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Department of Justice2010-11 Report to the Minister for Racing, Gaming and Licensing

D E PA RT M E N T O F J U S T I C E

CONTENTS

Executive Summary......................................................................................1

Gambling

Highlights.2010-11.........................................................................................................5

Community.Gaming.Machines.......................................................................................6

Community.Benefit.Fund.............................................................................................13

Casinos........................................................................................................................16

Lotteries.......................................................................................................................17

Racing..........................................................................................................................18

Alcohol Management

Highlights.2010-11.......................................................................................................21

Alcohol.Consumption...................................................................................................24

Liquor.Licensing...........................................................................................................46

Licensing

Employee.Licensing.....................................................................................................49

Business.Licensing......................................................................................................49

Tobacco.Licensing.......................................................................................................49

Appendix A:

Community.Gaming.Machines.–.Previous.Years.........................................................51

Appendix B:

Community.Benefit.Fund.–.Successful.Applications....................................................52

Appendix C:

Liquor.Licences............................................................................................................58

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2010-11 Report to the Minister for Racing, Gaming and Licensing 1

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

A.range.of.activities.are.undertaken.by.the.Northern.Territory.Government.in.relation.to.racing,.gaming.and.licensing..The.majority.of.these.activities.are.performed.by.the.Department.of.Justice,.with.primary.oversight.resting.with.the.Licensing,.Regulation.and.Alcohol.Strategy.(LRAS).division.

This.report.consolidates.information.provided.in.the.2010-11.Annual.Reports.for.the.Department.of.Justice,.Northern.Territory.Treasury,.Community.Benefit.Fund.and.the.Northern.Territory.Licensing.Commission,.as.well.as.supplementing.those.reports.

LRAS.administers.and.enforces.the.Northern.Territory.regulatory.regimes.for.gambling,.liquor,.kava,.tobacco,.escorts.and.private.security.and.is.responsible.for.licensing.under.the:

• ConsumerAffairsandFairTradingAct,.

• AgentsLicensingAct,

• ProstitutionRegulationAct,.

• AuctioneersAct,

• CommercialandPrivateAgentsAct,

• AssociationsAct,

• BusinessNamesAct,

• Companies(Trustees&PersonalRepresentatives)Act,

• Co-operativesAct,

• JusticesofthePeaceAct,and

• Oaths,AffidavitsandDeclarationsAct.

The.division.also.provides.support.to.the.following.independent,.statutory.authorities:

•. Northern.Territory.Licensing.Commission;

•. Northern.Territory.Racing.Commission;

•. Agents.Licensing.Board.(Real.Estate);.and

•. Agents.Licensing.Fidelity.Guarantee.Fund.

The.policy,.programs.and.services.of.LRAS.contribute.to.the.achievement.of.the.Department’s.five.strategic.directions.as.outlined.in.its.Strategic.Plan.2009-12..The.strategic.directions.are:

•. Play.a.lead.role.in.developing.safer.communities;

•. Develop.and.maintain.an.sustainable.organisation;

•. Protect.and.promote.the.rights.of.vulnerable.and.disadvantaged;

•. Influence.responsible.social.and.economic.development;.and

•. Enhance.Indigenous.outcomes.

Specific.achievements.in.2010-11.include:

•. Developed.regulatory.frameworks.to.facilitate.the.introduction.of.the.Enough.is.Enough.Alcohol.Program..The.program.includes;.Territory-wide.problem.drinker.bans,.mandatory.treatment,.an.Alcohol.and.Other.Drugs.Tribunal.for.non-criminal.matters.and.a.Substance.Misuse.Assessment.and.Referral.for.Treatment.Court.for.criminal.matters.

•. Led.the.deployment.of.the.Banned.Drinker.Register.takeaway.venue.equipment.throughout.Darwin.and.Palmerston,.including.the.provision.of.training.to.industry.employees.

•. Assisted.in.progressing.further.LiquorActamendments.that.introduced.the.Banned.Drinker.Register,.SMART.Court.and.Alcohol.and.Other.Drugs.Tribunal.on.1.July.2011.

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•. Provided.$1.4m.capital.grant.to.the.Darwin.Greyhound.Association.to.establish.a.new.kennel.block.and.facility.upgrade.

•. Grant.payments.of.$10,000.each.to.unregistered.race.clubs.Harts.Range.and.ABC.Brunette.Downs..Prior.to.the.establishment.of.the.Thoroughbred.Racing.NT.(TRNT),.these.clubs.received.funding.from.the.overall.racing.industry.funding.allocation..The.TRNT.is.unable.to.fund.unregistered.race.clubs,.so.separate.funding.is.provided.directly.

•. Finalised.a.new.5-year.funding.agreement.with.Thoroughbred.Racing.NT.that.will.commence.1.July.2011.and.provides.total.funding.of.$66m.

•. Funded.a.review.of.the.electronic.identification.system.in.Alice.Springs,.Katherine.and.East.Arnhem..The.electronic.identification.system.was.found.to.be.effective.and.compliant.with.required.information.management.security.standards..Recommendations.from.the.review.were.incorporated.into.the.Banned.Drinker.Register.component.of.the.Enough.is.Enough.Alcohol.Program.

•. Introduced.a.trial.of.a.self.assessment.model.for.liquor.licensees.in.the.Southern.Region.at.selected.venues.

•. Continued.to.participate.in.Interagency.Tasking.and.Coordination.Group.(ITCG).meetings.in.order.to.identify.antisocial.behaviour.hotspots.and.public.safety.issues.

•. Facilitated.the.implementation.of.Alcohol.Management.Plans.(AMPs).for.Darwin.CBD.and.the.Casuarina.precinct.

•. Continued.to.work.closely.with.the.Department.of.Health.to.implement.new.tobacco.conditions.aimed.at.reducing.consumption.

•. Continued.to.design.and.implement.new.tobacco.licensing.scheme.providing.for.annual.licence.renewals.

•. Participated.in.the.development.of.key.national.initiatives.including;

–. Security.industry.harmonisation;

–. Business.names.referral.to.the.Australian.Government;

–. National.Gambling.Reforms;

–. national.licensing.scheme.for.property.agents;

–. property.agents.codes.of.conduct.harmonisation;.and

–. debt.collection.harmonisation.

•. Participated.in.the.e-Business.working.group.with.a.view.to.identifying.an.integrated.information.management.solution.for.the.Division’s.licence.administration.requirements.

•. continued.implementation.of.LiquorAct.amendments,.including.creation.of.designated.areas,.Director.of.Licensing.supported.liquor.accords.and.new.legislation.to.deal.with.minors.entering.licensed.premises.including.dealing.with.false.and.fake.identification..The.amendments.take.effect.1.July.2011.

•. Established.Designated.Areas.in.Darwin,.Palmerston.and.Alice.Springs.to.address.alcohol.related.violence.and.antisocial.behaviour.in.public.spaces.around.licensed.premises.

•. Negotiated.the.buyback.of.two.liquor.licences.in.Alice.Springs.

•. Introduced.the.electronic.identification.system.in.Tennant.Creek.from.May.2011.

•. Revamped.the.Alice.Springs.Alcohol.Management.Plan.and.membership.of.the.Alcohol.Reference.Group.in.line.with.recommendations.of.the.Menzies.School.of.Health.Research.Review..

•. Under.ClosingtheGap,.supported.the.introduction.of.Alcohol.Management.Plans.(AMPs).across.the.Territory..In.2010-11,.there.were.18.AMPs.under.development.and.21.were.signed.off.and.being.managed.by.the.communities.


•. Established.a.forum.for.senior.officers.from.both.NT.and.Australian.Government.agencies.to.progress.the.development.and.implementation.of.AMPs.and.identify.potential.resource.and.support.responses.to.emerging.trends,.locally.identified.issues,.priorities.and.strategies.

•. Provided.$200,000.under.ClosingtheGap.for.community.education.and.awareness.projects..This.has.been.used.to.support.harm.and.demand.strategies.arising.out.of.AMPs.

•. Negotiated.a.new.National.Partnership.Agreement.on.Substance.Misuse.with.a.significant.increase.in.funding.being.provided.to.expand.the.development.of.AMPs.across.the.NT.

•. Menzies.School.of.Health.Research.completed.evaluations.of.the.AMPs.for.Katherine.and.Tennant.Creek,.and.undertook.the.evaluation.of.the.alcohol.management.system.in.East.Arnhem./.Nhulunbuy.

•. Continued.to.fund.the.Australian.Drug.Foundation.to.deliver.the.Good.Sports.Program.to.work.with.sporting.clubs.in.the.Northern.Territory.around.responsible.service.of.alcohol.and.changing.the.culture.of.drinking.in.sporting.clubs.

•. Participated.with.the.Department.of.Education.and.Training.(DET).and.Department.of.Business.and.Employment.(DBE).to.develop.and.implement.a.business.model.addressing.financial.and.governance.issues.of.childcare.centres.trading.as.associations.across.the.Northern.Territory.

•. Developed.the.Grog.Running.Campaign.to.raise.awareness.of.the.impact.of.grog.running.in.31.target.communities.in.11.languages..The.campaign.was.launched.in.August.2011.

Gambling Industry Contribution

The.NT.gambling.industry.continues.to.be.a.significant.contributor.to.the.NT.economy.through.the.direct.employment.of.in.excess.of.1,000.people..In.addition,.annual.turnover.exceeds.$7.4.billion,.resulting.in.gross.revenues.of.$570.million.of.which.in.excess.of.$52.million.is.paid.to.the.NT.Government.in.tax.and.levies.

Turnover.$M Gross.Revenue.$M Taxes.and.Levies.$MWagering .5,677.898. .379.789. .9.190.Gaming .1,787.787. .190.465. .42.918.Total 7,465.685 570.254 52.109

Key.directions.for.LRAS.in.2011-12.include:

•. Continue.the.deployment.of.the.Banned.Drinker.Register.takeaway.venue.equipment.throughout.the.Territory.

•. Introduction.of.Designated.Areas.in.Katherine.and.Tennant.Creek.

•. Introduction.of.specific.penalties.for.offences.committed.by.licensees/employees.

•. Introduction.of.a.Code.of.Practice.for.Off.Premises.Deliveries.of.Liquor.Products.

•. Introduction.of.Liquor.Licence.Amenity.Guidelines.

•. Review.the.collection.and.reporting.of.compliance.related.statistics.to.better.inform.the.activities.of.licensing.inspectors.and.officers.

•. Participation.in.a.national.working.group.to.address.match.fixing.in.sport.

•. Finalise.tobacco.licensing.scheme.and.fee.structure.

•. Continue.to.participate.in.the.development.of.key.national.initiatives.including:

–. Security.industry.harmonisation;

–. Business.names.referral.to.the.Australian.Government;

–. National.Gambling.Reforms;

–. national.licensing.scheme.for.property.agents;

–. property.agents.codes.of.conduct.harmonisation;.and

–. debt.collection.harmonisation.


•. Ongoing.development.of.AMPs.in.communities.and.town.camps.

•. Undertake.research.and.develop.an.overarching.framework.and.best.practice.guidelines.to.guide.the.future.development.of.permit.systems.through.Menzies.School.of.Health.Research.

•. Introduction.and.dissemination.of.an.enforcement.policy.that.sets.out.the.basic.approach.the.Licensing,.Regulation.and.Alcohol.Strategy.Division.will.take.in.addressing.compliance.failures.across.the.industries.it.regulates..It.is.aimed.at.providing.industry.with.a.transparent.environment.for.understanding.the.factors.that.impact.on.determining.appropriate.responses.to.compliance.failures..It.will.also.provide.compliance.officers.with.a.framework.for.consistency.in.addressing.licensee.breaches.

•. Commence.development.of.13.additional.AMPs.for.a.number.of.communities.across.the.Territory.to.meet.the.target.of.30.AMPs.under.development.in.2011-12,.and.a.further.26.signed.off.and.being.managed.by.communities..

•. Finalise.the.establishment.of.an.Alcohol.Reference.Group.(ARG).for.the.Darwin.AMP,.comprising.a.balanced.representation.of.the.community.sector,.industry,.NT.Government.agencies.and.other.stakeholders..

•. Publish.the.Menzies.School.of.Health.and.Research.Evaluation.Report.on.the.Gove.Peninsula.Alcohol.Management.System.

•. Continue.to.work.with.licensees.to.develop.liquor.accords.to.address.alcohol.related.harm.at.a.local.level.

•. In.line.with.the.recommendations.of.the.Tennant.Creek.Alcohol.Management.Plan.Evaluation,.work.with.the.Tennant.Creek.ARG.in.developing.a.revitalised.and.holistic.alcohol.management.plan.with.the.Aboriginal.community.for.Tennant.

•. Continue.to.participate.in.National.working.groups.to.support.the.Select.Council.on.Gambling.Reform.and.progress.the.commitments.under.the.Australian.Government’s.Wilkie.Agreement..This.will.see.development.and.beginning.implementation.of.pre-commitment.for.Electronic.Gaming.Machines.(EGMs),.dynamic.warning.messages.for.EGMs,.and.restrictions.on.the.location.of.Automatic.Teller.Machines.in.gaming.venues.

•. Continue.to.participate.in.the.implementation.of.the.National.Business.Names.project.as.part.of.the.Australian.Government’s.National.Seamless.Economy.reforms..This.will.include.the.transfer.of.responsibility.of.business.name.registration.from.individual.jurisdictions.to.one.national.body.being.the.Australian.Securities.and.Investments.Commission.during.the..2011-12.financial.year.

•. Continue.to.participate.in.the.National.Occupational.Licensing.System.(NOLS).project.as.it.relates.to.estate.agents’.licensing..As.part.of.the.Australian.Government’s.National.Seamless.Economy.reforms,.NOLS.is.aimed.at.improving.business.efficiency,.labour.mobility.and.reducing.the.regulatory.burden.on.businesses.

•. Finalise.the.removal.and/or.replacement.of.signage.deployed.as.a.result.of.the.Federal.Intervention.and.continue.associated.community.visits.and.consultations.

I.am.pleased.to.present.the.2010-11.Report.to.the.Minister.for.Racing,.Gaming.and.Licensing.

Greg.Shanahan.Chief.Executive.Officer.....November.2011


GAMBLING

HIGHLIGHTS 2010-11

Community and Justice Policy – Unsafe Gambling in the Indigenous Community

The.Northern.Territory.Government.has.identified.gambling.related.harm.in.Indigenous.communities.as.an.action.area.under.ClosingtheGap..The.Community.Benefit.Fund.Committee.(the.Committee).was.established.by.the.Minister.for.Racing,.Gaming.and.Licensing.to.advise.and.assist.in.the.operation.of.the.Community.Benefit.Fund.under.the.GamingControlAct.

The.Committee.makes.recommendations.to.the.Minister.on.the.distribution.and.application.of.monies.towards:

•. 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;.and

•. Funding.of.general.community.projects.and.services.of.benefit.to.communities.throughout.the.Northern.Territory.and.fund.management.and.administrative.support.

Community.and.Justice.Policy.in.the.Department.of.Justice.is.responsible.for.the.coordination,.management.and.control.of.the.program..This.includes.secretariat.and.executive.support.to.the.Committee.as.well.as.promoting.the.program.within.the.wider.community.

The.operation.of.the.program.is.undertaken.with.the.assistance.of.the.Department.of.Justice.Grants.Administration.Unit,.which.processes.all.applications.in.preparation.for.assessment,.the.preparation.of.the.agreements,.payments,.acquittal.correspondence.and.documentation.

In.2010-11,.the.Community.Benefit.Committee.funded.eight.organisations.to.deliver.the.following.programs:

• Amity Community Services Incorporated received funding to enable the continuation of its existing services which include a gambling intervention service and education program, individual assessment and counselling, maintenance of its website and the Gambling Counselling Helpline as well as an Indigenous Gambling Intervention Service Network.

• Anglicare NT was funded to maintain its existing programs in Darwin and Alice Springs. The grant will enable Anglicare to continue its integrated problem gambling service (harm minimisation program) including addictions and financial counselling as well as ongoing review to improve its existing program.

•. Waltja.Tjutangku.Palyapayi.in.Alice.Springs.was.funded.for.the.continuation.of.Stage.2.of.the.WiseUseofMoney.workshops..The.workshops.target.19.remote.communities.in.the.Alice.Springs.region.and.support.families.to.gain.skills.in.money.management.

•. Somerville.Community.Services.was.funded.to.continue.their.problem.gambling.financial.counselling.service..The.service.operates.in.Darwin.and.Palmerston.and.targets.existing.or.recovering.gamblers.and/or.their.families.

•. Menzies.School.of.Health.Research.received.funding.to.conduct.their.GamblingWorries.project,.which.aims.to.establish.a.means.to.measure.the.impact.of.gambling.interventions.in.remote.communities.


