There is a vast number of tap beers available in Western Australia. Over the next 2 weeks we will list a complete schedule of what is available. If you can't find a supplier drop us a line and we will get you an answer very quickly. - Joe
Carlton Draught, Carlton Mid, Cascade Premium Light, VB, Asahi, Stella, Guinness,
Pure Blonde, Fosters, Redback, Beez Neez, Fat Yak, Big Helga, Bohemian, Krombacher, Swan Draught, Emu Bitter, Hahn Premium, Hahn Premium Light, Toohey's New, Toohey's Extra Dry,
and the list continues
Monday, February 1, 2010
One Year Since Gemma Died
THE mother of teenage ecstasy overdose victim Gemma Thoms who died after passing out during last years Big Day Out music festival, will painfully return to the concert grounds today to hand out flyers and talk to those entering the gounds to raise awareness of the risk of taking drugs.
Peta will be standing at the main gate of the Claremont Showgrounds, one day to the year, before the first anniversary of her daughter's death in the hope others will not suffer the same fate as 17 year old Gemma.
Concert organisers have backed the courageous effort and have designed and printed a flyer that will include a photo of Gemma, warnings about drug use, and health information for every one of the near 40,000 expected to attend the sold-out music festival later today.
Gemma collapsed during the festival last year after taking three ecstasy pills on the way in because she was frightened about police sniffer dogs catching her with drugs.
Peta will be standing at the main gate of the Claremont Showgrounds, one day to the year, before the first anniversary of her daughter's death in the hope others will not suffer the same fate as 17 year old Gemma.
Concert organisers have backed the courageous effort and have designed and printed a flyer that will include a photo of Gemma, warnings about drug use, and health information for every one of the near 40,000 expected to attend the sold-out music festival later today.
Gemma collapsed during the festival last year after taking three ecstasy pills on the way in because she was frightened about police sniffer dogs catching her with drugs.
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Tap Beer So Easy
So the mate had his Birthday. The keg man delivered the coldest Heineken keg ever consumed and did everything perfectly. Best of all no gas, no problems, just a cool pump.....Nice
Many thanks to
Mark
Let's Party WA 0421 212 909
Many thanks to
Mark
Let's Party WA 0421 212 909
Sunday, January 10, 2010
Quality Tap Beer for My Function
I recently had a query from a good friend asking me "Where can I get a keg of Asahi or Heineken for my birthday party?". After ensuring my invitation for the party I was quite suprised how difficult it was to answer that question for him. It seems that over the last few years with the advent of the big pub owning companies the number of pubs offering the service had declined greatly.
In the future we will provide list of venues that have a commitment to service and supply of quality draft beer. In the meantime we are confident that the following company headed by a great fella who used to work for Lion Nathan Breweries is the best place to call.
They stock everything and they were the only people that were able to commit on one call to delivering the keg on the day we needed it. Oh and it showed up cold!....Nice
So if you want a great keg of beer call this guy
Mark
Lets Party WA on 0421 212 909
In the future we will provide list of venues that have a commitment to service and supply of quality draft beer. In the meantime we are confident that the following company headed by a great fella who used to work for Lion Nathan Breweries is the best place to call.
They stock everything and they were the only people that were able to commit on one call to delivering the keg on the day we needed it. Oh and it showed up cold!....Nice
So if you want a great keg of beer call this guy
Mark
Lets Party WA on 0421 212 909
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Rosemount Hotel attack by pub bouncer
INVESTIGATION: Rosemount Hotel bosses have launched an investigation into an alleged assault by a bouncer on a drunken patron.
A PERTH hotel has launched an investigation into a vicious assault on a drunk customer by a bouncer.
The doorman punched the struggling patron at least six times after dragging him by the neck to a dark area of the car park of the Rosemount Hotel in North Perth.
Three other bouncers watched as he threw the customer to the ground and assaulted him.
The incident which happened about 10pm on Thursday was filmed by another customer who asked to be known as Shonquice.
It is understood the man had been asked to leave the hotel after an incident.
``The guy was obviously drunk and had clearly been ejected from the pub,'' Shonquice said.
``He was giving a mouthful to the bouncers and when he put his fists up one of the bouncers didn't take to kindly to it.
``He grabbed him, walked him off, laid into him and then just walked away.
``There were four bouncers. He was no danger to them.
``The bouncers were pretty excessive. I think they feel they can do what they like.
``This was over the top, he wasn't putting up much of a fight.''
Shonquice checked on the victim after the bouncers walked away.
``He seemed OK but was completely out of it,'' he said.
``A couple of minutes later I thought I should go and check on him again and he was gone.
``He was so drunk that when he woke up in the morning he probably wouldn't have had any idea what happened.''
Shonquice was seen by the bouncers filming the incident but they did not approach him.
``I heard the guy who hit him say something like `he's breathing','' he said.
``The guy didn't give a s**t.
`The others were saying things to him like ``you're a bit of an idiot. Look what you've done'.''
Shonquice said that one of the bouncers, not the one involved, had offered to call the customer a taxi.
``He made the offer while the guy was being lippy. He should have accepted it and gone home,'' he said.
A hotel spokeswoman said the bouncer, who works for the Protective Services company, would not be used at the hotel again.
The company's contract with the hotel was also in doubt.
The Rosemount spokeswoman, who discussed the incident with the security company after watching the vision for the first time yesterday, said a report on the incident had been filed by the security staff.
A police spokeswoman said there had been no report or complaint about the incident and St John Ambulance said they were not called to assist any patients in the area.
