Queensland outlines gambling harm action plan for 2026–28
The plan and consultation may shape providers’ harm-prevention practices and the support services available in Queensland.
Source: OLGR Queensland
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Queensland requires risk-assessed management plans for specified liquor applications
Liquor applicants and licensees need to account for approved management plans and possible penalties when changing operations.
Source: OLGR Queensland
Queensland liquor regulator sets networked ID scanner requirements for venues
Affected venue operators must determine whether scanning rules apply and ensure permitted, supervised staff operate the equipment.
Source: OLGR Queensland
Queensland liquor commissioner allows hardship-based fee instalments
Eligible licensees can seek a payment schedule rather than face the consequences of missing the annual fee deadline.
Source: OLGR Queensland
Penalty
Queensland OLGR outlines penalties for minors at licensed premises
Venue operators and staff face fines, prosecution and licence suspension for breaches involving minors.
Source: OLGR Queensland
Queensland OLGR outlines interview rules for compliance investigations
Licensees and staff involved in investigations need to understand their response obligations and interview rights.
Source: OLGR Queensland
Queensland OLGR requires infringement notices to be paid within 28 days
Licensees receiving notices need to meet the payment deadline or face enforcement and additional fees.
Source: OLGR Queensland
Queensland OLGR sets 31 July deadline for liquor and wine returns
Affected licensees must report specified production and sales data by the annual deadline to avoid a potential fine.
Source: OLGR Queensland
Penalty
Queensland OLGR sets maximum penalties for unlawful gaming
Licensed venue operators face substantial penalties and possible licence suspension or cancellation for these offences.
Source: OLGR Queensland
Queensland outlines SaaS and cloud frameworks for gaming operators
Operators and suppliers considering cloud services for regulated functions must account for Queensland’s stated frameworks and requirements.
Source: OLGR Queensland