•. iSee-iLearn.was.funded.to.continue.their.WordofMouth.project..The.project.shares.information.with.and.between.Indigenous.people.on.how.to.reduce.problem.gambling.by.using.stories.presented.in.Indigenous.languages.through.interactive.CDs.and.DVDs.

•. iSee-iLearn.received.funding.to.commence.their.StrongLiving.project..The.project.shares.undertake.a.primary,.secondary.and.tertiary.public.health.approach.aimed.at.the.prevention.and.reduction.of.habituation.gambling.within.Indigenous.communities.

•. the.Department.of.Justice,.Victoria.was.paid.$8,640.as.the.Northern.Territory’s.contribution.to.a.national.memorandum.of.understanding.for.the.NationalOnlineProblemGamblingProject.

Gambling Research – Community Benefit Fund

The.Gambling.and.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.

Two.organisations.were.funded.in.2010-11.as.follows:

•. Charles.Darwin.University.was.awarded.$144,828.to.undertake.several.gambling.research.projects.relating.to.Indigenous.gambling,.applicability.of.other.jurisdictional.policy.frameworks.and.analysis.of.existing.prevalence.dataset;.and.

•. The.Department.of.Justice.Victoria.received.$7,736.for.contributions.to.Gambling.Research.Australia.

COMMUNITY GAMING MACHINES

Table.1:.Northern.Territory.Community.Gaming.Machine.Performance.in.Clubs,.2010-11

Clubs Venue Number of

Machines

Turnover $

*Gross Profit

$

Gaming Tax $

Community Benefit Levy

$

Alice.Springs.Golf.Club 8 12,803 1,769 240 0Alice.Springs.Memorial.Club.Inc 45 12,907,802 1,361,860 323,287 0Alice.Springs.RSL.Club 24 3,269,473 332,309 64,132 0Alyangula.Golf.Club 8 575,664 65,198 8,417 0Alyangula.Recreation.Club 15 6,055,529 647,157 136,264 0Buff.Club 16 6,082,560 672,239 142,010 0Casuarina.All.Sports.Club 45 61,305,811 6,050,630 2,224,325 0Cazalys.Palmerston 45 51,963,247 5,030,470 1,786,575 0Club.Eastside 14 2,497,535 283,503 52,951 0Darwin.Bowls.and.Social.Club 3 172,666 25,242 3,259 0Darwin.Golf.Club 13 1,406,549 173,148 27,668 0Darwin.Leagues.Club 5 26,752 870 169 0Darwin.North.RSL.Services.Club 6 283,295 39,691 5,124 0Darwin.RSL.Services.And.Social.Club 30 12,466,549 1,212,698 273,497 0Darwin.Sailing.Club 10 498,912 52,628 6,794 0Darwin.Trailer.Boat.Club 10 1,876,793 156,819 29,035 0Gillen.Club 45 19,423,065 1,915,036 498,358 0Gove.Country.Golf.Club 12 1,092,936 129,534 18,892 0Humpty.Doo.&.Rural.Area.Golf.Club 10 1,362,834 161,352 25,156 0Jabiru.Sports.&.Social.Club 17 6,573,047 771,131 164,666 0Katherine.Club 45 15,485,869 1,736,963 442,866 0Katherine.Country.Club 35 21,058,159 2,063,832 548,513 0Katherine.Sports.&.Recreation.Club 19 5,734,339 636,992 133,935 0Nightcliff.Sports.Club 22 14,150,997 1,552,719 379,000 0Palmerston.Golf.&.Country.Club.Inc 22 3,240,605 407,106 81,268 0Palmerston.Sports.Club 45 50,200,408 4,735,813 1,660,138 0PINT.Club 24 5,945,143 640,893 134,829 0


Clubs Venue Number of

Machines

Turnover $

*Gross Profit

$

Gaming Tax $


$Sporties.Club.Inc 16 5,969,310 699,120 148,168 0St.Marys.Football.Sporting.and.Social.Club 30 7,749,807 829,349 178,004 0Tennant.Creek.Bowling.Club.Inc 4 1,544 345 45 0Tennant.Creek.Memorial.Club.Inc 25 11,878,084 1,520,732 368,795 0The.Arnhem.Club 45 35,959,381 3,435,501 1,102,174 0Tracy.Village.Social.&.Sports.Club 45 42,423,994 3,969,558 1,331,337 0TOTAL 758 409,651,462 41,312,207 12,299,889 0

*.. 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..Note:.Gaming.tax.is.the.amount.generated.in.the.period.specified,.not.the.amount.received.

Note:.Columns.may.not.add.due.to.rounding

Table.2:.Northern.Territory.Community.Gaming.Machine.Performance.in.Hotels,.2010-11

Hotels Venue Number of Machines

Turnover $

*Gross Profit

$

Gaming Tax $


$

Aileron.Roadhouse 4 89,977 10,726 1,471 1,140

Airport.Hotel 10 9,545,760 900,084 194,214 90,008

Ayers.Rock.Resort.Residents.Club 3 249,108 36,523 4,715 3,652

Barkly.Homestead 5 0 0 0 0

Beachfront.Hotel 10 8,895,193 921,390 199,496 92,139

Corroboree.Park.Tavern 10 921,604 89,925 11,907 8,992

Dowlings.Parap.Village.Tavern 10 9,335,653 1,041,450 226,979 104,145

Ducks.Nuts.Bar.&.Grill 10 2,725,022 307,901 57,942 30,790

Gapview.Resort.Hotel 10 2,850,564 299,445 56,603 29,945

Globetrotters.Lodge 10 2,921,213 301,189 57,002 30,119

Goldfields.Hotel 10 2,514,854 300,395 56,821 30,040

Heavitree.Gap.Tavern 10 1,837,417 230,455 40,797 23,046

Hibiscus.Tavern 10 13,383,023 1,308,770 301,983 130,877

Hidden.Valley.Tavern 10 5,388,519 540,982 111,939 54,098

Howard.Springs.Tavern 10 7,631,719 793,546 169,801 79,355

Humpty.Doo.Hotel.Motel 10 7,549,315 757,598 161,566 75,760

Humpty.Doo.Tavern 10 9,233,718 1,040,633 226,786 104,063

Katherine.Hotel 10 5,250,583 573,042 119,284 57,304

Kitty.O’Shea’s.Irish.Bar.–.Cafe.and.Nightclub.–.KO.Bar

10 5,175,253 532,000 109,881 53,200

Litchfield.Hotel 10 4,474,782 472,001 96,135 47,200

Mataranka.Hotel 10 1,781,983 221,141 39,125 22,114

Monsoons 10 6,765,895 659,409 139,070 65,941

Noonamah.Tavern 10 2,960,163 334,224 64,571 33,422

Palmerston.Tavern 10 6,074,950 660,084 139,225 66,008

Pine.Creek.Hotel 10 2,454,754 359,079 70,265 35,908

Plaza.Karama.Tavern 10 11,320,384 1,057,009 230,526 105,701

Quality.Hotel.Frontier.Darwin 10 8,055,047 739,098 157,327 73,910

Rum.Jungle.Motor.Inn 10 561,398 62,778 8,129 6,278

Rum.Jungle.Tavern 10 4,194,949 487,808 99,757 48,781

Shenannigans.Irish.Pub 10 6,211,117 575,606 119,871 57,561

Squires.Tavern./.The.Time.Nightclub 10 3,924,058 441,536 89,156 44,154

Stuart.Hotel 10 2,547,870 331,744 64,003 33,174


Hotels Venue Number of Machines

Turnover $

*Gross Profit

$

Gaming Tax $


$

Tennant.Creek.Hotel 10 1,522,521 211,467 36,553 21,147

The.Arch.Rival.Bar.&.Grill 10 4,925,497 453,574 91,914 45,357

The.Cavenagh 10 4,652,934 485,636 99,002 48,564

The.Deck.Bar 10 1,881,232 208,455 36,106 20,845

The.Fox.Ale.House 10 1,091,574 96,081 13,218 9,608

The.Victoria.Hotel 10 4,152,880 414,105 82,320 41,410

Threeways.Roadhouse 6 77,316 9,857 1,272 986

Todd.Tavern 10 2,987,817 377,972 74,593 37,797

Top.End.Hotel 10 5,762,350 514,322 105,831 51,432

Town.&.Country.Tavern 10 3,693,941 378,232 74,653 37,823

Virginia.Tavern 10 5,860,037 597,524 124,893 59,752

Walkabout.Tavern 10 5,304,345 545,837 113,051 54,584

Winnellie.Hotel 10 5,082,634 556,776 115,557 55,678

TOTAL 428 203,820,925 21,237,409 4,395,310 2,123,808

*.. 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..Note:.Gaming.tax.and.community.benefit.levy.is.the.amount.generated.in.the.period.specified,.not.the.amount.received.


Table.3:.Northern.Territory.Community.Gaming.Machine.Performance,.Summary.for.2010-11

Venue Number of

Machines

Turnover

$

*Gross Profit

$

Gaming Tax $


$

Clubs 758 409,651,462 41,312,207 12,299,889 0

Hotels 428 203,820,925 21,237,409 4,395,310 2,123,808

TOTAL 1,186 613,472,387 62,549,616 16,695,198 2,123,808

*. 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..Note:.Gaming.tax.and.community.benefit.levy.is.the.amount.generated.in.the.period.specified,.not.the.amount.received.


Chart.1:.Number.of.Approved.Machines

1,186 1,169 1,173

0

200

400

600

800

1,000

1,200

1,400

2010-11* 2009-10 2008-09

Financial Year No Approved Machines

2010-11*. 1,186

2009-10. 1,169

2008-09. 1,173

*.. Represents.the.number.of.approved.gaming.machines.as.opposed.to.the.number.of.operational.machines.in.June.published.in.previous.reports.


Chart.2:.Turnover

$613,472,387

$684,253,786

$769,047,219

$0

$100,000,000

$200,000,000

$300,000,000

$400,000,000

$500,000,000

$600,000,000

$700,000,000

$800,000,000

$900,000,000

2010-11 2009-10 2008-09

.

Financial Year Turnover $

2010-11. $613,472,387

2009-10. $684,253,786

2008-09. $769,047,219

Chart.3:.Gross.Profit

$62,549,616

$69,581,830

$78,665,192

0

$10,000,000

$20,000,000

$30,000,000

$40,000,000

$50,000,000

$60,000,000

$70,000,000

$80,000,000

$90,000,000

2010-11 2009-10 2008-09

Financial Year Gross Profit $*

2010-11. $62,549,616

2009-10. $69,581,830

2008-09. $78,665,192

*.. Gross.profit.actually.represents.the.net.loss.by.players..It.represents.revenue.flow.from.gaming.machine.operations.to.the.venue.

Chart.4:.Gaming.Tax

$0

$5,000,000

$10,000,000

$15,000,000

$20,000,000

$25,000,000

$30,000,000

2010-11 2009-10 2008-09

$16,695,198

$19,036,801

$25,921,161

Financial Year Gaming Tax $

2010-11. $16,695,198

2009-10. $19,038,801

2008-09. $25,921,161


Chart.5:.Community.Benefit.Levy

$2,123,808

$2,351,999

$2,605,919

$0

$500,000

$1,000,000

$1,500,000

$2,000,000

$2,500,000

$3,000,000

2010-11 2009-10 2008-09

Financial Year Community Benefit Levy $

2010-11. $2,123,808

2009-10. $2,351,999

2008-09. $2,605,919

Table.5:.Northern.Territory.Community.Gaming.Machine.Performance,.Summary.by.Region.2010-11

Region Number of

Machines

Turnover

$

*Gross Profit

$

Gaming Tax $


$Alice.Springs 180 49,570,395 5,191,307 1,187,085 129,750Darwin 449 270,659,568 26,978,282 7,182,471 1,160,180Nhulunbuy 67 42,356,663 4,110,872 1,234,117 54,584Palmerston 132 116,404,707 11,287,048 3,759,119 111,366Tennant.Creek 65 21,886,314 2,732,059 610,381 51,186NT.Balance 293 112,594,741 12,250,048 2,722,025 616,742TOTAL 1,186 613,472,387 62,549,616 16,695,198 2,123,808

*.. 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..Note:.Gaming.tax.and.community.benefit.levy.is.the.amount.generated.in.period.specified,.not.the.amount.received


Chart.6:.Number.of.Machines

Alice Springs

Darwin

Nhulunbuy

NT - Remainder

Palmerston

Tennant Creek

0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400

2008-09

2009-10

2010-11


Financial Year Region No Machines2008-09 1,173

Alice.Springs 175Darwin 449

Nhulunbuy 66Palmerston 131

Tennant.Creek 61NT.Balance 291

2009-10 1,169Alice.Springs 174

Darwin 449Nhulunbuy 67Palmerston 131


2010-11 1,186Alice.Springs 180

Darwin 449Nhulunbuy 67Palmerston 132


*.. Represents.the.number.of.approved.gaming.machines.as.opposed.to.the.number.of.operational.machines.in.June.published.in.previous.reports.

Chart.7:.Turnover.($M)

Alice Springs

Darwin

Nhulunbuy

NT - Remainder

Palmerston

Tennant Creek

0 200 400 600 800

2008-09

2009-10

2010-11

Financial Year Region Turnover ($)2008-09 769,047,219

Alice.Springs 64,392,703Darwin 331,327,242

Nhulunbuy 58,854,763Palmerston 150,246,581

Tennant.Creek 27,225,718NT.Balance 137,000,213

2009-10 684,253,786Alice.Springs 58,970,140

Darwin 297,954,536Nhulunbuy 46,321,639Palmerston 130,496,792


2010-11 613,472,387Alice.Springs 49,570,395





Chart.8:.Gross.Profit.($M)

Alice Springs

Darwin

Nhulunbuy

NT - Remainder

Palmerston

Tennant Creek

0 20 40 60 80

2008-09

2009-10

2010-11

Financial Year Region Gross Profit ($)2008-09 78,665,192




2009-10 69,581,833Alice.Springs 6,039,632



2010-11 62,549,616Alice.Springs 5,191,307




Chart.9:.Gaming.Tax.($M)

Alice Springs

Darwin

Nhulunbuy

NT - Remainder

Palmerston

Tennant Creek

0 5 10 15 20 25 30

2008-09

2009-10

2010-11

Financial Year Region Community Gaming Tax ($)2008-09 25,921,161



Tennant.Creek 903,015NT.Balance 4,501,765

2009-10 19,038,801Alice.Springs 1,426,682



2010-11 16,695,198Alice.Springs 1,187,085



Note:.Columns.may.not.add.due.to.rounding..

Source:.Northern.Territory.Department.of.Justice.and.NT.TAB


Chart.10:.Community.Benefit.Levy.($M)

Alice Springs

Darwin

Nhulunbuy

NT - Remainder

Palmerston

Tennant Creek

0 .5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3

2008-09

2009-10

2010-11

Financial Year Region Community Benefit Levy ($)2008-09 2,605,919

Alice.Springs 134,050Darwin 1,397,688

Nhulunbuy 63,602Palmerston 144,960

Tennant.Creek 97,335NT.Balance 768,284

2009-10 2,351,999Alice.Springs 161,064

Darwin 1,250,675Nhulunbuy 57,707Palmerston 118,183


2010-11 2,123,808Alice.Springs 129,750

Darwin 1,160,180Nhulunbuy 54,584Palmerston 111,366



Source:.Northern.Territory.Department.of.Justice.and.NT.TAB

Details.for.2008-09.and.2009-10.community.gaming.machines.are.provided.in.previous.publications.of.this.report..These.publications.are.available.at.www.nt.gov.au/justice/publications.

COMMUNITY BENEFIT FUND

Under.the.GamingControlAct,.the.Director.of.Licensing.must.maintain.a.Community.Benefit.Fund.with.moneys.to.be.applied.for.the.following.purpose:

•. research.into.gambling.activity,.including.the.social.and.economic.impact.of.gambling.on.individuals,.families.and.the.community;

•. 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.in.the.Territory;

•. funding.of.community.projects.and.services.of.benefit.to.communities.throughout.the.Territory;.and

•. management.and.administrative.support.of.the.Fund.

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.(other.than.unclaimed.prizes.in.respect.of.foreign.lotteries.conducted.under.section.40.of.the.Act).and.proceeds.from.items.forfeited.under.the.GamingControlAct.


Community Benefit Fund SummaryTable.7:.Community.Benefit.Fund.Revenue.and.Payments

Sub Total $ Total $

Opening.Balance.at.1.July.20101 32,000Revenue.–.Community.Benefit.Levy 2,152,878Revenue.–.Returned.Grants 4,731 2,189,609Payments

Gambling.Amelioration.Grants 1,198,081Gambling.Research.Grants 152,564Community.Organisation.Grants 273,458Major.Community.Grants 87,500

Total.Grants.Allocated 1,711,603Processing.Anomalies2 1,658Administration 214,553

Total.expenditure 1,927,814Closing.Balance.at.30.June.2011 261,795

1.. Closing.balance.of.2009-10.rounded.and.carried.forward.into.2010-11.2.. Minor.processing.anomalies.found.in.2009-10.affected.the.reconciliation.for.the.2010-11,.and.have.been.rectified.for.2011-12.

