purchase toys
958
Gove Peninsula Festival
Association
Purchase marquees for Gove Festival
2 500
Graham Polly Farmer Foundation
Purchase materials for a jewellery and visual
arts business for young people
3 000
Groote Eylandt & Milyakburra
Youth Development Unit
Conduct life skill classes which includes
cooking and art
3 000
Groote Eylandt & Milyakburra
Youth Development Unit
Bring the Saltwater Band from Elcho Island
for a concert
3 500
Laynhapuy Homelands
Association
To correct birth certificates for the people of
the community
3 000
Mission Australia - Nhulunbuy
Purchase resources for the special care
centre
3 000
Nhulunbuy Over Threes
Association
Send staff to Darwin to study other
kindergartens
2 236
Nhulunbuy Regional Sports
Fishing Club
Install public event noticeboard in the town
centre
3 500
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Organisation Name
Grant Purpose
Amount $
Ramingining Playgroup
Purchase toys and equipment
1 500
Sacred Heart Parish Host
Christmas lunch for members of the
community who will be spending Christmas
alone
2 545
Ski Beach Supported Playgroup
Purchase toys and equipment
2 500
Walnawu Djakammiri Surf Life
Saving Club
Purchase 2 x rescue boards and a nipper
board for Training
3 000
Total East Arnhem
$48 326
Katherine
Alawa Aboriginal Corporation
Construct children’s playground at Minyerri
2 500
Binjari Community Aboriginal
Corporation
Purchase equipment to set up a small
community kiosk to provide fresh fruit and
vegetables and nutritious food
3 000
Cantabillay Kids Choir
Purchase microphones and amplifiers
3 917
Craft Council of the NT - Katherine
Purchase specialised textile equipment and
an external hard drive
735
Dragonflies Steiner Playgroup
Purchase art and craft supplies, toys and a
brush cutter
1 500
Edith Farms Volunteer Bushfire
Brigade
Install water systems around the perimeter
of the community hall
3 500
Railway at Adelaide River
Erect fencing to preserve railway heritage
building in Katherine
3 000
Historical Society of Katherine
Upgrading of under-used garden area for
use by community groups
4 000
Jawoyn Association Aboriginal
Corporation
Producer costs for 3 short films for the youth
of Beswick, Barunga and Manyallaluk
Communities
3 000
Katherine Community Market
Purchase outdoor furniture for market
customers and stall holders
5 000
Katherine Country Music Muster
Advertising, marketing and operational costs
for the May 2009 Katherine Country Music
Muster
2 000
Katherine East Child Care Centre
Purchase of outdoor equipment
2 500
Katherine Horse & Pony Club
To purchase new jumping equipment
3 000
Katherine Playgroup
Purchase play equipment
1 500
Katherine Region Food Processing
Group
Purchase commercial dishwasher
3 000
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Organisation Name
Grant Purpose
Amount $
Katherine Regional Arts
Purchase lighting and signage for outdoor
use
2 000
Katherine Regional Child care
Purchase library resources
2 000
Katherine Regional Family
Childcare
Purchase resources for after school care
1 966
Katherine Senior Citizens Assoc.
