AUSTRALIA - When a new alcohol supermarket opens up in your neighbourhood you might think it's a great place to get a cheap bottle of wine. But what if one is set to open in a disadvantaged area with a high number of existing outlets, high rates of alcohol-related crime and domestic violence?
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Liquor chain Dan Murphy's parent company, Woolworths, has announced it will end its legal proceedings against the Northern Territory Government over its regulations on store sizes.
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Scottish pub tenants have until Monday to make their voices heard over landmark legislation that would end a centuries-old system forcing them to buy supplies from their owners.
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Scotch leaders are currently holding a collective breath for the Supreme Court's decision on whether or not to allow the Scottish government to introduce the long-contested 50p minimum unit price for alcohol.
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The Alberta government is being urged to scrap its craft beer tax after a trade panel ruled the levy is illegal.
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MUMBAI: Even as deadly potholes continue to trap motorists, a review of road accidents in the period April 1 to June 30, that is after the highway liquor ban came into effect, shows that people have started driving more cautiously.
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WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government raised the distinct possibility Thursday that it may allow private retailers to sell marijuana when recreational use of the drug becomes legal next July.
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Philippines - With the higher excise rates slapped on alcoholic drinks and cigarettes under a unitary system since January, total "sin" tax collections grew 5.44 percent year-on-year to P60.047 billion in the first half.
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MOSCOW, July 27 (RAPSI) — Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a bill toughening penalties for illegal production and sale of alcohol and alcohol-containing products into law.
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New alcoholic Pop Shoppe beverages are sweetening LCBO shelves this summer, but some experts on alcohol policy are worried that the drink could be particularly attractive to youth.