Small grants issued by regionTable.8:.Community.Organisations.Grants.(Small.Grants).approved.in.2010-11.–.Summary.by.Region

Successful Applications

RegionApplications

Received Amount Requested $ Amount Paid $ NumberAlice.Springs 50 209,034.00 84,889.00 39Darwin 88 326,210.00 168,523.00 75Darwin.Regional 37 129,360.00 59,787.00 22East.Arnhem 9 36,445.00 24,859.00 9Katherine 30 106,356.00 31,400.00 17Tennant.Creek 8 35,211.00 16,500.00 7NT.Wide 21 82,313.00 22,000.00 10TOTAL 243 924,929.00 407,958.00 179

All.amounts.are.GST.exclusive.(where.applicable)Note:.$133,000.will.be.paid.in.2011-12

Vehicle gifts and long term loan approvalsIn.2006,.the.NT.Government.approved.the.transfer.of.responsibility.for.recommending.vehicle.gifts.and.long-term.loan.allocations.to.the.Community.Benefit.Fund.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.two.per.cent.levy.paid.by.NT.Government.departments.for.vehicle.leases.

Table.9:.Vehicle.Gift./.Long-term.Loan.Approvals

Organisation Vehicle Gift Vehicle LoanBrahminy.Foundation.Ltd Coaster.BusMental.Health.Association.of.Central.Australia SedanNgaliwurru-Wuli.Association Troop.CarrierTiwi.Bombers.Football.Club Troop.CarrierTop.End.Mental.Health.Consumer.Organisation.Inc.(TEMHCO) Mini.BusBuku-Larrnggay.Mulka.Inc Troop.CarrierStarlight.Children’s.Foundation Troop.CarrierWurli-Wurlinjang.Aboriginal.Corporation Troop.CarrierNgaliwurru-Wuli.Association.Timber.Creek Mini.BusMulticultural.Council.of.the.Northern.Territory.(MCNT).and.Darwin.Community.Arts.Inc.(DCA).in.partnership Toyota.TaragoNorthern.Territory.Shelter.Inc SedanVariety,.the.Children’s.charity,.Tent.82,.Northern.Territory.Incorporated.(Variety.NT) Station.Wagon

Details.of.Grants.distributed.in.2010-11.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.are.publicly.available.at.www.nt.gov.au/justice/policycoord/cbf..

Clubs.are.reminded.about.their.requirement.to.report.their.contributions.and.contact.is.maintained.with.the.Fund’s.Secretariat..Visits.to.clubs.are.undertaken.as.required.

Table.10:.Contributions.by.Licensed.Clubs

Cash Contribution $

In Kind Contribution $

Total Contribution $

Net GM Revenue $

Contribution %

Alice.Springs.Golf.Club.Inc 1,000.00 8,250.00 9,250.00 1,352.32 684.01Alice.Springs.Memorial.Club.Inc 51,755.00 80,692.00 132,447.00 902,386.93 14.68Alice.Springs.RSL.Club* 0 0 0 234,946.39 0Alyangula.Golf.Club 54,054.39 990 55,044.39 50,261.24 109.52Alyangula.Recreation.Club 48,530.36 0 48,530.36 446,177.51 10.88Buff.Club 21,170.00 126,109.50 147,279.50 463,004.85 31.81Casuarina.All.Sports.Club 188,791.13 462.5 189,253.63 3,221,241.67 5.88Cazaly’s.Palmerston 193,171.00 27,104.00 220,275.00 2,740,848.36 8.04Club.Eastside 3,000.00 13,250.00 16,250.00 202,202.05 8.04Darwin.Bowls.&.Social.Club.Inc 0 1,380.00 1,380.00 19,458.74 7.09Darwin.Golf.Club.Inc 0 53,330.00 53,330.00 128,164.78 41.61Darwin.Leagues.Club* 0 0 0 614.04 0Darwin.North.RSL.Services.Club 0 3,290.00 3,290.00 30,597.85 10.75Darwin.RSL.Services.&.Social.Club 12,074.45 3,760.00 15,834.45 817,931.88 1.94Darwin.Sailing.Club 87,250.00 0 87,250.00 40,571.02 215.05Darwin.Trailer.Boat.Club 1,980.00 5,303.50 7,283.50 112,101.81 6.5Gillen.Club* 0 0 0 1,225,174.39 0Gove.Country.Golf.Club 3,048.00 0 3,048.00 97,688.28 3.12Humpty.Doo.&.Rural.Area.Golf.Club.Inc 4,646.00 8,041.00 12,687.00 120,061.34 10.57Jabiru.Sports.&.Social.Club 25,142.00 3,433.00 28,575.00 529,351.78 5.4Katherine.Club 9,060.00 21,239.00 30,299.00 1,120,400.29 2.7Katherine.Country.Club 219,342.14 1,165.00 220,507.14 1,308,936.34 16.85Katherine.Sports.&.Recreation.Club 22,481.74 14,882.77 37,364.51 439,358.03 8.5Nightcliff.Sports.Club 121,533.00 18,800.00 140,333.00 1,018,447.21 13.78Palmerston.Golf.&.Country.Club.Inc 25,855.00 5,000.00 30,855.00 285,127.21 10.82Palmerston.Sports.Club 127,806.90 356 128,162.90 2,602,094.56 4.93PINT.Club 40,172.50 4,400.00 44,572.50 441,975.03 10.08Sporties.Club.Inc 27,973.00 22,900.00 50,873.00 481,039.40 10.58St.Mary’s.Football.Sporting.&.Social.Club 31,903.00 53,778.00 85,681.00 568,410.43 15.07Tennant.Creek.Bowling.Club.Inc* 0 0 0 265.96 0Tennant.Creek.Memorial.Club.Inc 70,599.60 24,300.00 94,899.60 999,863.85 9.49The.Arnhem.Club 99,417.00 135,341.00 234,758.00 1,989,777.46 11.8Tracy.Village.Social.&.Sports.Club 338,163.00 4,230.00 342,393.00 2,241,264.70 15.28TOTAL 1,829,919.21 641,787.27 2,471,706.48 24,881,097.70 9.93*.failure.to.submit.returns. . .Note:.Net.GM.Revenue.excludes.gaming.machine.tax.and.GST.



CASINOS

Table.11:.Northern.Territory.Casino’s.Performance,.Turnover.and.Player.Loss.for.financial.years.2008-09,.2009-10.and.2010-11

Game 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11Handle

$Player Loss

$Handle

$Player Loss

$Handle

$Player Loss

$Electronic.Gaming

Poker.Machine 1,061,696,872 91,583,934 1,036,781,072 87,126,562 984,920,048 80,437,456

Keno Keno 8,936,420 2,578,686 9,244,008 2,919,895 9,974,844 1,069,259

Lasseters.Keno 1,124,044 302,972 1,091,328 386,823 1,242,335 384,360NT.Keno 38,228,533 8,180,049 38,568,621 8,967,284 37,291,197 9,131,306

Table.Games American.Roulette 22,529,559 3,665,891 20,851,516 3,218,632 24,622,681 3,894,761

Blackjack 3,514,375 1,076,236 4,191,114 1,289,916 3,928,272 1,420,727Caribbean.Stud 5,337,423 1,217,025 4,663,775 1,092,449 2,874,480 717,731Casino.War 1,893,414 466,133 1,907,512 466,474 1,759,706 424,574Chip.Movement 0 35,680 0 25,066 0 22,291Craps 47,436 10,393 34,812 -2,523 38,813 12,059King.High 0 0 10,092 4,170 4,395 3,075Midi.Baccarat 18,299,049 3,282,501 7,177,050 2,743,605 9,400,957 658,888Mini.Baccarat 9,372,470 1,820,807 10,716,812 2,066,798 11,470,672 2,603,509Money.Wheel 928,351 193,478 683,214 161,013 814,418 166,806Perfect.Pairs 18,118,300 5,109,089 16,461,511 4,826,090 17,800,150 5,619,050Poker 4,512,134 688,768 4,236,445 721,540 3,830,374 687,191Pontoon 1,067,695 355,550 855,274 264,716 884,807 265,377Rapid.Roulette 0 0 439,695 53,376 10,149,610 1,344,269Texas.Holdem 0 0 514,679 130,576 4,931,686 945,864Three.Card.Poker 0 0 0 0 104,152 25,662Touchbet.Roulette 18,680,882 2,336,285 15,695,059 2,165,987 4,425,043 538,948Two.Up 23,327 6,728 7,772 1,202 9,535 2,006TOTAL 1,214,310,282 122,910,203 1,174,131,361 118,629,648 1,130,478,174 110,375,165


The.2008-09.handle.and.player.loss.for.American.Roulette.and.Midi.Baccarat.vary.from.previously.published.reports.due.to.adjustments.associated.with.incorrect.reporting.of.commission.play.

The.2008-09.handle.and.player.loss.for.Touchbet.Roulette.in.this.report.varies.from.previously.published.reports.due.to.correction.of.transcription.errors.

The.2008-09.handle.for.Poker.Machines.in.this.report.varies.from.previously.published.reports.due.to.correction.of.transcription.errors.

Chip.Movement1.has.been.introduced.as.a.table.game.category.to.enhance.reporting.

Table.12:.Lasseters.Casino.Performance,.Turnover.and.Player.Loss

Game 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11Handle

$Player Loss

$Handle

$Player Loss

$Handle

$Player Loss

$Table.Game .12,918,625. .2,869,692. .11,546,018. .2,887,244. .12,163,269. .3,029,643.Poker.Machine .304,070,574. .25,303,466. .276,643,184. .22,538,194. .260,279,744. .20,936,582.TOTAL .316,989,199. .28,173,158. .288,189,202. .25,425,438. .272,443,013. .23,966,225


1..The.difference.in.chip.value.held.by.the.Casino.for.a.given.period.


Table.13:.SKYCITY.Casino.Performance,.Turnover.and.Player.Loss

Game 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11Handle

$Player Loss

$Handle

$Player Loss

$Handle

$Player Loss

$Table.Game .91,405,788. .17,359,160. .76,900,314. .16,316,774. .84,886,481. .16,323,142.Poker.Machine .757,626,298. .66,280,469. .760,137,888. .64,588,368. .724,640,304. .59,500,874.Keno .48,288,997. .11,061,707. .48,903,957. .12,274,002. .48,508,376. .10,584,925.TOTAL 897,321,083 94,701,336 885,942,159 93,179,144 858,035,161 86,408,941


The.2008-09.Keno.player.loss.in.this.report.varies.from.previously.published.reports.due.to.a.transcription.error.

Table.14:.Northern.Territory.Casinos.Taxes

Gaming Tax 2008-09 $

2009-10$

2010-11 $

.11,596,657. .11,184,961. .10,466,042

The.2008-09.gaming.tax.in.this.report.varies.from.previously.published.reports.due.to.approved.retrospective.adjustments.associated.with.incorrect.reporting.of.commission.play.

Table.15:.Northern.Territory.Casinos,.Gambling.Product.Distribution

SkyCity Lasseters

Table GamesElectronic Gaming Other Table Games

Electronic Gaming Other

2008-09 51 684 1 27 251 12009-10 46 770 1 24 300 12010-11 34 747 1 25 300 1

LOTTERIES

Table.15:.Lotteries.Turnover,.Revenue.Generated.and.Player.Loss

Lotteries 2008-09 $

2009-10 $

2010-11 $

Turnover 43,969,373 45,902,696 43,837,341Player.Loss 17,592,909 18,365,731 17,540,039Taxes 13,774,987 14,303,869 13,633,043

Note:.Gaming.tax.is.the.amount.generated.in.period.specified,.not.the.amount.received.

Table.16:.Lotteries.Activity.by.Product.2008-09

Lotteries Turnover $

Taxes $

Player Loss $

Instant .3,459,775. .635,340. .1,384,450.Monday.Wednesday.Lotto .1,150,177. .365,296. .460,071.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.Tattslotto.Saturday .21,478,464. .7,083,572. .8,591,386.The.Pools .46,201. .13,287. .23,100.TOTAL 43,969,373 13,774,986 17,592,910





Player Loss $

Taxes $

Instant.Scratchies 3,995,680 1,598,272 733,752Monday.Wednesday.Lotto 2,001,898 800,759 635,898Oz.Lotto 9,444,228 3,777,691 3,002,136Powerball 9,419,938 3,767,975 3,002,072Super.66 110,030 44,012 34,945Tattslotto.Saturday 20,884,386 8,353,754 6,881,682The.Pools 46,536 23,268 13,384TOTAL 45,902,695 18,365,731 14,303,869




Player Loss $

Taxes $

Instant.Scratchies 4,178,245 1,671,298 767,278Monday.Wednesday.Lotto 1,955,767 782,307 621,172Oz.Lotto 7,837,867 3,135,147 2,490,842Powerball 7,904,844 3,161,937 2,519,851Super.66 112,796 45,118 35,824Tattslotto.Saturday 21,796,788 8,718,715 7,183,398The.Pools 51,034 25,517 14,677TOTAL 43,837,341 17,540,039 13,633,043


RACING

Table.19:.Wagering.Turnover.and.Turnover.Tax

2008-09 2009-10 2010-11

TurnoverGross Profit Taxes Turnover

Gross Profit Taxes Turnover

Gross Profit Taxes

Corporate.BookmakerGross 0 0 0 0 0 1,102,161 0 0 2,217,743

Racing 3,512,263,556 191,006,384 10,622,613 3,917,145,146 227,242,160 4,945,971 4,060,955,455 276,687,872 0

Sports 1,166,295,675 62,444,986 670,702 1,274,751,776 83,983,986 192,702 1,473,944,353 80,866,657 0

Total 4,678,559,231 253,451,371 11,293,315 5,191,896,922 311,226,145 6,240,834 5,534,899,808 357,554,530 2,217,743

On.Course.BookmakerRacing 9,467,587 798,638 31,004 8,245,336 776,487 27,052 7,277,508 518,939 23,776

Total 9,467,587 798,638 31,004 8,245,336 776,487 27,052 7,277,508 518,939 23,776

TotalisatorRacing 164,061,000 26,249,000 10,499,000 153,277,715 24,490,869 9,796,347 135,721,000 21,715,360 6,948,915

Total 164,061,000 26,249,000 10,499,000 153,277,715 24,490,869 9,796,347 135,721,000 21,715,360 6,948,915

TOTAL 4,852,087,817 280,499,009 21,823,319 5,353,419,973 336,493,502 16,064,233 5,677,898,316 379,788,829 9,190,434


Note:.From.1.January.2010,.the.Government.replaced.the.Northern.Territory’s.current.bookmaker.turnover.tax.with.a.tax.based.on.gross.wagering.profits..The.Government.has.capped.the.tax.each.Corporate.Bookmaker.has.to.pay.to.a.maximum.of.$250,000.($125,000.from.January.2010.to.June.2010),.which.is.subject.to.annual.indexation.based.on.the.Darwin.consumer.price.index..

Note:.Wagering.tax.is.the.amount.generated.in.the.period.specified,.not.the.amount.received.

The.2007-08.and.2008-09.turnover,.gross.profit.and.tax.in.this.report.varies.from.previously.published.reports.due.to.retrospective.adjustments.for.Centrebet.and.Omiros.Mairou..

*.Return.of.On-Course.Bookmaker.(June.2010).was.received.after.2009-10.financial.years.was.finalised..$4,067.was.reported.for.Turnover,.$613.was.reported.for.Gross.Profit.and.$13,56.was.reported.for.Taxes.

*.Totalisator.Gross.Profit.is.calculated.at.16%.of.Turnover,.Tax.is.calculated.at.32%.of.Gross.Profit.


Table.20:.Grants.payments.made.to.the.Racing.Industry

Thoroughbred Racing NT and Unregistered Clubs2008-09 $M (000)

2009-10 $M (000)

2010-11 $M (000)

Operational 7.757. 13.203* 13.000**Capital 0.350. 0.350. 0.650.Country.Clubs 0.020. 0.025. 0.020.. . . .*.Includes.a.payment.of.$3.485m.for.workers.compensation.insurance. . . . .**.Includes.a.payment.of.$2.5m.for.workers.compensation.insurance. . . . .

Note:.These.figures.have.been.adjusted.to.reflect.the.allocation.of.funds.rather.than.the.timing.of.payment.and.will.therefore.vary.from.previous.publications. . . . . .

