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Reprieve For Hotels
Newcastle Herald
Wednesday July 30, 2008
THE call for last drinks at Newcastle's licensed premises will now be half an hour later after a compromise between hoteliers and police was reached in Belmont Local Court yesterday.
Strict curfews imposed in March have been eased."Early night traders will cease serving alcohol at 2.30am and close at 3am and those considered as late night traders will now cease serving alcohol at 3am and close at 3.30am," Northern Region commander Assistant Commissioner Lee Shearer said.The patron lockout will move from 1am to 1.30am.But the Office of Liquor, Gaming and Racing warned it would be watching the city's behaviour closely. Report, Page 3
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