Purchase office equipment & furniture
2 000
Katherine Toy Library
Purchase toys to encourage active outdoors
play
1 500
Katherine Wildlife Rescue
Build compounds to rehabilitate and release
native wildlife
3 000
Kurrajong Playgroup
Purchase tables, chairs and storage box
1 500
Mataranka Magic Netball Club
Purchase netball equipment
2 000
Pine Creek Aboriginal
Advancement Association
Purchase equipment for the community
operated school nutrition program
3 000
Pirates Rugby Union Football Club
Purchase equipment
3 000
Rivers Region Youth Development
Services
Visit of Indigenous Girls Leadership Group
to Darwin for industry tours
3 000
Victoria Daly Shire Council
Purchase equipment to run regular discos at
Timber Creek, use at sporting events and
meetings
5 000
Total Katherine
$72 118
NT Wide
Alzheimer’s Australia NT
Send 2 staff members to national
conference
2 730
Artback NT
Purchase satellite telephone and SPOT
satellite messenger
2 000
Arthritis Foundation of the NT
Costs of health workers to attend training
course in Perth
1 941
Bicycle NT
Develop TV commercial to improve cyclists’
safety
3 000
Cerebral Palsy Support Group
Darwin
Design and operate Cerebral Palsy website
3 000
Charles Darwin University Sport
Purchase of fitness testing equipment for
Talent Assessment Centre
2 000
COOLmob
Produce 10 community service radio
announcements
2 500
Cradle NT
Upgrade webpage and advertise the
changes
1 510
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Organisation Name
Grant Purpose
Amount $
Down Syndrome Association of the Update and expand computer-aided learning 3 500
Northern Territory
resource library
Foster Care NT
Host Christmas parties for foster care
families in all regions
3 000
Girl Guides NT
Funding to allow remote and local leaders to
attend second stage training in leadership
development
3 500
ME/CFS Australia - NT
Support Line Advertising costs and
resources for NT promotional campaign
3 000
Multicultural Council of the
Northern Territory
Upgrade of computer server
4 000
Northern Territory Firearms
Council
Expenses to consult with land owners and
assess potential hunting areas
2 500
NT Lacemakers
Start-up funding for basic bobbin lace starter
kits
1 111
NT Shelter
Produce & publish a series of fact sheets
relating to core housing advocacy business
3 000
Pony Club Association of NT
Establish a resource library of books and
DVDs
773
Pony Club Association of the
Northern Territory
Conduct NT Pony Club Championships
2 500
Top End Arts Marketing
Advertising costs of ‘Off The Leash’
newsletter - 6 editions
1 487
Wildcare
Produce wildlife brochure for distribution
throughout NT
1 350
Total NT Wide
$48 402
Tennant Creek
73 Army Cadet Unit Tennant
Creek
Purchase UHF radios, GPS a portable
weather station and Quick Shade
3 500
Barkly Regional Arts
Engage knee High puppeteers for the
Desert Harmony Festival - August 2009
1 500
Marla Power Aboriginal
Corporation Sporting Club
Purchase uniforms for football team 1 500
RSL Australia - Tennant Creek Sub Branch
NT Upgrade the area around the cenotaph
3 500
Tennant Creek Golf Club
Purchase of a second hand mower
4 545
Tennant Creek Senior Citizens and
Pensioners Association
Upgrade kitchen facilities
3 500
Tennant Creek Volunteer Unit
(NTES)
Purchase printer
1 165
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Organisation Name