Darwin Greyhound Association2008-09 $M (000)

2009-10 $M (000)

2010-11 $M (000)

Operational 0.409. 0.429. 0.451.Capital 0.045. 0.045. 1.445*. . .*.Includes.a.one-off.payment.of.$1.4m.to.the.Darwin.Greyhound.Association.for.a.new.kennel.block.and.facility.upgrade

Note:.These.figures.have.been.adjusted.to.reflect.the.allocation.of.funds.rather.than.the.timing.of.payment.and.will.therefore.vary.from.previous.publications

Table.21:.Composition.of.Northern.Territory.Gambling.Turnover,.Year.ended.30.June

Turnover (all wagers made)

2008-09 $M

2009-10 $M

2010-11 $M

Community.gaming.machines .769.047. .684.254. .613.472.Casinos .1,214.310. .1,174.131. .1,130.478.Internet.gaming .19.994. .–... .–...Lotteries .43.969. .45.903. .43.837.Race.betting .3,521.731. .3,925.390*. .4,068.233.Sports.betting .1,166.296. .1,274.752. .1,473.944.Totalisator.(TAB).Wagering .164.061. .153.278. .135.721.TOTAL 6,899.408 7,257.708 7,465.685

1.. 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.

2.. Sports.betting.includes.all.bets.made.with.corporate.bookmakers.on.sporting.events,.including.fixed.odds.sports.betting.with.the.TAB.

3.. Totalisator.(TAB).wagering.consists.only.of.bets.on.horse,.greyhound.and.harness.racing.placed.with.the.TAB.

The.2008-09.Casinos.turnover.in.this.report.varies.from.previously.published.reports.due.to.correction.of.transcription.errors.and.incorrect.reporting.of.commission.play.

The.2007-08.and.2008-09.race.and.sports.betting.turnover.in.this.report.varies.from.previously.published.reports.due.to.retrospective.adjustments.for.Centrebet.and.Omiros.Mairou.

*.Variation.in.2009-10.Race.betting.from.previous.reports.due.late.submission.of.on-course.bookmaker.


Table.22:.Distribution.of.Northern.Territory.Gambling.Expenditure,.Year.ended.30.June

Expenditure 2008-09 $M

2009-10 $M

2010-11 $M

Community.gaming.machines .78.665. .69.582. .62.550.Casinos .122.910. .118.630. .110.375.Internet.gaming .0.761. .–... .–...Lotteries .17.593. .18.366. .17.540.Race.betting .191.805. .228.018. .277.207.Sports.betting .62.445. .83.984. .80.867.Totalisator.(TAB).Wagering .26.249. .24.491. .21.715.TOTAL 500.428 543.071 570.254

The.2008-09.Casinos.expenditure.in.this.report.varies.from.previously.published.reports.due.to.correction.of.transcription.errors.and.incorrect.reporting.of.commission.play.

The.2007-08.and.2008-09.race.and.sports.betting.expenditure.in.this.report.varies.from.previously.published.reports.due.to.approved.retrospective.adjustments.for.Centrebet.and.Omiros.Mairou.

Table.22.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.

It.should.also.be.noted.that.NT.licensed.sports.bookmakers.operate.internet-based.businesses.and.record.expenditures.that.are.not.in.the.main.drawn.from.NT-based.clients.


ALCOHOL MANAGEMENT

HIGHLIGHTS 2010-11

Alcohol Management PlansIn.2010-11,.emphasis.continued.to.be.placed.on.working.with.local.communities.and.stakeholders.to.expand.Alcohol.Management.Plans.(AMPs).throughout.urban,.regional.and.remote.areas.of.the.Northern.Territory..In.2010-11,.a.total.of.18.AMPs.were.under.development.and.21.were.in.place..Key.highlights.include:.

•. supporting.the.Katherine.Implementation.Project.and.the.local.Region.Action.Group.to.develop.initiatives.for.future.plans.to.reduce.alcohol.misuse..The.group.will.develop.a.regional.plan.and.consider.the.development.of.a.liquor.accord.for.Katherine.Township;

•. working.with.a.range.of.remote.communities.and.towns.camps.to.develop,.implement.and.strengthen.AMPs;.

•. reviewing.the.Tennant.Creek.AMP.in.line.with.evaluation.conducted.by.the.Menzies.School.of.Health.Research,.including.a.number.of.related.initiatives.to.reduce.alcohol.related.issues;

•. supporting.community.based.Alcohol.Reference.Groups.to.drive.the.AMP.process.and.develop.ways.to.address.existing.and.emerging.alcohol.related.harm.that.is.specific.to.that.community.or.region;

•. fostering.community.representation.and.a.broad.range.of.stakeholders.to.participate.in.Alcohol.Reference.Groups,.including.service.providers,.government.organisations.and.industry.representatives.to.lead.the.development.and.management.of.AMPs;.

•. developing.AMPs.and.related.initiatives.to.build.on.successes.and.minimise.the.nature.and.extent.of.harm.caused.by.the.consumption.of.alcohol,.through.the.use.of.an.integrated.approach.which.includes.supply,.demand.and.harm.reduction.strategies;.and

•. in.April.2011,.the.Menzies.School.of.Health.Research.provided.a.draft.report.on.the.evaluation.of.the.alcohol.management.system.in.East.Arnhem..Data.on.alcohol.related.harm.in.Groote.Eylandt.showed.that.the.alcohol.management.system.is.working..The.initial.major.reduction.in.alcohol.related.harm.has.stabilised.with.a.consistent.trend.of.minimised.alcohol.related.harm.being.apparent.

Community Education•. A.grant.of.$35,000.was.provided.to.Larrakia.Nation.to.undertake.research.on.drinking.

patterns.of.people.living.in.the.long.grass.and.to.provide.community.education.on.alcohol.management.initiatives..

•. A.total.of.$20,000.was.provided.to.Gundjeihmi.Aboriginal.Corporation.to.develop.educational.tools.in.language.and.distribute.to.homelands.in.Kakadu.

•. A.grant.of.$50,000.was.provided.to.General.Practice.Network.of.NT.to.deliver.Foetal.Alcohol.Spectrum.Disorder.(FASD).community.education.and.mental.health.FASD.Prevention.in.the.Ali.Curung.community.for.young.mothers.and.pregnant.women.

•. A.total.of.$2,000.was.provided.to.the.Barkly.College.to.conduct.a.special.Community.Alcohol.and.Drug.Education.Day.

•. Provided.$13,000.to.the.Drug.and.Alcohol.Service.Association.Alice.Springs.to.facilitate.alcohol.education.and.non-accredited.drink.driver.education.

•. Alice.Springs.Town.Council.was.granted.$50,000.to.support.the.“AliceSpringsTellEmThat’sEnough”.campaign.

•. A.total.of.$250,000.was.provided.to.continue.Good.Sports’.work.with.sporting.clubs.around.responsible.service.of.alcohol.and.changing.the.culture.of.drinking.in.sporting.clubs.


Research and Policy Evaluation•. During.2010-11,.a.total.of.$146,000.was.provided.to.the.Menzies.School.of.Health.Research.

(Menzies).as.part.of.a.three-year.partnership.agreement.aimed.at.building.local.knowledge.and.capacity.in.the.area.of.alcohol.use.and.misuse..In.2010-11,.under.this.partnership.agreement,.Menzies.completed.the.evaluations.of.the.Katherine.and.Tennant.Creek.AMPs.and.undertook.the.evaluation.of.the.alcohol.management.system.in.East.Arnhem./.Nhulunbuy.

•. The.partnership.between.the.NT.Government.and.the.Menzies.School.of.Health.Research.aims.to.build.on.knowledge.about.alcohol.misuse.in.the.NT.and.reducing.alcohol.related.harm..The.research.is.essential.to.measure.the.effectiveness.of.NT.Government.programs,.polices.and.services.in.reducing.the.harm.that.alcohol.causes.to.the.community.

Policy and Supply Measures Key Directions 2010-11•. In.September.2010,.the.NT.Government.announced.a.package.of.Alcohol.Reforms.to.

commence.on.1.July.2011..“Enough.is.Enough”.is.a.comprehensive.strategy.for.tackling.problem.drinkers.who.cause.alcohol.related.crimes.and.antisocial.behaviour.in.the.community,.preventing.them.from.accessing.takeaway.alcohol..Central.to.the.package.of.alcohol.reforms.is.the.establishment.of.a.system.for.banning.problem.drinkers,.including.the.following.initiatives:

–. initiated.a.Banned.Drinker.Register.in.takeaway.outlets,.installing.equipment.and.providing.training.to.industry.employees;

–. introduced.legislative.amendment.to.make.the.irresponsible.supply.of.alcohol.to.minors.an.offence.and.increased.penalties.for.grog.running.and.illegal.liquor.sales;

–. introduced.new.legislation.to.address.underage.drinking.on.licensed.premises.and.deal.with.false.and.fake.identification;

–. banned.the.sale.of.four.and.five.litre.wine.casks.throughout.the.Northern.Territory;

–. amended.the.LiquorAct.to.create.Designated.Areas.which.have.been.introduced.in.Darwin,.Palmerston.and.Alice.Springs.to.address.alcohol.related.violence.and.antisocial.behaviour.in.public.spaces.and.introduce.measures.such.as.banning.problem.drinkers;

–. introduced.a.Public.Restricted.Area.to.ban.public.drinking.and.counter.alcohol.related.antisocial.behaviour.in.the.Batchelor.township;

–. negotiated.buy.back.of.liquor.licences.for.the.BP.Gap.Service.Station.and.Hoppy’s.Cash.Store.in.Alice.Springs;

–. worked.closely.with.licensees.in.Alice.Springs.to.review.the.liquor.conditions.for.drinking.on-premise.and.establish.a.trial.electronic.identification.system.to.help.identify.problem.customers;

–. established.Liquor.Accords.in.Darwin,.Palmerston,.Casuarina,.Tennant.Creek.and.Alice.Springs.to.provide.the.mechanisms.to.reduce.the.harmful.effects.of.low.price,.high.alcohol.volume.products.such.as.cheap.bottled.wine..A.Liquor.Accord.is.also.being.developed.in.Katherine.

–. In.Alice.Springs,.34.licensees.are.members.of.the.Accord.including.the.Casino,.hotels,.stores,.clubs.and.restaurants..A.similar.accord.has.been.established.with.licensees.in.Tennant.Creek.and.the.Barkly.region..The.Darwin.CBD.Liquor.Accord.includes.issues.such.as.responsible.service.and.promotion.of.alcohol.and.ensuring.the.safety.of.customers,.staff.and.other.members.of.the.community.in.and.around.licensed.premises;.and

–. worked.closely.with.licensees,.service.providers.and.members.of.community.to.introduce.temporary.restrictions.for.major.community.events.to.provide.a.safer.environment..


WHOLESALE ALCOHOL SUPPLY1

Wholesalers.registered.to.trade.alcohol.in.the.Northern.Territory.(NT).provide.the.Department.of.Justice.with.data.on.the.volumes.of.alcohol.supplied.to.licensed.retailers.by.product.type:.cask.wine,.bottled.wine,.fortified.wine,.cider,.standard.spirits,.pre-mixed.spirits,.full-strength.beer,.mid-strength.beer.and.low-strength.beer.

The.volume.of.each.product.supplied.into.the.NT.is.multiplied.by.its.estimated.fraction.of.alcohol.content.so.that.the.amount.of.pure.alcohol.associated.with.each.product.type.can.be.compared..The.figures.presented.in.this.document.represent.the.wholesale.supply.in.litres.of.Pure.Alcohol.Content.(PAC)..Wholesale.PAC.supply.statistics.are.presented.for.the.Territory.as.a.whole;.each.of.the.following.urban.centres:.Darwin,.Palmerston,.Alice.Springs,.Katherine,.Tennant.Creek.and.Nhulunbuy;.and.for.the.NT.Balance2.

A.measure.of.the.apparent.per.capita.consumption.of.alcohol.in.the.NT.is.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,.the.total.NT.population.likely.to.be.drinking.is.derived.by.adding.the.estimates.of.the.interstate.and.international.tourist.numbers3.to.the.Australian.Bureau.of.Statistics.NT.population.estimates4.aged.15.years.and.over..Apparent.consumption.can.only.be.reliably.calculated.for.the.whole.of.the.Territory.as.population.estimates.may.be.unreliable.at.lower.geographic.levels..Where.population.figures.are.quoted.for.regional.areas,.they.are.the.Australian.Bureau.of.Statistics.estimated.residential.population.of.people.aged.15.years.and.above.

1. Since.the.previous.publication,.some.data.exceptions.were.detected.in.the.alcohol.returns.submitted.by.wholesalers.in.previous.years..Those.wholesalers.have.since.submitted.revised.returns.and.some.duplicated.records.were.deleted..The.data.revision.resulted.in.minor.changes.to.the.previously.published.figures.

2. NT.Balance.is.defined.as.the.rest.of.the.NT.after.the.urban.centres.(ie.–.Darwin,.Palmerston,.Alice.Springs,.Katherine,.Tennant.Creek.and.Nhulunbuy).have.been.removed.

3. Based.on.calendar.year.estimates.from.Tourism.Research.Australia.of.interstate.and.international.tourist.nights.aged.15.years.and.over.

4. Based.on.yearly.June.30.estimates.from.the.Australian.Bureau.of.Statistics.3235.0.–.PopulationbyAgeandSex,RegionsofAustralia.


Per Capita Consumption

Table.23.and.Chart.11.show.the.estimated.per.capita.consumption.of.alcohol.in.the.Northern.Territory.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.23:.Per.Capita.Consumption.–.Northern.Territory

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Consumption 14.36 15.17 15.27 14.75 14.70 14.35 14.00 13.55

PAC.Supply. 2,427,044 2,616,018 2,688,663 2,706,671 2,748,430 2,733,794 2,751,916 2,734,608

Population.Estimates 169,005 172,492 176,103 183,514 186,934 190,517 196,615 201,812

Per.capita.consumption.of.alcohol.in.the.NT.peaked.in.2005,.and.has.been.decreasing.each.year.since..It.decreased.by.3.2%.from.2009.to.2010.

Chart.11:.Per.Capita.Alcohol.Consumption.–.Northern.Territory

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Table.24.and.Chart.12.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.into.the.Northern.Territory.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.24:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.–.Northern.Territory2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Cider 42,259 40,590 45,058 43,106 39,879 47,735 60,677 68,134

Total.Wine 620,947 683,142 745,117 723,555 653,794 601,016 565,553 568,460Total.Spirits 547,517 657,691 612,929 632,771 682,182 663,947 663,552 674,303

Total.Beer 1,216,321 1,234,595 1,285,559 1,307,239 1,372,574 1,421,096 1,462,132 1,423,711

Total 2,427,044 2,616,018 2,688,663 2,706,671 2,748,430 2,733,794 2,751,916 2,734,608

Since.2003,.total.supply.increased.at.a.compound.annual.rate.of.2%..Total.supply,.total.spirits,.total.beer.and.cider.show.increasing.trends.since.2003..From.2009.to.2010,.supply.decreased.by.1%,.while.the.drinking.age.population.increased.by.3%.

On.average.since.2003,.beer.has.accounted.for.50%.of.total.supply.


Chart.12.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.–.Northern.Territory

Table.25.and.Chart.13.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.of.wine.into.the.Northern.Territory.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.25:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Wine.–.Northern.Territory

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Wine.Cask. 283,453 329,271 437,221 444,277 315,776 257,235 210,529 210,927

Wine.Bottle 185,270 220,272 234,352 248,843 285,224 306,592 323,011 330,756

Wine.Fortified 152,224 133,599 73,544 30,435 52,794 37,188 32,014 26,777

Total Wine 620,947 683,142 745,117 723,555 653,794 601,016 565,553 568,460

Since.2003,.the.total.supply.of.wine.has.decreased.at.a.compound.annual.rate.of.1%..Bottled.wine.shows.an.increasing.trend.since.2003,.while.fortified.wine.shows.a.decreasing.trend..From.2009.to.2010,.the.total.supply.of.wine.increased.by.1%.

Since.2003,.bottled.wine.has.constantly.risen.from.30%.to.58%.of.the.total.wine.supply.in.2010.

Chart.13:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Wine.–.Northern.Territory

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Table.26.and.Chart.14.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.of.spirits.into.the.Northern.Territory.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.26:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Spirits.–.Northern.Territory

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Spirits.Standard 370,996 426,482 342,880 346,234 366,639 415,152 435,456 442,421

Spirits.Pre-mixed 176,520 231,209 270,049 286,537 315,543 248,795 228,097 231,881

Total Spirits 547,517 657,691 612,929 632,771 682,182 663,947 663,552 674,303

Since.2003,.the.total.supply.of.spirits.increased.at.a.compound.annual.rate.of.3%..From.2009.to.2010,.the.total.supply.of.spirits.increased.by.2%.

On.average.since.2003,.standard.spirits.has.accounted.for.61%.of.the.total.spirits.supply.


