Enough is Enough  
Enough is Enough  
Alcohol - Related Statistics  
WA Community Viewpoint  
Alcohol & the law  
Taking Action  
REsponsible Service of Alcohol Training  
Indigenous Issues  
Devloping an Alchol Policy  
Funding Opportunities  
Publications  
Useful Links  
Contact Us  
Your Say  
Where to Get Help  

 

Violence and public places


If violence arises from alcohol consumption in public places, the Police are your primary source of assistance.

If you are the victim of or witness to violence, it is important that you contact the Police immediately. You will be required to provide a clear account of the incident.


Controlling underage access to alcohol
What can be done in the home
What can be done in schools
What can be done in the broader community
  --------------
  Liquor licence applications
Existing licensed premises
New liquor licence applications
Finding out about new liquor licences
Submitting an objection
  --------------
  Violence
Violence and private settings
Violence and licensed venues
Violence and public places
  --------------
  Domestic violence
  --------------
  Noise
Noise from private premises
Noise from licensed premises
  --------------
  Property Damage
Private Property damage
Public property damage
  --------------
  Street drinking
  --------------
  Drinking & Driving
  --------------
  Littering of empty bottles, cans and broken glass
Littering and private property
Littering and public areas
  --------------
  Planning and hosting a responsible party
Before your party
During your party
After your party
Teenage/School Parties
  --------------
  Drink Spiking
  --------------
  Irresponsible alcohol advertising
The Alcohol Beverages Advertising Code (ABAC)
Retail advertisments
What can be done
Local point of sale promotions
What can be done
  --------------
   
   
   
 
 
Vivid Design Interactive Vivid Interactive Design