Grant Purpose
Amount $
Tennant Creek Volunteer Unit
(NTES)
Purchase shade shelter, inverter generator
and update old halogen lighting equipment
3 500
Tennant Creek Women’s Refuge
Conduct Open Day to celebrate 20th
anniversary of Refuge - July 2009
1 500
Warllamarnda Aboriginal
Corporation
Purchase computer, printer, facsimile and
office furniture
4 455
Total Tennant Creek
$28 665
Total Northern Territory
$714 530
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Appendix C
Liquor Licences – NT Licensing Commission
Transferred Licences from 1 July 2006
Licence Number
Transfer Date
Premises
81202764
21/07/2006
Threeways Roadhouse
80303189
08/08/2006
Alice Springs Plaza Hotel
81117302
11/08/2006
Outback Caravan Park
80504723
14/08/2006
Crustaceans on the Wharf
80102583
15/08/2006
Goldfields Hotel
80516190
24/08/2006
Café Uno
80201886
25/08/2006
Territory Manor
80517374
28/08/2006
Vietnamese by the Bay (Charcoal Oven Restaurant)
81204562
13/09/2006
The Lodge of Dundee
808304941
27/09/2006
Litchfield Hotel
802203967
02/10/2006
Diplomat Hotel
80305040
02/10/2006
Uncles Tavern
80204400
17/10/2006
Seven Spirit Bay
81301156
19/10/2006
Adelaide River Inn
80217364
30/10/2006
Katherine Motel
80504878
31/10/2006
Rockys Pizza & Pasta (The Rusty Spur Pizzas,
Pasta & Steakhouse)
80202797
02/11/2006
Eldorado Motor Inn
80204199
06/11/2006
Mirambeena Tourist Resort (Travelodge Mirambeena
Resort Darwin)
80804951
20/11/2006
Digger’s Den
80802869
21/11/2006
Wauchope Hotel (Devils Marbles Inn)
81201182
01/12/2006
Hayes Creek Wayside Inn
80216470
11/12/2006
Mary River Park
80516130
21/12/2006
Kozy
80101056
24/01/2007
Winnellie Hotel
80900725
25/02/2007
Malak Supermarket
80817521
27/02/2007
Top End Sportfishing Safaris
75
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Licence Number
Transfer Date
Premises
80305034
15/05/2007
Knotts Crossing
80300296
18/06/2007
Kitty O’Shea’s Irish Bar
80902573
30/06/2007
Hoppys Cash Store
81104665
29/06/2007
Katherine Low Level Caravan Park
Transferred Licences from 1 July 2007
Licence Number
Transfer Date
Premises
80517192
04/07/2007
My Café
80504717
20/07/2007
Hog’s Breath Café
80900058
25/07/2007
Mataranka Supermarket
81000208
21/09/2007
Winnellie Cellars
80201870
25/09/2007
Bluestone Motor Inn
80203860
26/09/07
Novotel Outback Alice Springs
80316511
03/10/2007
Lazy Lizard Caravan Park
80900119
11/10/2007
Aralia Supermarket
80900870
23/10/07
Berrimah Supermarket
81017060
07/11/2007
Alice Springs Wine Club
80303036
26/11/2007
Howard Springs Tavern
80202513
18/12/07
Elkira Court Hotel
80817675
03/01/2008
Bogarts Restaurant
80516520
07/01/2008
Takagi (Loui’s On The Park)
80504723
07/01/2008
Crustaceans on the Wharf
80501115
22/01/2008
Yum Cha Chinese Restaurant
80803270
06/02/2008
Green Park Tourist Complex
80317472
18/03/2008
Virginia Tavern
80901824
19/03/2008
Wanguri Supermarket
80315760
10/04/2008
Lake Bennett Wilderness Resort
81204439
24/04/2008
Mary River Road House
81201209
29/04/2008
Hi Way Inn
80515570
16/05/2008
Speakers Corner
80202018
19/05/2008
Paraway Motel
76
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Licence Number
Transfer Date
Premises
80517231
21/05/2008
Sawasdee Restaurant
81201510
26/05/2008
Mandorah Beach Hotel
Transferred Licences from 1 July 2008
Licence Number
Transfer Date
Premises
80201886
07/07/2008
Territory Manor
80816700
10/07/2008