Chart.14:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Spirits.–.Northern.Territory

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Table.27.and.Chart.15.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.of.beer.into.the.Northern.Territory.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.27:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Beer.–.Northern.Territory

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Beer.Full. 878,778 877,145 901,897 913,554 940,155 988,269 1,009,165 983,196

Beer.Mid. 189,676 214,476 250,489 279,691 297,801 310,909 313,988 317,970

Beer.Low. 147,867 142,974 133,173 113,995 134,618 121,918 138,980 122,545

Total Beer 1,216,321 1,234,595 1,285,559 1,307,239 1,372,574 1,421,096 1,462,132 1,423,711

Since.2003,.the.total.supply.of.beer.increased.at.a.compound.annual.rate.of.2%..Full.and..mid-strength.beer.show.increasing.trends.since.2003..Mid-strength.beer.increased.at.the.highest.compound.annual.rate.of.8%..From.2009.to.2010,.the.total.supply.of.beer.decreased.by.3%.

On.average.since.2003,.full-strength.beer.has.accounted.for.70%.of.the.total.beer.supply.

Chart.15.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Beer.–.Northern.Territory

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REGIONAL COMPOSITION

Table.28.and.Chart.16.show.the.total.wholesale.PAC.supply.of.each.region.as.a.percentage.of.the.total.in.the.Northern.Territory,.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.28:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.–.Regional.Composition2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Darwin 40% 41% 41% 40% 42% 43% 43% 43%

Palmerston 9% 10% 10% 10% 11% 12% 12% 12%

Alice.Springs 21% 19% 20% 19% 16% 15% 17% 17%

Katherine 8% 8% 8% 7% 7% 6% 7% 7%

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Nhulunbuy 3% 3% 4% 4% 4% 3% 3% 3%

NT.Balance 17% 17% 16% 17% 17% 17% 17% 16%

Since.2003,.Darwin.and.Alice.Springs.has.accounted.for.around.60%.of.the.NT.wholesale.PAC.supply.

Since.2003,.the.percentage.for.Darwin.and.Palmerston.has.increased.by.3%,.from.40%.to.43%.and.from.9%.to.12%.respectively;.the.percentage.for.Alice.Springs.has.decreased.by.4%,.from.21%.to.17%.

Chart.16:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.–.Regional.Composition

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DARWIN

Table.29.and.Chart.17.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.into.Darwin.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.29:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.–.Darwin

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Cider 17,984 17,043 17,135 16,926 16,723 20,473 26,457 31,974

Total.Wine 250,452 289,411 300,683 303,648 330,157 323,795 295,813 294,662

Total.Spirits 232,414 284,548 274,459 277,031 294,009 293,229 285,909 287,169

Total.Beer 462,063 472,893 499,079 495,893 514,871 548,874 566,657 554,174

Total 962,913 1,063,895 1,091,356 1,093,498 1,155,760 1,186,371 1,174,836 1,167,979

Since.2003,.the.total.supply.increased.at.a.compound.annual.rate.of.3%..Total.supply.and.total.beer.show.increasing.trends.since.2003..From.2009.to.2010,.supply.decreased.by.1%,.while.the.drinking.age.population.increased.by.2%.

On.average.since.2003,.beer.has.accounted.for.46%.of.the.total.supply.


Chart.17:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.–.Darwin

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Table.30.and.Chart.18.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.of.wine.into.Darwin.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.30:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Wine.–.Darwin

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Wine.Cask. 137,766 151,558 154,211 150,648 164,689 141,155 101,664 103,081

Wine.Bottle 100,908 126,242 134,798 139,729 152,299 163,769 173,200 175,176

Wine.Fortified 11,778 11,610 11,674 13,272 13,169 18,871 20,948 16,406

Total.Wine 250,452 289,411 300,683 303,648 330,157 323,795 295,813 294,662

Since.2003,.the.total.supply.of.wine.has.increased.at.a.compound.annual.rate.of.2%..Bottled.and.fortified.wine.show.increasing.trends.since.2003..From.2009.to.2010,.the.total.supply.of.wine.remained.steady.

Since.2003,.the.supply.of.bottled.wine.has.constantly.risen.from.40%.to.59%.of.total.wine.in.2010.

Chart.18:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Wine.–.Darwin

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Table.31.and.Chart.19.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.of.spirits.into.Darwin.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.31:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Spirits.–.Darwin

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Total Spirits 232,414 284,548 274,459 277,031 294,009 293,229 285,909 287,169

Since.2003,.the.total.supply.of.spirits.increased.at.a.compound.annual.rate.of.3%..Standard.spirits.show.an.increasing.trend.since.2003..From.2009.to.2010,.the.total.supply.of.spirits.remained.steady.

On.average.since.2003,.standard.spirits.have.accounted.for.66%.of.the.total.spirits.supply.

Chart.19:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Spirits.–.Darwin

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Table.32.and.Chart.20.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.of.beer.into.Darwin.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.32:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Beer.–.Darwin

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Beer.Full. 336,426 343,586 362,899 361,984 369,446 408,709 414,556 410,558

Beer.Mid. 60,870 68,354 78,735 84,259 85,823 89,599 99,622 95,868

Beer.Low. 64,767 60,953 57,445 49,650 59,601 50,566 52,480 47,749

Total Beer 462,063 472,893 499,079 495,893 514,871 548,874 566,657 554,174

Since.2003,.the.total.supply.of.beer.increased.at.a.compound.annual.rate.of.3%..Full.and..mid-strength.beer.show.increasing.trends.since.2003,.while.low-strength.beer.shows.a.decreasing.trend..From.2009.to.2010,.the.total.supply.of.beer.decreased.by.2%.

On.average.since.2003,.full-strength.beer.has.accounted.for.73%.of.total.beer.supply.


Chart.20:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Beer.–.Darwin

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PALMERSTON

Table.33.and.Chart.21.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.into.Palmerston.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.33:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.–.Palmerston

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Cider 4,951 4,825 5,232 5,239 5,097 6,025 7,131 7,650

Total.Wine 46,246 54,648 55,037 61,729 74,853 71,727 67,188 63,021

Total.Spirits 58,528 76,155 72,908 76,107 85,636 87,574 92,243 93,089

Total.Beer 106,760 118,379 132,685 132,980 140,146 157,902 169,684 166,678

Total 216,486 254,007 265,863 276,055 305,732 323,227 336,246 330,438

Since.2003,.total.supply.increased.at.a.compound.annual.rate.of.6%..Total.supply,.total.wine,.total.spirits,.total.beer.and.cider.show.increasing.trends.since.2003..From.2009.to.2010,.supply.decreased.by.2%,.while.the.drinking.age.population.increased.by.4%.

On.average.since.2003,.beer.accounted.for.49%.of.total.supply.

Chart.21:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.–.Palmerston

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Table.34.and.Chart.22.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.of.wine.into.Palmerston.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.34:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Wine.–.Palmerston

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Wine.Cask. 28,970 33,836 33,355 38,434 48,356 40,809 33,452 28,931

Wine.Bottle 13,412 17,262 18,538 20,003 22,814 27,163 29,672 29,691

Wine.Fortified 3,864 3,550 3,145 3,291 3,683 3,754 4,063 4,399

Total Wine 46,246 54,648 55,037 61,729 74,853 71,727 67,188 63,021

Since.2003,.the.total.supply.of.wine.has.increased.at.a.compound.annual.rate.of.5%..Bottled.wine.shows.an.increasing.trend.since.2003..From.2009.to.2010,.the.total.supply.of.wine.decreased.by.6%.

Since.2003,.the.supply.of.bottled.wine.has.risen.from.29%.to.47%.of.total.wine.supply.in.2010.

In.recent.years,.the.most.significant.changes.in.the.supply.have.been.decreases.in.cask.wine.of.29%.since.2008.and.40%.since.2007.

Chart.22:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Wine.–.Palmerston

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Table.35.and.Chart.23.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.of.spirits.into.Palmerston.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.35:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Spirits.–.Palmerston

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Total Spirits 58,528 76,155 72,908 76,107 85,636 87,574 92,243 93,089

Since.2003,.the.total.supply.of.spirits.increased.at.a.compound.annual.rate.of.7%..Standard.and.pre-mixed.spirits.show.increasing.trends.since.2003..From.2009.to.2010,.the.total.supply.of.spirits.increased.by.1%.


Chart.23:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Spirits.–.Palmerston

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Table.36.and.Chart.24.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.of.beer.into.Palmerston.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.36:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Beer.–.Palmerston

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Beer.Full. 72,087 76,487 84,905 85,454 88,400 100,750 105,938 105,114

Beer.Mid. 18,075 24,378 32,131 34,802 37,214 41,028 46,517 46,457

Beer.Low. 16,598 17,515 15,649 12,723 14,533 16,124 17,230 15,108

Total Beer 106,760 118,379 132,685 132,980 140,146 157,902 169,684 166,678

Since.2003,.the.total.supply.of.beer.increased.at.a.compound.annual.rate.of.7%..Full.and..mid-strength.beer.show.increasing.trends.since.2003..Mid-strength.beer.increased.at.the.highest.compound.annual.rate.of.14%..From.2009.to.2010,.the.total.supply.of.beer.decreased.by.2%.


Chart.24:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Beer.–.Palmerston

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ALICE SPRINGS

Table.37.and.Chart.25.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.into.Alice.Springs.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.37:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.–.Alice.Springs

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Cider 6,078 5,916 5,859 6,546 5,677 6,153 8,864 9,420

Total.Wine 181,653 174,045 221,192 184,866 71,212 77,742 86,829 92,744

Total.Spirits 101,140 114,779 98,873 101,292 106,382 97,292 113,095 119,379

Total.Beer 214,847 207,116 203,577 210,340 261,128 241,678 252,674 240,651

Total 503,718 501,855 529,502 503,044 444,400 422,865 461,462 462,194

Since.2003,.total.supply.decreased.at.a.compound.annual.rate.of.1%..From.2009.to.2010,.the.supply.and.the.drinking.age.population.remained.steady.


In.recent.years,.the.most.significant.changes.in.the.supply.have.been.an.increase.in.total.wine.of.30%.since.2007.and.an.increase.in.total.spirits.of.23%.since.2008.

Chart.25:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.–.Alice.Springs

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Table.38.and.Chart.26.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.of.wine.into.Alice.Springs.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.38:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Wine.–.Alice.Springs

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Wine.Cask. 25,188 34,317 135,410 135,267 16,367 19,968 23,274 25,685

Wine.Bottle 35,211 39,356 41,933 44,646 52,619 56,367 62,320 65,974

Wine.Fortified 121,254 100,372 43,850 4,953 2,226 1,406 1,236 1,085

Total Wine 181,653 174,045 221,192 184,866 71,212 77,742 86,829 92,744

Since.2003,.the.total.supply.of.wine.has.decreased.at.a.compound.annual.rate.of.9%..Bottled.wine.shows.an.increasing.trend.since.2003,.while.fortified.wine.shows.a.decreasing.trend..From.2009.to.2010,.the.total.supply.of.wine.increased.by.7%.


On.average.since.2003,.bottled.wine.has.accounted.for.47%.of.total.wine.supply..Bottled.wine.increased.steadily.from.19%.in.2003.to.71%.in.2010.of.total.wine.supply.

In.recent.years,.the.most.significant.change.in.the.supply.has.been.an.increase.in.bottled.wine.of.25%.since.2007.

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Table.39.and.Chart.27.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.of.spirits.into.Alice.Springs.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.39:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Spirits.–.Alice.Springs

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Total Spirits 101,140 114,779 98,873 101,292 106,382 97,292 113,095 119,379

Since.2003,.the.total.supply.of.spirits.increased.at.a.compound.annual.rate.of.2%..From.2009.to.2010,.the.total.supply.of.spirits.increased.by.6%.

On.average.since.2003,.standard.spirits.has.accounted.for.63%.of.total.spirits.supply.

In.recent.years,.the.most.significant.changes.in.the.supply.have.been.an.increase.in.standard.spirits.of.34%.since.2008.and.49%.since.2007.

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Table.40.and.Chart.28.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.of.beer.into.Alice.Springs.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.40:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Beer.–.Alice.Springs

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Beer.Full. 165,945 156,631 149,819 155,286 208,189 194,065 200,039 189,620

Beer.Mid. 28,260 31,051 34,347 38,168 34,772 32,839 35,148 34,826

Beer.Low. 20,642 19,434 19,411 16,886 18,168 14,774 17,487 16,205

Total Beer 214,847 207,116 203,577 210,340 261,128 241,678 252,674 240,651

Since.2003,.the.total.supply.of.beer.increased.at.a.compound.annual.rate.of.2%..Low-strength.beer.shows.a.decreasing.trend.since.2003..From.2009.to.2010,.the.total.supply.of.beer.decreased.by.5%.

On.average.since.2003,.full-strength.beer.accounted.for.77%.of.total.beer.supply.

Chart.28:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Beer.–.Alice.Springs

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KATHERINE

Table.41.and.Chart.29.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.into.Katherine.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.41:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.–.Katherine

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Cider 1,980 1,910 1,788 1,899 1,441 1,960 2,649 2,788

Total.Wine 62,956 72,025 73,071 74,482 66,562 31,439 32,220 33,679

Total.Spirits 37,930 43,878 38,547 39,867 45,391 42,914 41,530 44,856

Total.Beer 88,885 94,278 90,651 86,589 87,960 98,096 109,261 113,139

Total 191,751 212,090 204,057 202,837 201,354 174,409 185,659 194,462

Since.2003,.the.total.supply.remained.steady.at.a.compound.annual.rate.of.less.than.1%..From.2009.to.2010,.the.total.supply.increased.by.5%,.while.the.drinking.age.population.remained.steady.

On.average.since.2003,.beer.has.accounted.for.49%.of.the.total.supply..Total.beer.supply.has.increased.from.46%.in.2003.to.58%.in.2010.of.the.total.supply.

In.recent.years,.the.most.significant.change.has.been.an.increase.in.total.beer.of.29%.since.2007.


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Table.42.and.Chart.30.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.of.wine.into.Katherine.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.42:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Wine.–.Katherine

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Wine.Cask. 48,637 57,738 59,837 60,915 32,131 11,834 17,352 18,814

Wine.Bottle 11,512 10,618 10,365 11,005 12,290 12,876 13,315 13,867

Wine.Fortified 2,807 3,668 2,870 2,562 22,140 6,729 1,553 999

Total.Wine 62,956 72,025 73,071 74,482 66,562 31,439 32,220 33,679

Since.2003,.the.total.supply.of.wine.has.decreased.at.a.compound.annual.rate.of.9%..Bottled.wine.shows.an.increasing.trend.since.2003..From.2009.to.2010,.the.total.supply.of.wine.increased.by.5%.

On.average.since.2003,.bottled.wine.has.accounted.for.25%.of.the.total.wine.supply.

In.recent.years,.the.most.significant.changes.have.been.an.increase.in.cask.wine.of.59%.since.2007,.a.decrease.in.fortified.wine.of.85%.since.2008.and.a.decrease.in.fortified.wine.of.95%.since.2007.

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Table.43.and.Chart.31.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.of.spirits.into.Katherine.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.43:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Spirits.–.Katherine

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Total Spirits 37,930 43,878 38,547 39,867 45,391 42,914 41,530 44,856

Since.2003,.the.total.supply.of.spirits.increased.at.a.compound.annual.rate.of.2%..Standard.spirits.show.an.increasing.trend.since.2003..From.2009.to.2010,.the.total.supply.of.spirits.increased.by.8%.

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Table.44.and.Chart.32.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.of.beer.into.Katherine.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.44:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Beer.–.Katherine

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Beer.Full. 55,051 57,414 53,297 50,493 49,309 59,985 67,855 67,331

Beer.Mid. 23,517 26,813 28,228 28,269 27,728 29,181 31,106 35,733

Beer.Low. 10,318 10,051 9,127 7,826 10,923 8,930 10,300 10,076

Total Beer 88,885 94,278 90,651 86,589 87,960 98,096 109,261 113,139

Since.2003,.the.total.supply.of.beer.increased.at.a.compound.annual.rate.of.4%..Mid-strength.beer.shows.an.increasing.trend.since.2003..From.2009.to.2010,.the.total.supply.of.beer.increased.by.4%.



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TENNANT CREEK

Table.45.and.Chart.33.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.into.Tennant.Creek,.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.45:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.–.Tennant.Creek

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Cider 649 560 565 564 529 645 1,231 1,270

Total.Wine 11,082 13,590 13,928 17,329 17,400 13,942 9,346 12,490

Total.Spirits 19,561 21,413 12,221 11,034 12,491 13,459 12,878 13,545

Total.Beer 33,270 32,617 33,725 32,971 30,924 34,685 38,878 40,947

Total 64,562 68,180 60,439 61,897 61,345 62,731 62,333 68,252

Since.2003,.the.total.supply.increased.at.a.compound.annual.rate.of.1%..From.2009.to.2010,.the.total.supply.increased.by.9%,.while.the.drinking.age.population.increased.by.1%.


