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The Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation (VCGLR) is the independent statutory authority that regulates Victoria's gambling and liquor industries.

Our vision is that Victorians and visitors enjoy safe and responsible gambling and liquor environments.
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Gambling
The VCGLR regulates businesses focusing on the people, premises, products and promotions involved in supplying gambling to ensure the integrity of Victoria's gambling industries and to minimise harm.
Every situation is unique.
What best describes your situation in the Victorian gambling industry?
  • Gaming venue operator
  • Gaming industry employee
  • Wagering and sports betting
  • Bookmaker (and employee)
  • Lotteries
  • Bingo
  • Keno
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  • Casino
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  • Monitoring service
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Liquor
Liquor
The VCGLR regulates businesses focusing on the people, premises, products and promotions involved in supplying liquor to ensure the integrity of Victoria's liquor industries and to minimise harm.
Every situation is unique.
What best describes your situation in the Victorian liquor industry?
  • Restaurant / Cafe
  • Bar / Night club
  • Live music venue
  • Temporary or major event
  • Bottleshop
  • Sexually explicit entertainment venue
  • Liquor Accord Member
  • Liquor Wholesaler
  • Sporting and community club
  • Pub
  • BYO
  • Winery, Brewery or Distillery
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  • Manage my licence
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  • Public holiday trading
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  • Understand your liquor licence
  • Manage my licence
  • Education and training
  • Public holiday trading
  • Licensee resources
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  • Understand your liquor licence
  • Manage my licence
  • Education and training
  • Public holiday trading
  • Licensee resources
  • Forums and accords
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  • Understand your liquor licence
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  • Education and training
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  • Education and training
  • Public holiday trading
  • Licensee resources
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The AFL Finals Series celebrations can be a busy time of year for Victorian venues. The VCGLR will be working closely with Victoria Police to ensure licensees are meeting their obligations and keeping compliant by inspecting venues across Melbourne leading up to and over the Grand Final long weekend.

 Tags Gaming venue operator, AFL Grand Final, Liquor, News
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The Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation (VCGLR) is conducting its third annual Industry Survey of gambling and liquor licensees in June 2016.

 Tags Gaming venue operator, Liquor wholesaler, Liquor
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The Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation's (VCGLR) interactive Licensed Venues Map is a dynamic and searchable map that locates gambling and liquor licensed venues across metropolitan and regional Victoria, and can be accessed on both desktop and mobile platforms.

 Tags Gaming venue operator, Keno, Liquor, Data

Daylight saving ends at 3am this Sunday (3 April 2016), which means clocks will be moved back to 2am.

 Tags Gaming venue operator, Liquor, News
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