The Granites Social Club
80516310
21/07/2008
Crooze Licensed Café & Restaurant
80816892
30/07/2008
Palmerston Indoor Sports Centre
80515750
30/07/2008
Café Tonic
80300989
06/08/2008
The Victoria Hotel
80215630
15/08/2008
Mediterranean All Suites Hotel
80100963
15/08/2008
Crossways Hotel
80901824
20/08/2008
Wanguri Supermarket
80816972
20/08/2008
Darwin Indoor Beach Volleyball
80616180
20/08/2008
Anniki Pearl Lugger Cruises
80303919
29/08/2008
Crab Claw Island Fisherman’s Village
80517356
29/08/2008
The Coffee Club
80305034
02/09/2008
Knotts Crossing Resort
80515500
02/09/2008
Bluegrass Restaurant
80516490
11/09/2008
Palms City Resort
81202669
17/09/2008
Renner Spring Roadside Inn
81416090
22/09/2008
Warnkurr Sports and Social Club
81204562
14/10/2008
The Lodge of Dundee
80517853
29/12/2008
Borroloola Hotel Motel
80902640
12/01/2009
Pigglys
80503385
27/01/2009
Manoli’s Greek Taverna (Guiseppes Italian
Restaurant)
81115510
17/02/2009
Banyan Tree Caravan & Tourist Park
81202158
24/02/2009
Kulgera Hotel
80316631
02/02/2009
Fox Ale House
77
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Licence Number
Transfer Date
Premises
80517881
06/03/2009
East West Restaurant
80515710
25/03/2009
Seafood on Cullen
81202764
16/04/2009
Threeways Roadhouse
80504862
22/04/2009
Flavours Of India
80203967
23/04/2009
Diplomat Motel
80305040
23/04/2009
Uncles Tavern
80816892
28/04/2009
Palmerston Indoor Sports Centre
80817480
29/05/2009
Bootu Creek Mine Social Club
80900103
01/06/09
NT Emporium (former Rapid Creek Supermarket)
81204562
05/06/2009
The Lodge of Dundee
81116370
12/06/2009
Shady Glen Caravan Park
80517170
12/06/2009
Chiantis Café Restorante
80304385
22/06/2009
The Deck Bar
Suspended Licences from 1 July 2006
Licence
Suspended
No of Days / Section
Number
Date
Premises
81201182
Hayes Creek Roadside Inn
06/07/2006
Indefinitely
13/09/06
66(1)(c)
Extended after 90 days
Lifted 1/12/06
80901818
14/08/2006 –
23/08/2006
10 Days
66(1)(b)
Good Fortune Take-Away Mini
Mart
80515920
15/08/2006
Indefinitely
66(1)(c)
The Cinema Café
80903294
01/09/06
56 Days
66(1)(b)
Tiwi Supermarket
81402352
09/09/2006
1 Day
66(1)(b)
Alice Springs Golf Club
81402285
14/09/200619/09/2006
1 Day (Takeaway)
66(1)(b)
1 Day (Premises)
Alice Springs Memorial Club
80900486 10
25/09/2006 –
04/10/2006
Days
66(1)(b)
Everley Parap
80300296
07/10/2006
1 Day
Kitty O’Shea’s
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Licence
Number
Suspended
Date
No of Days / Section
Premises
80316511
04/10/2006
Indefinitely
66(1)(b)
Lazy Lizard Caravan Park
80103282
16/10/2006
Indefinitely
66(1)(b) 66(1)(c)
Borroloola Inn
80900103
02/11/2006
Indefinitely
66(1)(c)
Rapid Creek Supermarket
80315790
19/11/2006
Indefinitely
66(1)(c)
Rorke’s Drift Bar Café
80300317
28/11/2006
1 Day
66(1)(b)
Squires Tavern *
80516130
01/01/2007
Indefinitely
66(1)(c)
Kozy
80316631
01/01/2007
Indefinitely
66(1)(c)
Reinstated
Fox n Fiddle British Inn
03/04/2007
80304179
24/01/2007
1 Day,
1 Suspended
66(1)(b)
Corroboree Park Tavern
80802930
14/02/2007 –
18/02/2007
5 Days
66(1)(c)
Central Australian Football
League
80516520
29/06/2007
Indefinitely
66(1)(c)
Loui’s on the Park
* Additional Penalty Pursuant to Section 124AAA of the Liquor Act
Suspended Licences from 1 July 2007
Licence
Suspended
No of Days / Section
Number
Date
Premises
81402774
13 – 16/07/07
48A - 3 days