In.recent.years,.the.most.significant.changes.in.the.supply.have.been.an.increase.in.total.wine.of.34%.since.2009.and.an.increase.in.total.beer.of.32%.since.2007.

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Table.46.and.Chart.34.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.of.wine.into.Tennant.Creek.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.46:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Wine.–.Tennant.Creek

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Wine.Cask. 1,397 1,765 5,391 15,592 15,666 12,350 7,752 10,465

Wine.Bottle 1,348 2,342 1,231 1,199 1,595 1,473 1,569 1,965

Wine.Fortified 8,337 9,482 7,306 538 140 119 24 60

Total Wine 11,082 13,590 13,928 17,329 17,400 13,942 9,346 12,490

Since.2003,.the.total.supply.of.wine.has.increased.at.a.compound.annual.rate.of.2%..Fortified.wine.shows.a.decreasing.trend.since.2003..From.2009.to.2010,.the.total.supply.of.wine.increased.by.34%.

On.average.since.2003,.bottled.wine.has.accounted.for.12%.of.the.total.wine.supply.

In.recent.years,.the.most.significant.change.has.been.an.increase.in.cask.wine.of.35%.since.2009.

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Table.47.and.Chart.35.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.of.spirits.into.Tennant.Creek.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.47:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Spirits.–.Tennant.Creek

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Total Spirits 19,561 21,413 12,221 11,034 12,491 13,459 12,878 13,545

Since.2003,.the.total.supply.of.spirits.decreased.at.a.compound.annual.rate.of.5%..From.2009.to.2010,.the.total.supply.of.spirits.increased.by.5%.

On.average.since.2003,.pre-mixed.spirits.has.accounted.for.36%.of.total.spirits.supply.

In.recent.years,.the.most.significant.change.has.been.an.increase.in.standard.spirits.of.40%.since.2007.


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Table.48.and.Chart.36.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.of.beer.into.Tennant.Creek.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.48.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Beer.–.Tennant.Creek

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Beer.Full. 23,443 22,413 22,856 22,195 21,695 24,435 28,590 30,273

Beer.Mid. 7,137 7,469 7,570 7,965 6,466 7,192 7,009 8,050

Beer.Low. 2,690 2,736 3,299 2,811 2,763 3,058 3,280 2,625

Total Beer 33,270 32,617 33,725 32,971 30,924 34,685 38,878 40,947

Since.2003,.the.total.supply.of.beer.increased.at.a.compound.annual.rate.of.3%..From.2009.to.2010,.the.total.supply.of.beer.increased.by.5%.


In.recent.years,.the.most.significant.changes.in.the.supply.have.been.an.increase.in.full-strength.beer.of.24%.since.2008.and.40%.since.2007.

Chart.36:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Beer.–.Tennant.Creek

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NHULUNBUY

Table.49.and.Chart.37.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.into.Nhulunbuy,.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.49.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.–.Nhulunbuy

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Cider 791 1,082 1,189 1,306 1,047 1,208 1,134 1,049

Total.Wine 21,417 23,638 24,723 19,136 17,705 10,350 7,910 8,939

Total.Spirits 19,213 23,376 27,656 33,020 33,430 24,901 19,258 19,461

Total.Beer 33,974 35,271 49,561 58,959 55,701 51,942 42,363 40,494

Total 75,396 83,368 103,129 112,420 107,883 88,401 70,665 69,944

Since.2003,.the.total.supply.decreased.at.a.compound.annual.rate.of.1%..Total.wine.shows.a.decreasing.trend.since.2003..From.2009.to.2010,.supply.decreased.by.1%,.while.the.drinking.age.population.remained.steady..

On.average.since.2003,.beer.has.accounted.for.52%.of.the.total.supply.

In.recent.years,.the.most.significant.changes.have.been.a.decrease.in.total.beer.of.22%.since.2008.and.27%.since.2007.

Chart.37:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.–.Nhulunbuy

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Table.50.and.Chart.38.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.of.wine.into.Nhulunbuy.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.50:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Wine.–.Nhulunbuy

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Wine.Cask. 15,842 17,882 17,738 9,612 1,724 783 657 673

Wine.Bottle 4,977 5,081 6,329 7,431 8,491 7,379 6,912 7,862

Wine.Fortified 599 676 656 2,093 7,490 2,189 340 405

Total Wine 21,417 23,638 24,723 19,136 17,705 10,350 7,910 8,939


Since.2003,.the.total.supply.of.wine.has.decreased.at.a.compound.annual.rate.of.12%..Cask.wine.shows.a.decreasing.trend.since.2003,.while.bottled.wine.shows.an.increasing.trend..From.2009.to.2010,.the.total.supply.of.wine.increased.by.13%.

In.recent.years,.the.most.significant.change.has.been.an.increase.in.bottled.wine.of.14%.since.2009.

Chart.38:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Wine.–.Nhulunbuy

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Table.51.and.Chart.39.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.of.spirits.into.Nhulunbuy.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.51:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Spirits.–.Nhulunbuy

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010



Total Spirits 19,213 23,376 27,656 33,020 33,430 24,901 19,258 19,461

Since.2003,.the.compound.annual.rate.of.the.total.spirits.supply.remained.steady..From.2009.to.2010,.the.total.supply.of.spirits.increased.by.1%.

On.average.since.2003,.standard.spirits.have.accounted.for.62%.of.the.total.spirits.supply.

Chart.39:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Spirits.–.Nhulunbuy

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Spirits Standard

Total SpiritsSpirits Pre-mixed

Table.52.and.Chart.40.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.of.beer.into.Nhulunbuy.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.


Table.52:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Beer.–.Nhulunbuy

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Beer.Full. 21,526 21,956 30,409 38,658 37,078 35,274 29,074 27,869

Beer.Mid. 9,683 10,207 16,040 17,847 15,376 13,714 10,141 9,701

Beer.Low. 2,765 3,108 3,112 2,454 3,247 2,954 3,148 2,923

Total Beer 33,974 35,271 49,561 58,959 55,701 51,942 42,363 40,494

Since.2003,.the.total.supply.of.beer.increased.at.a.compound.annual.rate.of.3%..From.2009.to.2010,.the.total.supply.of.beer.decreased.by.4%.


Chart.40:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Beer.–.Nhulunbuy

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NT BALANCE

Table.53.and.Chart.41.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.into.NT.Balance,.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.53:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.–.NT.Balance

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Cider 9,825 9,254 13,290 10,626 9,366 11,272 13,212 13,984

Total.Wine 47,141 55,786 56,482 62,365 75,905 72,020 66,249 62,923

Total.Spirits 78,730 93,543 88,264 94,420 104,843 104,578 98,639 96,804

Total.Beer 276,522 274,041 276,281 289,508 281,843 287,919 282,615 267,627

Total 412,218 432,623 434,317 456,920 471,957 475,789 460,715 441,338

Since.2003,.total.supply.increased.at.a.compound.annual.rate.of.1%..Total.supply.and.total.wine.show.increasing.trends.since.2003..From.2009.to.2010,.supply.decreased.by.4%,.while.the.drinking.age.population.increased.by.3%.



Chart.41:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.–.NT.Balance

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Table.54.and.Chart.42.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.of.wine.into.NT.Balance.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.54:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Wine.–.NT.Balance

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Wine.Cask. 25,653 32,174 31,279 33,809 36,843 30,335 26,378 23,278

Wine.Bottle 17,902 19,371 21,158 24,830 35,115 37,565 36,022 36,222

Wine.Fortified 3,586 4,241 4,045 3,726 3,947 4,120 3,849 3,423

Total Wine 47,141 55,786 56,482 62,365 75,905 72,020 66,249 62,923

Since.2003,.the.total.supply.of.wine.has.increased.at.a.compound.annual.rate.of.4%..Bottled.wine.shows.an.increasing.trend.since.2003..From.2009.to.2010,.the.total.supply.of.wine.decreased.by.5%.

Bottled.wine.rose.steadily.from.38%.in.2003.to.58%.of.the.total.wine.supply.in.2010.while.the.compound.annual.rate.has.increased.by.11%.

Chart.42:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Wine.–.NT.Balance

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Table.55.and.Chart.43.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.of.spirits.into.NT.Balance.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.


Table.55:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Spirits.–.NT.Balance

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010



Total Spirits 78,730 93,543 88,264 94,420 104,843 104,578 98,639 96,804

Since.2003,.the.total.supply.of.spirits.increased.at.a.compound.annual.rate.of.3%..From.2009.to.2010,.the.total.supply.of.spirits.decreased.by.2%.

On.average.since.2003,.standard.spirits.accounted.for.55%.of.total.spirits.

Chart.43:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Spirits.–.NT.Balance

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Table.56.and.Chart.44.show.the.wholesale.PAC.supply.of.beer.into.NT.Balance.for.the.period.2003.to.2010.

Table.56:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Beer.–.NT.Balance

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Beer.Full. 204,300 198,660 197,712 199,484 166,038 165,050 163,112 152,432

Beer.Mid. 42,134 46,204 53,438 68,380 90,422 97,356 84,446 87,336

Beer.Low. 30,088 29,177 25,131 21,644 25,384 25,513 35,056 27,859

Total Beer 276,522 274,041 276,281 289,508 281,843 287,919 282,615 267,627

Since.2003,.the.total.supply.of.beer.has.remained.relatively.steady..In.contrast.mid-strength.beer.increased.at.a.compound.annual.rate.of.11%..Full-strength.beer.shows.a.decreasing.trend.since.2003,.while.mid-strength.beer.shows.an.increasing.trend..From.2009.to.2010,.the.total.supply.of.beer.decreased.by.5%.

Since.2003,.mid-strength.beer.rose.from.15%.to.33%.of.total.beer.in.2010.and.has.accounted.for.25%.of.the.total.beer.supply.over.the.same.period.on.average.


Chart.44:.Wholesale.PAC.Supply.Beer.–.NT.Balance

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Restricted AreaTable.57:.Type.and.number.of.restricted.areas/premises

Type of Alcohol Restricted Areas Declared by Commission 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11General 110 112 112Public 7 8 9Private.Restricted.Premises.(private.homes.and.buildings) 431 680 786TOTAL 548 800 907

Location Declaration DateAlice.Springs.Public.Restricted.Area 1.August.2011Tennant.Creek.Public.Restricted.Area 1.August.2012Mataranka.Public.Restricted.Area 21.April.2012Katherine.Public.Restricted.Area 21.January.2012Nhulunbuy/East.Arnhem.General.Restricted.Area 1.March.2012Bicentennial.Park./.Rapid.Creek.and.Nightcliff.Foreshores.Public.Restricted.Area

19.May.2012

Township.of.Manunga.(Tent.City).Public.Restricted.Area 1.June.2014Township.of.Batchelor 1.Sep.2014

LIQUOR LICENSINGLIQUOR LICENSING

Table.58:.Liquor.Licences.Activity.by.categories.in.2010-11.compared.with.2008-09.and.2009-10

Type 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11Transferred 39 25 42Suspended 17 23 23Surrendered. 12 9 10Cancelled. 3 5 2Special.Liquor.Licences.issued 380 458 365New.Continuing.Special.Liquor.licences.issued1 8 12 119Liquor.complaints.received.and.action.taken 25 16 30TOTAL 484 548 578

1..This.figure.now.represents.all.licenses.issued.and.renewed.given.all.such.licences.expire.after.12.months

Details.on.name.of.premises,.licensing.conditions,.variations,.locations.and.penalties.are.listed.at.Appendix.C.


Table.59:.Total.Number.of.Liquor.Licenses.by.categories.. . .

2008-09 2009-10 2010-11Clubs 69 67 67Liquor.Merchants 12 12 11Off.Licences 14 14 14On.Licences 79 81 85Private.Hotels 37 36 36Public.Hotels 34 35 36Restaurants 94 92 90Roadside.Inn.Serviced 6 6 6Roadside.Inn.Un-serviced 27 27 26Stores 67 67 66Tavern 45 43 43Vessels 11 11 13TOTAL 495 491 493

Table.60:.Liquor.Complaints.Received.and.Action.TakenLiquor Complaints Received and Action Taken 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11Complaints.investigated,.but.no.further.action.warranted 3 3 0Licences.cancelled.following.complaint 0 0 0Licences.suspended.due.to.breaches.of.licence.conditions.(section.66(1)(b)) 10 9 11Complaints.heard.and.finalised.without.licence.suspension 12 4 10Complaints.withdrawn 0 0 9TOTAL 25 16 30

ID Takeaway Liquor System

The.ID.System.operates.in.Alice.Springs.and.the.Katherine.region.

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.61:.Takeaway.Liquor.ID.System

Year Court Orders IssuedAttempts to purchase

whilst prohibitedAttempts to purchase

restricted itemsAlice Springs2008-09* 17 221 3,6122009-10 182 208 4,0552010-11 273 222 2,304TOTAL 472 651 9,971Katherine2008-09* 62 275 3,0542009-10 133 115 1,4562010-11 106 151 4,465TOTAL 301 541 8,975

Tennant Creek2010-11** 16 2 288TOTAL 602 1,082 17,950

*. Represents.last.6.months.of.the.financial.year**. The.ID.system.was.deployed.in.Tennant.Creek.in.May.2011


Table.62:.Electronic.Liquor.Permit.System

Year Permits Issued Court Orders Issued

Attempts to purchase whilst

prohibited

Attempts to purchase restricted

itemsNhulunbuy2008-09* 814 2 0 2262009-10 1947 0 38 2852010-11 3226 0 14 101TOTAL 5987 2 52 612Groote Eylandt2008-09* 916 0 0 12009-10 527 0 13 82010-11 662 0 0 29TOTAL 2,105 0 13 38

*. Represents.last.6.months.of.the.financial.year


LICENSING

Table.63:.Employee.Licensing.–.Cumulative.Total

Permit, Licence or Approval Types 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11Casino.Employees 319 346 376Gaming.Machine.Managers 927 1,245 1,082Gaming.Machine.Repairers 15 16 18Dual.Private.Security 1,750 1,287 1,568Crowd.Controller 355 95 102Private.Security.Officers 353 232 236Bookmaker.Key.Employees 50 96 129Escort.Agency.Operators 3 2 1Approved.Major.Lottery.Permits 73 19 16Commercial.&.Foreign.Lottery.Permits 6 6 6

Table.64:.Business.Licensing.–.Cumulative.Total

Permit, Licence or Approval Types 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11Business.Names 17,900 18,006 18,214Incorporated.Associations 1,682 1,699 1,709Bookmaker.Permit 39 39 37Sports.Bookmakers 13 10 12Motor.Vehicle.Dealers 97 106 106Dealer’s.Managers 108 91 93Travel.Agents 79 85 87Commercial.&.Private.Agents 91 111 147Pawnbrokers/.Second-hand.Dealers 10 8 9Second-hand.Dealers 19 21 21Escort.Agency.Managers 3 2 9Security.Firm 31 63 79Real.Estate,.Business.Agents,.Conveyancing.Agents 382 377 702Registered.Agents.Representatives 509 522 403

Table.65:.Tobacco,.other.Licensing.and.Statutory.Appointments.–.Cumulative.Total

Permit, Licence or Approval Types 2008-2009 2009-2010 2010-11Tobacco.Retailers.Granted. 737 759 762Unincorporated.Approved.Associations. 92 99 114Justices.of.the.Peace 293 299 324Commissioners.for.Oaths 888 900 1013Auctioneers 189 151 141

The.following.table.shows.the.average.processing.time,.in.days,.for.Crowd.Controller,.Security.Officer.and.Dual.Crowd.Controller./.Security.Officer.Licences.

Sections.b.and.c.are.included.to.highlight.the.effect.on.average.processing.time.due.to.the.submission.of.incomplete.applications..Incomplete.applications.are.those.not.accompanied.by.all.necessary.documentation.such.as.criminal.history.results.and/or.current.training.qualifications.


Table.66:.Processing.time.for.Private.Security.Licenses

a Licence Type Applications Received Average Processing Time (Days)

Crowd.Controller 20 2.4Security.Officer 92 4.6Dual 874 7.2

b Licence Type Incomplete Applications Received

Average Processing Time (Days)

% of Total Applications Received

Crowd.Controller - - -Security.Officer 9 25.6 10%Dual 147 32.5 17%

c Licence Type Completed Applications Received

Average Processing Time (Days)

% of Total Applications Received

Crowd.Controller 20 2.4 100%Security.Officer 83 2.3 90%Dual 727 2.1 83%

A.list.of.liquor.licences.(1.July.2010.–.30.June.2011).is.at.Appendix.C.


APPENDIX A

COMMUNITY GAMING MACHINES – PREVIOUS YEARS

Please.refer.to.past.publications.of.this.report.at.www.nt.gov.au/justice/publications.for.details.of.previous.years.community.gaming.machine.performance.


APPENDIX B

COMMUNITY BENEFIT FUND – SUCCESSFUL APPLICATIONSOrganisation Name Grant Purpose Amount $ALICE SPRINGSAkeyulerre.Inc Purchase.media.equipment.for.family.night 4,000Alice.Christian.Family.Church Bike.shed.for.Jay.Creek.bike.track 3,000Alice.Springs.Bicycle.Film.Festival Develop.media.skills.for.the.wider.Alice.Springs.community.in.the.

ASBFF.and.purchase.film.making.equipment1,500

Alice.Springs.Cricket.Association Purchase.a.set.of.covers.for.the.Association 4,000

Alice.Springs.Squash.Association.Inc

Purchase.16.new.stools..Two.for.each.of.the.8.squash.courts 1,600

Alice.Springs.Squash.Association.Inc.(ASSA)

To.purchase.racquets,.safety.glasses,.squash.shoes.and.balls.in.support.of.the.children’s.school.program

1,000

Alice.Springs.Swimming.Club Bus.hire.to.attend.Katherine.Swimming.Carnival.in.October.2011 2,000Alice.Springs.Youth.Centre.Inc Modernise.and.improve.the.Youth.Centre.by.repainting.and.re-

carpeting.the.recreation.room,.refurbishing.pool.tables.and.creating.an.outdoor.seating.area.beneath.the.new.verandah.extension

1,000

Blatherskite.Park.Trustees Upgrade.the.commentator.box.in.the.Rodeo.Arena 1,000Braitling.Neighbourhood.Centre To.replace.damaged.furniture.due.to.the.daily.wear.and.tear.of.the.

centre892

Cat’s.Meow.Cabaret.Performance.Collective

Facilitate.workshops.and.provide.professional.theatre.mentors.in.acting,.directing,.touring.and.writing.for.short.drama.and.comedy.works

1,000

Central.Australian.Art.Society.Inc Production.of.a.professional.quality.catalogue 1,000Central.Australian.Community.Toy Purchase.large.play.equipment.to.hire.to.families.at.a.reasonable.

rate1,500

Centralian.Eisteddfod.Inc To.stage.the.2011.Eisteddfod.Council 1,000Dead.Centre.Bowhunters.Club.Inc Purchase.a.water.supply.pump 1,347Drovers.Volunteer.Service-Alice.Springs.Hospital

To.continue.to.provide.support.to.patients.of.the.Alice.Springs.Hospital

4,000

Football.in.Central.Australia.FICA.Inc

To.contribute.towards.the.costs.of.maintaining.the.programs.which.cover.visitations.to.remote.communities.in.the.first.half.of.2011.

1,500

Foster.Care.NT.Inc To.hold.the.Alice.Springs.retreat 3,100Gap.Community.Child.Care.Centre.Inc

To.help.upgrade.and.transition.in.the.Early.Years.Learning.Framework..Buy.laptop,.printer,.camera,.and.sandpit.cover

2,000

Harts.Range.Amateur.Race.Club Purchase.of.steel.and.associated.materials.to.build.additional.toilets.at.the.race.track

3,000

Hermannsburg.Potters.Aboriginal.Corp

To.concrete.floor.storage.at.the.pottery.area 1,500

Hermannsburg.Volunteer.Unit.(NTES).Inc

Installation.of.air.conditioning,.tiling.above.sink.and.lino.floor.covering,.2x10.amp.hour.torches.with.vehicle.charger

3,500

Ikuntji.Artists.Aboriginal.Corp To.purchase.new.fridge,.photocopier.and.laptop.for.the.Art.Centre 1,500InCite.Youth.Arts.Inc Purchase.camera.equipment 1,000InCite.Youth.Arts.Inc Purchase.camera.equipment 1,500Isolated.Children’s.Parents.Association

Promotional.wall.mural.for.the.ICPA 1,500

Lifeline.Central.Australia Purchase.a.new.computer.package.and.software.to.support.the.quality.production,.delivery.and.management.of.comprehensive.training.throughout.Central.Australia

2,500

Lifeline.Central.Australia.Inc Furniture.and.equipment.for.training.room 2,300Music.NT To.purchase.a.small.public.address.system.to.be.used.by.the.

members.for.rehearsals.and.community.events2,000

National.Pioneer.Women’s.Hall.of.Fame.Inc

Oral.historian.fees 2,000

Ngaanyatjarra.Pitjantjatjara.Yankunytjatjara.Women’s.Council

To.purchase.a.trailer 3,000

Ngurratjuta/pmara.Ntjarra.Aboriginal.Corporation

Support.the.educational.requirements.for.children.of.residents.in.the.region

3,000


Organisation Name Grant Purpose Amount $RDA.Alice.Spring.Inc Purchase.specialised.equipment.for.children.with.disabilities 1,350Red.Hot.Arts.Central.Australia Purchase.printing.table.for.thINK=INK.community.screen.printing.

workshops3,000

RSL.Works.Cricket.Club Upgrade.and.replace.chain.wire,.matting.and.structures.of.three.cricket.nets

4,000

Teen.Challenge.Centralia To.run.adventure-based.programs.targeting.Indigenous.youth 4,000Teen.Challenge.Centralia.Inc Outback.Matty’s.protégé.of.Jamie.Oliver’s.cooking.show..Assisting.

troubled.young.people.with.training,.helping.them.to.reach.their.full.potential.through.self.esteem,.goal.setting.and.adventure-based.programs

2,400

Watch.This.Space Purchase.of.professional.quality.digital.camera 1,400YMCA.of.Central.Australia.Inc Youth.Team.to.upgrade.existing.rock.wall 4,000Total Alice Springs 84,889

DARWIN

Ace.Junior.Tennis.Supporters.Club.Inc

To.subsidise.cost.of.airline.tickets.and.accommodation.for.Melbourne.tennis.competition

2,000

Ace.Junior.Tennis.Supporters.Club.Inc

To.subsidise.flights.and.accommodation.for.junior.tennis.players.to.compete.in.Alice.Springs.tournaments

2,000

Alzheimer’s.Australia.NT.Inc To.fund.travel.and.accommodation.for.two.members.of.staff 2,619Arafura.Dragon.Paddlers.Club To.repair.a.dragon.boat 3,000Ark.Animal.Welfare.Services.Ltd Resources.to.develop.the.program.including.advertising.and.

computer.software1,500

Ark.Animal.Welfare.Services.Ltd.–.Paws.Darwin

To.provide.services.to.staff.and.the.wider.community 2,000

Arthritis.&.Osteoporosis.NT Improve.ergonomics.of.office.equipment.ensuring.it.is.arthritis.and.osteoporosis.friendly

1,500

Australian.Red.Cross Printing.costs.to.produce.resources.in.language.for.the.CALD.communities.in.Darwin

1,500

Banks.Bulldogs.Football.Club.Inc To.purchase.computer,.stats.program.and.video.camera 2,480Banks.Bulldogs.Football.Club.Inc Purchase.a.marquee.and.a.BBQ 800Billeroy.Road.Community.Centre.Inc

To.improve.outdoor.lighting.and.provide.hand.washing.facilities 1,632

Buddhist.Society.of.the.NT To.upgrade.150.metres.of.chain.mesh.fencing 4,000Casuarina.Rugby.Union.Football.Club.Inc

Purchase.kitchen.equipment.for.club.room 1,000

Childbirth.Education.Association.Darwin.Inc

Purchase.equipment.for.child.birthing.education.classes 1,500

Christ.Church.Anglican.Cathedral.Inc

To.purchase.350.stackable.chairs 3,900

Corrugated.Iron.Youth.Arts Promote.Tease.and.support.young.artists.in.developing.their.work 3,000Council.of.the.Ageing.NT To.replace.the.outdated.telephone.system 5,000Crafts.Council.of.the.NT.Inc Provide.suitable.office.furniture.to.replace.current.non-functional.

office.furniture2,000

Darwin.Basketball.Association Improve.service.delivery.by.the.DBA.to.players,.coaches.and.spectators

1,500

Darwin.Film.Society To.repaint.outside.walls.of.the.cinema 2,000Darwin.Game.Fishing.Club Support.for.the.Junior.Barra.Classic.and.the.30th.Anniversary.of.

the.NT.Barra.Classic2,000

Darwin.Masonic.Memorial.Village.Management.Board.Inc

To.provide.up-to-date.fire.and.safety.signage 2,500

Darwin.Military.Museum.(Royal.Australian.Artillery.Assoc.(NT.Chapter.Inc)

Restore,.preserve.and.display.wartime.memorabilia 2,000

Darwin.na.h’Eireann.Irish.Dance.Assoc.Inc

To.encourage.a.qualified.Irish.dance.teacher.from.interstate.to.come.to.Darwin

1,500

Darwin.Railway.Sports.&.Social.Club.Inc

To.purchase.a.second-hand.printer 1,000


Organisation Name Grant Purpose Amount $Darwin.Regional.Indigenous.Advancement.&.CDEP.Inc

To.purchase.an.air.conditioner.for.the.Bagot.Community.Artist.Centre

3,500

Disability.Support.Playgroup To.purchase.equipment 1,802Dripstone.Children’s.Centre.Inc To.purchase.resources.and.play.equipment 1,500Equestrian.Federation.of.Australia.(NT.Branch).Inc

To.provide.a.horse-measuring.bay 2,500

Fannie.Bay.History.and.Heritage.Society.Inc

To.restore.items.for.display 2,736

Filipino.Australian.Association.of.the.NT.Inc

To.purchase.and.install.two.new.air.conditioners 3,000

Forster.Foundation.for.Drug.Rehabilitation.Inc

To.purchase.equipment.to.present.education.seminars.and.to.purchase.a.computer

4,545

Foster.Care.NT.Inc To.hold.a.Darwin.Retreat 4,200Foster.Foundation.for.Drug.Rehabilitation.Inc

Garden.Bed.project.to.contribute.to.recovery.of.alcohol.and.drug.addiction

4,000

Frangipanni.Buddies To.provide.baby.mats.and.safe.toddler.toys 1,278Guide.Dogs.NT To.purchase.a.Clear.View.spectrum.monitor 4,200HPA.Inc Purchase.a.new.screen.printing.carousel 4,545Karama.Community.&.Children’s.Centre.Inc

Update.children’s.play.areas 1,500

Kiwanis.Club.of.Darwin.Inc To.purchase.ride-on.mower 3,000Lutheran.Child.Care.Centre To.replace.damaged.gate 987Lyons.Tuesday.Babies.Play.Group Craft.materials.and.toys 1,500Mental.Health.Carers.NT Program.to.promote.benefits.of.a.healthy.lifestyle.to.clients..

Working.within.the.Stephanie.Alexander.Kitchen.Garden.Program.clients.will.learn.how.to.grow,.harvest,.prepare.and.share.fresh.nutritional.and.seasonal.food.

2,500

Millner.Galaxy.Football.Club Assist.the.football.club.continue.its.association.with.young.and.vulnerable.people.in.the.community

3,364

MOPS.Palmerston To.purchase.furniture 2,000Multicultural.Council.of.the.Northern.Territory

Craft.materials.and.wages.for.child.minding.service.associated.with.Refugee.Women’s.fortnightly.meetings

3,000

Multicultural.Council.of.the.Northern.Territory

Transportation.of.female.participants,.many.of.whom.are.single.parents.and.vulnerable,.to.activities.(including.the.wages.for.the.driver,.who.is.a.refugee).and.to.purchase.user.friendly.and.culturally.appropriate.resources

1,500

Nightcliff.Family.Centre Provide.sensory.motor.and.learning.equipment.for.children/babies.to.participate.in.activities.to.assist.with.development

1,500

Northern.Country.Music.Association.Inc

To.purchase.musical.equipment 2,270

Northern.Cowboys.Junior.Rugby.League.Football.Club.Inc

To.conduct.a.‘come.and.try’.and.club.sign-on.day 3,000

Northern.Territory.Bridge.Association.

Purchase.dealing.machine.equipment.and.playing.cards 1,500

Northern.Territory.Celtic.Club.Inc To.set.up.web.site 600Northern.Territory.Hong.Kong.Club Replace.kitchen.equipment.and.reimburse.travel.expenses.for.club.

functions1,000

NT.Wakeboarding.Association.Inc To.purchase.sporting.and.safety.equipment.to.enable.safe.participation.in.the.sport.at.all.levels..Equipment.will.include.various.sized.life.jackets,.wakeboarding.handles.and.wakeboards.for.men,.woman.and.kids

1,000

Palmerston.&.Rural.Swimming.Club.Inc

To.purchase.training.equipment.(i.e..video) 3,000

Palmerston.Magpies.Football.Club.Inc

To.update.equipment.and.purchase.new.equipment 1,000

Palmerston.Own.Writers Publish.an.anthology.by.group.members 3,000Palmerston.Power.Basketball.Club.Inc

To.purchase.basketballs.and.basketball.storage 2,600

Palmerston.Raiders.Rugby.League.Football.Club.Inc

To.purchase.playing,.training.and.first.aid.equipment 3,500


Organisation Name Grant Purpose Amount $Parap.Family.Centre Purchase.and.install.new.curtains 1,000School.Sport.NT.Inc To.develop.delivery.of.professional.learning.activities.and.provide.

promotional.banners4,000

Scouts.Association.of.Australia.Northern.Territory.Branch

Assist.earthworks.around.the.NT.headquarters.at.Nightcliff 2,000

Starlight.Children’s.Foundation Purchase.musical.instruments.and.a.portable.PA.system 4,240

The.Country.Women’s.Association.of.the.Northern.Territory.Inc.(Darwin.Branch)

Assist.registration.for.members.to.attend.a.South.Pacific.Conference.in.Tonga

1,600

The.Crafts.Council.of.the.Northern.Territory.trading.as.Territory.Craft.

To.purchase.Adobe.software.for.Territory.Craft.to.design.flyers,.invitations,.posters.and.advertisements.as.well.as.maintaining.the.website

1,000

The.Planning.Action.Network.Inc Replace.computer.and.establish.website 2,000Top.End.Calisthenics Subsidise.the.club.to.attend.the.Nationals.competition.in.July.2011 2,000

Top.End.Gem.&.Minerals.Club.Inc Purchase.tumbling.machines.for.tumbling.stones..To.upgrade.equipment.for.lapidary.work

900

Top.End.Road.Racing.Association. Purchase.of.an.ice.maker.and.lap.timers 3,000Top.End.Rodeo.Circuit.Inc To.present.a.rodeo.at.Robbie.Robbins.Reserve 1,500Tracy.Village.Cricket.Club Purchase.equipment.to.run.Milo.in.2.cricket.programs 952

Tracy.Village.Football.Club Install.coaching.structures.at.the.Tracy.Village.Football.Oval 2,000

Tunas.Mekar.Cultural.Collective Promote.and.stage.a.free.family.show.involving.puppetry,.gamelan,.Balinese.dance.performance.and.circus

1500

United.Nations.Association.Australia.Northern.Territory.(UNAANT).Inc

Host.2010.International.Human.Rights.Day.event 2,000

UTE.Club.of.Darwin Purchase.BBQs.and.eskies.for.use.with.fundraising.activities 1273Wongabilla.Equestrian.Centre To.purchase.a.horse.float 2,500Total Darwin 168,523

DARWIN REGIONAL

Beatrice.Hill.Volunteer.Bushfire.Brigade

Purchase.television.and.DVD,.computer,.hot.water.tank.and.cement

1,500

Beatrice.Hill.Volunteer.Bushfire.Brigade.Inc

Purchase.financial.accounting.package.and.hand-held.radios 1,000

Belyuen.Community.Government.Council

Repairs.to.bathroom.facilities.and.replace.shelving.in.the.pantry.of.the.aged.care.centre

3,500

Berry.Springs.Community.Markets Develop.the.outcomes.of.networking.within.the.community.to.continue.to.grow.community.identity

1,500

Cox.Peninsula.Volunteer.Bushfire.Brigade

Replace.hand-held.radios 1,000

Darwin.Chorale Commission.and.premiere.the.performance.of.a.new.Northern.Territory.mass.choir.piece.and.cover.commission.fee.and.travel.costs.of.composer

3,000

Darwin.Quarter.Horse.Association.Inc

To.purchase.trail.equipment 1,500

Freds.Pass.Rural.Show Purchase.marquees 2,675Freds.Pass.Sport.&.Recreation.Management.Board

To.purchase.a.portable.grandstand 5,000

Friends.of.the.North.Australia.Railway.at.Adelaide.River.Inc

Purchase.a.locomotive.shed.and.carriage.storage.barn 5,000

Honeyeaters.Playgroup Purchase.playgroup.toys 700Hoops.4.Health.Aboriginal.Corp Hold.a.holiday.program.on.Nguiu 2,728