Tennant Creek Memorial Club
81402752
13 – 16/07/07
48A - 3 days
Tennant Creek Golf Club
81402780
13 – 16/07/07
48A - 3 days
Sporties Club
81402974
13 – 16/07/07
48A - 3 days
Tennant Creek Bowling Club
81002243
13 – 16/07/07
48A - 3 days
Headframe Bottle Shop
81202764
13 – 16/07/07
48A - 3 days
Threeways Roadhouse
80102044
13 – 16/07/07
48A - 3 days
Tennant Creek Hotel
80102583
13 – 16/07/07
48A - 3 days
Goldfields Hotel
80902690
05/10/07
66(1)(b)
2 Days
1 Day Suspended
Northside Foodland
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Licence
Number
Suspended
Date
No of Days / Section
Premises
80900870
11-12/10/07
66(1)(b)
2 Days
Berrimah Supermarket
80300212
22/10/07
66(1)(c)
Indefinitely
Fernanda’s
81401403
22/10/07
66(1)(c)
Indefinitely
Nauiyu Club
80900169
15/11/07 –
18/09/2011
66(1)(c)
Stuart Park Supermarket
80900664
1511/07 –
14/11/2012
66(1)(c)
Jingili Foodland
80816903
15/11/07
66(1)(c)
Indefinitely
The Pub Bar
81402774
01 – 02/12/07
48A - 2 days
Tennant Creek Memorial Club
81402752
01 – 02/12/07
48A - 2 days
Tennant Creek Golf Club
81402780
01 – 02/12/07
48A - 2 days
Sporties Club
81402974
01 – 02/12/07
48A - 2 days
Tennant Creek Bowling Club
81002243
01 – 02/12/07
48A - 2 days
Headframe Bottle Shop
81202764
01 – 02/12/07
48A - 2 days
Threeways Roadhouse
80102044
01 – 02/12/07
48A - 2 days
Tennant Creek Hotel
80102583
01 – 02/12/07
48A - 2 days
Goldfields Hotel
81204439
03/12/07
66(1)(c)
Mary River Roadhouse
80103004
02/01/08 –
02/05/08
66(1)(c)
4 months
Limericks Irish Pub & Beer Garden
Lasseters Hotel Casino
81400598
06/01/08 –
07/01/08
48A - 1 day
Katherine Club
81401075
06/01/08 –
07/01/08
48A - 1 day
Katherine Country Club
80101789
06/01/08 –
07/01/08
48A - 1 day
Katherine Hotel
80100963
06/01/08 –
07/01/08
48A - 1 day
Crossways Hotel
81401019
06/01/08 –
07/01/08
48A - 1 day
Katherine Sports & Recreation
Club
81401564
02/02/08 –
03/02/08
66(1)(b) - 1 day
Gove Yacht Club *
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Licence
Number
Suspended
Date
No of Days / Section
Premises
80303189
01/03/08 –
Indefinitely
66(1)(c)
Indefinitely
Alice Springs Plaza Hotel
80802930
11/02/08 –
17/02/08
66(1)(c) - 6 days
Central Australian Football League
80517853
06/02/08 –
Indefinitely
66(1)(c)
Indefinitely
Borroloola Hotel Motel
80802930
01/05/08 –
02/05/08
66(1)(c) - 1 day
Central Australian Football League
80805090
08/05/08 –
Indefinitely
66(1)(c) Indefinitely
The NT Rock Bar
80515880
16/05/08 –
Indefinitely
66(1)(c) Indefinitely
The Mediterranean
* Additional Penalty Pursuant to Section 124AAA of the Liquor Act
Suspended Licences from 1 July 2008
Licence
Suspended
No of Days / Section
Number
Date
Premises
80804696
08/07/2008
66(1)(c)
Indefinitely
Furlanos
80900175
19/07/2008
66(1)(b) - 1 day
Liquorland Casuarina Shopping
Centre
80102200
31/07/2008
66(1)(b) - 1 day
Riverside Bar Todd Tavern
80304395
06/09/2008 –
08/08/2008
66(1)(b) - 2 days
Ducks Nuts Bar & Grill
80504834
10/11/2008
66(1)(c)
Indefinitely
QC Restaurant
80102200
29/11/2008
66(1)(b) - 1 day
Riverside Bar Todd Tavern
80102200
30/11/2008 –
05/12/2008
66(1)(b) - 2 days
Bottleshop Todd Tavern
80901579
17/11/2008 –
11/12/2008
66(1)(b) - 21 days
Douglas Street Supermarket
800316240
06/12/2008
and
11/12/2008
66(1)(b) - 2 days
Discovery and Lost Arc
80517575
15/12/3008
66(1)(c)
Indefinitely
Mabuhay Restaurant
80802930