Organisation Name Grant Purpose Amount $Howard.Springs.Polo.Cross.Inc To.purchase.various.equipment.items:.shade.structure,.water.

bottles,.face.guards,.first-aid.kits.and.portable.stables2,500

Livingstone.Recreation.Reserve To.purchase.a.storage.container.to.secure.sport.and.recreation.equipment

4,503

Mindil.Aces.Football.Club Community.soccer.event.with.members.of.the.Tiwi.Islands 4,500

Palumpa.Playgroup Provide.action.toys.for.outside.play.(bikes/scooters).and.indoor.toys.and.puzzles.for.children.of.various.ages

1,500

Rural.Athletics.Centre Purchase.a.new.line.marker 1,459Southern.Districts.Cricket.Club.Inc Purchase.a.flexi.pitch 2,500Southern.Districts.Football.Club Purchase.of.a.mobile.cool.room.to.be.used.by.the.club 2,500

Vietnam.Veterans.Association.of.Australia.NT.Rural.Sub.Branch

Replace.the.existing.kitchen.equipment 5,000

Wadeye.Community.Council Installation.of.an.ice.machine.to.the.Sport.&.Rec.Hall 4,722Wagait.Playgroup Purchase.craft.materials,.toys.and.equipment 1,500Total Darwin Regional 59,787

EAST ARNHEM

8EAR.Community.Radio Inaugural.‘Get.Down.Sounds.Music.Festival’.free.concert.for.the.community.of.Nhulunbuy

3,000

Dhimurru.Aboriginal.Corporation To.purchase.display.cases,.art.and.fibre.work,..photography.and.printing

3,000

Gove.Peninsula.Tennis.Club.Inc Purchase.catering.equipment 1,359Gove.Tri.Club Safety.equipment.for.triathlon.events.and.training 1,500Nhulunbuy.Corporation.Limited Purchase.inflatable.pool 5,000Nhulunbuy.Neighbourhood.Centre Put.a.fixed.playground.into.the.centre 5,000Nhulunbuy.Regional.Sports.Fishing.Club

Modify.the.mast.of.the.radio.repeater 3,000

Nhulunbuy.Regional.Sports.Fishing.Club.Inc

Second.billfish.tagging.program 2,000

Northern.Territory.Game.Fishing.Association

Purchase.laptop.computer.and.software 1,000

Total East Arnhem 24,859

KATHERINE

Kalkaringi.Community Build.a.BMX.track 2,500Katherine.&.District.Show.Society Refurbish.equestrian.jumps.trailer 3,000Katherine.Aqua.Aerobics Purchase.a.sound.system.with.a.lockable.trolley 1,000Katherine.Carols.by.Candlelight To.present.Carols.by.Candlelight.2010 2,000Katherine.Country.Music.Muster.Association

Purchase.of.banners 1,500

Katherine.East.Child.Care.Centre Installation.of.new.hand.basin 3,000Katherine.East.Childcare.Centre.Inc

Materials.to.help.promote.services.to.the.wider.community 900

Katherine.Playgroup To.purchase.play.equipment 1,500Katherine.Regional.Cultural.Precinct.Action.Group

To.assist.with.the.design.and.realisation.of.the.Katherine.Regional.Cultural.Precinct.project

2,000

Katherine.Umpires.Association.Inc Purchase.of.laptop.computer 1,000Mangarrayi.Aboriginal.Corporation Computers.for.office.support.package 2,000Merrepen.Arts.Aboriginal.Corporation

Computer.equipment 1,500

RSPCA.Katherine.Inc Purchase.computer.equipment 1,500Step.Out.Community.Access.Services.Inc

To.build.footings.for.a.carport.at.the.respite.house 2,000

Territory.Craft.Katherine.Inc Purchase.office.equipment.(chairs,.filing.cabinets.etc) 1,000


Organisation Name Grant Purpose Amount $Victoria.Daly.Shire.Council To.purchase.sport.&.recreational.equipment 2,500Yarralin.Community Build.a.BMX.track.at.Yarralin 2,500Total Katherine 31,400

NT WIDE

Animal.Management.in.Rural.&.Remote.Indigenous.Communities.(AMRRIC)

Knowledge.sharing/education.project.and.resource.creation 2,000

Down.Syndrome.Association.of.the.Northern.Territory.Inc

Speech.therapy.resources 2,000

Greening.Australia.NT Provide.training.and.work.experience.opportunities 2,000National.Disability.Services.Northern.Territory

Attend.the.NDS.NT.Conference.in.Alice.Springs.on.1.June.2011 2,000

North.Australian.Canine.Association.Inc

Provide.education.and.support.to.Alice.Springs.and.Tennant.Creek.members

1,000

Northern.Territory.Shelter.Inc Funding.to.bring.guest.speakers.to.Darwin.for.Housing.Forum 2,000

NT.Shelter.Inc Coordinate.National.Homeless.Persons.Week.(1-7.August.2011).events.in.Darwin.and.Alice.Springs

4,000

Playgroup.in.a.Box To.purchase.craft.materials 2,000SIDS.and.Kids.NT Train.health.workers.on.SIDs:.saving.babies’.lives.through.the.

elimination.of.sudden.and.unexpected.deaths3,000

Tracks.Inc Purchase.a.small.portable.PA.System 2,000Total NT Wide 22,000

TENNANT CREEK

Barkly.Regional.Arts.Inc Purchase.four.marquees 1,500Country.Women’s.Association.of.NT.Tennant.Creek.Branch

To.purchase.air.conditioner.and.lightweight.tables.and.chairs 2,500

Julalikari.Youth.Development.Unit.Elliott

Purchase.musical.instruments.and.equipment.for.Youth.Development.Unit.Elliott/Marlinga.clients

2,000

Rotary.Club.of.Tennant.Creek.Inc Purchase.a.BBQ.trailer 2,000Tenant.Creek.Volunteer.Association

To.conduct.field.training.exercises 2,500

Tennant.Creek.Child.Care To.relocate.the.solenoid.and.main.switchboard.of.the.irrigation.system

2,500

Tennant.Turf.Club To.supply.solar.lighting 3,500Total Tennant Creek 16,500

TOTAL NORTHERN TERRITORY 407,958*

*.$133,000.will.be.paid.in.2011-12


APPENDIX C

LIQUOR LICENCES – NT LICENSING COMMISSION

Please.refer.to.past.publications.of.this.report.at.www.nt.gov.au/justice/publications.for.details.of.previous.years’.licence.activity.

Transferred Licenses for 2010-11

Licence Number Transfer Date Premises80515830 15/7/2010 La.Beach80517231 16/7/2010 Rene’s.on.the.Bay.(formerly.Aschara)80515500 6/8/2010 Bluegrass.Restaurant80815560 17/9/2010 Schooners.Bar.&.Grill80203860 17/9/2010 Alice.in.the.Territory.(formerly.Comfort.Inn.Outback.Alice.Springs)80203967 5/10/2010 The.Diplomat.Hotel80305040 5/10/2010 Uncles.Tavern80201864 21/10/2010 Golf.Links.Motel80304385 26/10/2010 The.Deck.Bar.80518045 1/11/2010 Pandanas.on.Litchfield81104465 9/11/2010 Katherine.Low.Level.Caravan.Park80902690 9/11/2010 Northside.Foodland80902628 9/11/2010 Eastside.Foodland80902945 9/11/2010 Flynn.Drive.Foodland80518072 10/11/2010 Kenny’s.Fusion.Grill.(formerly.Rene’s.Restaurant.and.Pizzeria)81215590 30/11/2010 Sand.Palms.Roadhouse80516420 2/12/2010 Ruby.Darwin.(formerly.Talagi)80816390 21/12/2010 The.Wet.Mess,.Tanami.Goldmine81304562 1/1/2011 The.Lodge.of.Dundee80517291 12/1/2011 Salt’n’peppa.Café.Ristorante.(formerly.Ristorante.Rosinaz)80515320 8/2/2011 Oscars.Cafe81115510 9/2/2011 Banyan.Tree.Resort.(formerly.Banyan.Tree.Caravan.Park).and.Store80803343 7/3/2011 Sails.in.the.Desert.Hotel80803139 7/3/2011 Desert.Gardens.Hotel80204377 7/3/2011 Outback.Pioneer.Hotel80803503 7/3/2011 AV8.Bar.&.Cafe80303242 7/3/2011 Ayers.Rock.Resident.Club80817152 7/3/2011 Longitude.13180901818 11/3/2011 Good.Fortune.Takeaway.Mini.Market80617745 11/3/2011 MV.Streeter80518020 18/3/2011 Alaturka.Turkish.Restaurant80205060 29/3/2011 Toddy’s.80504395 12/4/2011 Duck’s.Nuts80304680 18/4/2011 Wildman.Wilderness.Lodge80615110 9/5/2011 MV.Spirit.of.Darwin80101040 19/5/2011 The.Cavenagh80517248 31/5/2011 Thailicious80117466 31/5/2011 Darwin.Airport.Resort80117946 31/5/2011 Darwin.Airport.Inn

80204400 1/6/2011Seven.Spirit.Bay.Eco.Wilderness.Resort.(formerly.Peppers.Seven.Spirit.Bay)

80105018 30/6/2011 Annie’s.Place80902117 30/6/2011 Mobil.Elliott.Store


Suspended Licenses for 2010-11

Licence No Suspended Date No of Days / Section Premises80102200 12/7/2010.–.16/7/2010

10:00.–.14:004.Hours.5.Days66(1)(b)

Todd.Tavern(Riverside.Bar.only)

80518072 9/7/2010 Indefinitely66(1)(b)

Rene’s.Restaurant.and.Pizzeria

8051550 12/8/2010 Indefinitely66(1)(b)

Monte’s.Lounge.(previously.Bluegrass.Restaurant)

80317973 29/8/2010 3.Hours66(1)(b)

Hot.Potato

81201510 27/9/2010.–.12/10/2010 15.Days66(1)(c)

Mandorah.Beach.Hotel

80118222 28/9/2010 Indefinitely66(1)(c)

Darwin.Airport.Lodge

80904482 5/10/2014 Indefinitely66(1)(c)

Liquorland.Karama

80304074 4/11/2010 1.Day66(1)(b)

Timber.Creek.Hotel

80901929 7/1/2011 7.Days48A

Central.Supermarket

80802930 06/2/2011.–.21/2/2011 16.Days66(1)(c)

Central.Australian.Football.League

80804951 04/2/2011.-01/4/2011 56.Days66(1)(c)

Eagle’s.Nest.Bistro

81415350 15/2/2011-.21/2/2011 7.Days48A

Wurankuwu.Aboriginal.Corporation

80900703 31/3/2011.–.01/4/2011 1.Day66(1)(b)

5.Star.Supermarket

80101789 12/5/11.–.14/5/2011 3.Days66(1)(b)

Katherine.Hotel

80317973 3/5/2011 1.Day66(1)(b)

Hot.Potato

81204578 18/5/2011.–.20/5/2011 2.Days66(1)(b)

Aileron.Roadhouse

80316240 31/5/2011.–.03/6/2011 3.Days66(1)(b)

Discovery

80516310 18/5/2011 Indefinitely66(1)(c)

Crooze.Licensed.Café.and.Restaurant

81203330 15:00.24/5/2011.–.31/5/2015 5.1/2.Days48A

Top.Springs.Hotel

80517192 1/5/2011 Indefinitely66(1)(c)

My.Cafe

80901929 6/6/2011.–.11/6/2011 5.Days66(1)(b)

Central.Supermarket

81401564 13/6/2011.–.19/6/2011 6.Days66(1)(b)

Gove.Yacht.Club

80903761 18/6/2011 1.Day66(1b)

Malandari.Store

At.17:30.hours.on.Wednesday.16.February.2011,.the.Licensing.Commission,.pursuant.to.Section.48A.of.the.LiquorAct,.used.its.emergency.powers.to.suspend.378.on.premise.and.takeaway.liquor.licences.in.the.Darwin.and.greater.Darwin.area.and.4.liquor.licences.in.the.Daly.region.due.to.the.Cyclone.Watch.issued.for.Tropical.Cyclone.Carlos..The.suspension.was.lifted.at.09:30.hours.on.Thursday.17.February.2011.

Note:.LiquorAct.sections:

66(1)(b).Breach.of.LiquorAct

66(1)(b).Breach.of.LiquorAct

48A.Emergency.Powers


Surrendered Licenses for 2010-11

Licence Number Surrendered Date Premises80517613 2/7/2010 Berry.Springs.Palms.Cafe80517881 3/8/2010 Table.Forty.Three80515820 24/8/2010 Xaviers.Cafe81402346 18/11/2010 Alice.Springs.Bowling.Club81215380 31/12/2010 Rabbit.Flats.Roadhouse81003431 5/1/2011 Fosters.Australia80516280 10/2/2011 Happy.Gardens.Beachfront.Restaurant80803105 28/2/2011 Arltunga.Bush.Hotel.and.Campground80902573 18/4/2011 Hoppy’s.Cash.Store80902634 23/6/2011 BP.The.Gap

Cancelled Licenses for 2010-11

Licence Number Cancelled Date Premises81201198 27/9/2010 Timber.Creek.Wayside.Inn80515920 7/3/2011 The.Cinema.Cafe

Licence Condition Variations 20010-11

Premises Licence Condition VariationsThe.Arnhem.Club Additional.bar.areaLasseters.Hotel.CasinoBorroloola.Hotel.Motel Additional.outlet.(reopening.of.bar)Katherine.5.Star Camera.surveillance.as.part.of.a.penalty.provisionLarrimah.Wayside.Inn Removal.of.wayside.inn.conditionComfort.Inn.Vitina Extension.of.trading.hours.and.use.of.outside.dining.area.Savannah.Way.Motel.Borroloola Increase.of.licence.area.and.trading.conditions.for.sales.to.in-house.guests.Lasseters.Hotel.Casino Extend.trading.hours.for.Decking.&.Beer.GardenFernanda’s Remove.CCTV.and.Security.conditions.from.licenceMonte’s.Lounge Include.Noise.&.Entertainment.conditionRed.Centre.Farm Include.conditions.relating.to.sales.of.Mango.Wine;.Red.&.White.Wine.and.

Tawny.Port;.and.Sales.Register.Alice.Springs.Wine.Club Removal.of.licence.conditions.relating.to:.Delivery.of.Liquor;.Tennant.Creek;.

Liquor.Products.shall.not.be.supplied.to.restricted.areas;.and.Use.of.ID.Technology

Applications for Alterations of Licensed Premises 2010-11

Premises Alterations UndertakenHumpty.Doo.Hotel Rebuilding.of.takeaway.bottle.shopHumpty.Doo.and.Rural.Area.Golf.Club Refurbishment.of.the.office.area;.expand.the.cool.room.size,

close.in.part.of.the.verandah.area,.install.a.bar.area.from.the.extension.to.outside.and.create.two.serving.windows

Malandari.Store Moved.and.expanded.service.countersMac’s.Liquor Moved.and.expanded.service.countersKatherine.Club Smoking.areaKatherine.Country.Club Smoking.areaParap.Tavern Outdoor.smoking.area

Internal.renovations.to.a.bar.areaRelocation.of.gaming.room

Plaza.Karama.Tavern Outdoor.smoking.areaInternal.renovations.to.public.bar.and.restaurant.areasRelocation.of.TAB

Manolis.Greek.Taverna Minor.internal.refurbishmentMary.River.Roadhouse Extension.of.licence.area.to.include.a.beer.gardenThe.Darwin.Ski.Club New.bar.area.and.ablutions.blockNitmiluk.Tours Variation.to.licence.areaRuby.Darwin Change.of.name/concept.and.extension.of.licence.area


Premises Alterations UndertakenThe.Arnhem.Club Additional.barBP.The.Gap.Service.Station Upgrade.existing.service.station.including.design.and.construction.of.a.new.

building.plus.a.change.to.the.licence.area.

Monte’s.Lounge Install.decking.with.built.in.tables.and.chairs,.expansion.of.licensed.area.to.include.the.building.currently.utilised.as.a.souvenir.shop,.conversion.of.building.to.kitchen.and.servery,.plus.additional.toilet.facilities,.relocate.service.area.and.install.new.service.area,.extension.of.roof.to.the.alfresco.area.

Club.Eastside Proposed.alterations.encompass.construction.of.a.new.entry.area,.alterations.to.the.existing.office,.relocation.of.the.existing.gaming.area,.upgrading.the.existing.toilet.facilities,.the.construction.of.a.shade.structure,.construction.of.a.new.storage.shed.and.the.construction.of.a.designated.outdoor.smoking.area.(DOSA).

The.Granites.Social.Club Erect.shade.sail.over.outdoor.area.

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