09/02/09 –
15/02/08
66(1)(c) - 6 days
Central Australian Football League
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Licence
Number
Suspended
Date
No of Days / Section
Premises
81002243
18/03/09 –
25/03/09
48A - 7 days
Headframe Bottle Shop
81002243
25/03/09 –
01/04/09
48A - 7 days
Headframe Bottle Shop
81203330
27/04/2009
66(1)(b) - 2 days
(1 Suspended)
Top Springs Hotel
80103004
09/05/2009
66(1)(b) - 1 day
Juicy Rump
Lasseters Casino
81401564
11/05/2009 –
14/05/2009
66(1)(b) - 3 days
Gove Yacht Club *
80300317
20/06/2009 –
23/06/2009
66(1)(b) - 3 days
(2 Suspended)
Squires Tavern / The Time
Nightclub
* Additional Penalty Pursuant to Section 124AAA of the Liquor Act
Surrendered Licences from 1 July 2006
Licence Number
Surrender Date
Premises
80203723
17/07/2006
Red Centre Resort
80901646
06/10/2006
Mac’s Liquor - Darwin
80900486
02/11/2006
Everley Parap
80016764
11/12/2006
Bayside Store
80516568
04/01/2007
Passage to India Restaurant
Surrendered Licences from 1 July 2007
Licence Number
Surrender Date
Premises
80517390
17/07/2007
CatchN Curry
80902606
04/09/2007
Liquorland Alice Springs Plaza
80217113
25/09/2007
Elke’s Backpacker Resort
80817265
20/11/2007
Gateway Village
80900125
09/04/2008
Adelaide River Country Store
81401403
02/06/2008
Nauiyu Club
80517760
11/06/2008
Milky Way Cafe
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Surrendered Licences from 1 July 2008
Licence Number
Surrender Date
Premises
80081830 f
13/08/2008
Kakadu Winery
800515490
10/09/2008
Twilight on Lindsay
80817444
10/11/2008
Pungalina Safari Camp
80817792
19/12/2009
Indoor Sports Winnellie
80503624
16/01/2009
Regent Court
81400493
02/032009
The Italian Club
80515880
06/04/2009
The Mediterranean
80816532
30/04/2009
Elizabeth River Farm Wines
81416040
21/05/2009
The Aviation Institute NT
80815650
12/06/2009
Mantra on the Esplanade
80815610
12/06/2009
Mantra on the Esplanade
80201319
30/06/2009
Paravista Motel
Cancelled Licences from 1 July 2006
Licence Number
Cancel Date
Premises
81000039
26/07/2006
Elders Pastoral – Katherine
80103282
14/12/2006
Borroloola Inn
Cancelled Licences from 1 July 2007
Licence Number
Cancel Date
Premises
80903294
23/07/2007
Tiwi Supermarket
80517755
07/02/2008
Caribbas Café
Cancelled Licences from 1 July 2008
Licence Number
Cancel Date
Premises
80504878
29/10/2008
Rusty Spur Pizza Pasta and Steakhouse
80805090
30/10/2008
The NT Rock Bar
80516330
22/06/2009
C & C Catering
Licence Condition Variations 2008/09
Premises
Licence Condition Variations
Elkira Court Motel
Variation of licence hours and extension of licence area
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2008/09 Report to the Minister for Racing, Gaming and Licensing
Premises
Licence Condition Variations
Rum Jungle Tavern
Application for takeaway component of Tavern Licence
QC Restaurant
Variation of Licence to an ON Licence
Pine Creek Hotel
Change Authority to Hotel
Dugong Beach
Allow Permit Holders to Consume on Premise
Livingston Recreation
Reserve
Extended Licence hours
Alyangula Golf Club
Extended Licence hours
Palms City Resort
Include Function Conditions
Crocosaurus Cove
Extended Licence hours
Crossways Hotel
Include Takeaway Bush Orders Outside Hours
Darwin Airport Terminal
Sale of Darwin Stubby from International Kiosk
Gove Country Golf Club
Extended Licence hours
Landmark Katherine
Include Takeaway Bush Orders Outside Hours
Mac’s Liquor Katherine
Include Takeaway Bush Orders Outside Hours
Winnellie Hotel
Extended Licence hours
Noonamah Tavern
Extended Licence hours
Ayers Rock Resort
Residents Club
Camera Surveillance Requirement
Special Conditions the word “of” should be changed to “or”
Fernanda’s Insert
Good Friday and Christmas Day Trading condition
Tennant Creek Hotel
Removal of Sparkling Wines condition
Barkly Homestead
Bush Order Condition
Annie’s Place
Combine all licensed areas into one licensed area with the same
meal conditions and reduced trading hours
Wycliffe Well Store
Amended Takeaway Restriction condition
Crowne Plaza Alice
Springs
Include outdoor courtyard decking trading hours
Alice Springs Memorial
Club
Amend licence to include all the renovations areas and vary trading
hours
Sails in the Desert
Add Mini Bar condition. Vary Bona Fide Lodgers condition
Outback Pioneer Hotel
Add Mini Bar and Room Service Condition
Desert Gardens Hotel
Amend name of restaurant to “White Gums Restaurant / Arnguli
Grill Restaurant”
Desert Oaks Motel
Camera Surveillance Requirement
* Data unavailable for previous years
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2008/09 Report to the Minister for Racing, Gaming and Licensing
Applications for Alterations of Licenced Premises 2008/09
Premises
Alterations Undertaken
Timber Creek
Complete renovation and re-modelling of premises for smoking
Monsoons
Enlarge Existing Alfresco Area for smoking
Tracy Village
Major Revamp for smoking
Airport Hotel
Beer Garden out the back for smoking
Litchfield Hotel
Alteration including Alfresco Decking for smoking
Sky City
Part of a revamp of premises for smoking
Shenannigans
Revamp of premises open doors installed for easier access for
Alfresco dining and smoking
Hayes Creek Inn
Enclose the dining area to allow for greater delineation between
smoking and non smoking areas
Globetrotters
Install alfresco to side of building for smoking
Golf Links Motel
Sale of alcohol from the external bar and patrons to consume
alcohol in the outside courtyard and pool area.
The Fox Ale House
Complete renovation and re-modelling of the premises
Walkabout Tavern
Revamp of Premises internal changes only
CrossWays Hotel
Renovating the unused area of the premises formerly known as the
Front Bar
Gove Yacht Club
Permanent structure over BBQ area
Jabiru Golf Club
New verandah
Kitty O’Shea’s
Refurbishment of premises
Alyangula Recreational
Club
Major refurbishment of the club’s Bistro/Gaming and Alfresco
Dining areas and creation of new sports bar
Katherine Motel
Fence existing external smoking area
Top End Hotel
Internal changes only
Palmerston Sports Club
Relocation of the Palmerston RSL Club into the Angels Function
Room
Novotel Atrium Darwin
Refurbish of Zest Terrace Space
Town & Country Tavern
Extension of licensed area and alterations to premises
Alice Springs Memorial
Club
Extensive renovations and re-modelling of premises including new
café area relocate restaurant conference room TAB and gaming
room create outdoor smoking area pool and darts room
Crowne Plaza Alice
Springs
Modify and increase courtyard decking to create smoking area
Lasseters Hotel
Casino New Asian style restaurant within premises
85
2008/09 Report to the Minister for Racing, Gaming and Licensing
* Data unavailable for previous years
86