Protective Services did not return calls from The Sunday Times.
A PERTH hotel has launched an investigation into a vicious assault on a drunk customer by a bouncer.
The doorman punched the struggling patron at least six times after dragging him by the neck to a dark area of the car park of the Rosemount Hotel in North Perth.
Three other bouncers watched as he threw the customer to the ground and assaulted him.
The incident which happened about 10pm on Thursday was filmed by another customer who asked to be known as Shonquice.
It is understood the man had been asked to leave the hotel after an incident.
``The guy was obviously drunk and had clearly been ejected from the pub,'' Shonquice said.
``He was giving a mouthful to the bouncers and when he put his fists up one of the bouncers didn't take to kindly to it.
``He grabbed him, walked him off, laid into him and then just walked away.
``There were four bouncers. He was no danger to them.
``The bouncers were pretty excessive. I think they feel they can do what they like.
``This was over the top, he wasn't putting up much of a fight.''
Shonquice checked on the victim after the bouncers walked away.
``He seemed OK but was completely out of it,'' he said.
``A couple of minutes later I thought I should go and check on him again and he was gone.
``He was so drunk that when he woke up in the morning he probably wouldn't have had any idea what happened.''
Shonquice was seen by the bouncers filming the incident but they did not approach him.
``I heard the guy who hit him say something like `he's breathing','' he said.
``The guy didn't give a s**t.
`The others were saying things to him like ``you're a bit of an idiot. Look what you've done'.''
Shonquice said that one of the bouncers, not the one involved, had offered to call the customer a taxi.
``He made the offer while the guy was being lippy. He should have accepted it and gone home,'' he said.
A hotel spokeswoman said the bouncer, who works for the Protective Services company, would not be used at the hotel again.
The company's contract with the hotel was also in doubt.
The Rosemount spokeswoman, who discussed the incident with the security company after watching the vision for the first time yesterday, said a report on the incident had been filed by the security staff.
A police spokeswoman said there had been no report or complaint about the incident and St John Ambulance said they were not called to assist any patients in the area.
Protective Services did not return calls from The Sunday Times.
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Burswood Assault
Britney's men 'threw me to the ground'
RONAN O'CONNELL, The West Australian November 11, 2009, 5:31 am
WAN / Mogens Johansen ©
A 24-year-old Port Kennedy father says he will be unable to work for at least two months after his arm was broken in three places when he was allegedly dragged down a flight of stairs by a group of security guards at the Britney Spears' concert at Burswood at the weekend.
Ashley Hartley said yesterday he had been due to start a lucrative new job on a Karratha mine site today but could lose out on the position because of the "thuggish" actions of up to five guards, who ejected him from the Burswood Dome about 7.30pm on Friday night before the concert began.
He spent five hours on Monday having surgery on his right arm in Royal Perth Hospital after it broke in three places between his shoulder and elbow. Mr Hartley and his sister Jodie Wiltschut claimed that he had been buying a drink prior to the concert when he became involved in an argument with a security guard.
Mr Hartley said he had told the guard to leave him alone but he had called for back-up and four other guards had then arrived.
"They grabbed hold of me and just dragged me away from my seat," Mr Hartley said. "Next thing I knew they are dragging me down a flight of stairs and I felt a huge pain in my arm. They threw me on the ground outside and kept abusing me."
Mr Hartley said he had made a formal complaint to Burswood and planned to report the incident to police.
He said he would be financially crippled because of his injury and would struggle to meet his rent and car repayments and care for his two-year-old daughter.
A spokeswoman for Burswood said it was "inappropriate" to comment because police might investigate the incident.
RONAN O'CONNELL, The West Australian November 11, 2009, 5:31 am
WAN / Mogens Johansen ©
A 24-year-old Port Kennedy father says he will be unable to work for at least two months after his arm was broken in three places when he was allegedly dragged down a flight of stairs by a group of security guards at the Britney Spears' concert at Burswood at the weekend.
Ashley Hartley said yesterday he had been due to start a lucrative new job on a Karratha mine site today but could lose out on the position because of the "thuggish" actions of up to five guards, who ejected him from the Burswood Dome about 7.30pm on Friday night before the concert began.
He spent five hours on Monday having surgery on his right arm in Royal Perth Hospital after it broke in three places between his shoulder and elbow. Mr Hartley and his sister Jodie Wiltschut claimed that he had been buying a drink prior to the concert when he became involved in an argument with a security guard.
Mr Hartley said he had told the guard to leave him alone but he had called for back-up and four other guards had then arrived.
"They grabbed hold of me and just dragged me away from my seat," Mr Hartley said. "Next thing I knew they are dragging me down a flight of stairs and I felt a huge pain in my arm. They threw me on the ground outside and kept abusing me."
Mr Hartley said he had made a formal complaint to Burswood and planned to report the incident to police.
He said he would be financially crippled because of his injury and would struggle to meet his rent and car repayments and care for his two-year-old daughter.
A spokeswoman for Burswood said it was "inappropriate" to comment because police might investigate the incident.
Burswood Assault
Britney's men 'threw me to the ground'
RONAN O'CONNELL, The West Australian November 11, 2009, 5:31 am
WAN / Mogens Johansen ©
A 24-year-old Port Kennedy father says he will be unable to work for at least two months after his arm was broken in three places when he was allegedly dragged down a flight of stairs by a group of security guards at the Britney Spears' concert at Burswood at the weekend.
Ashley Hartley said yesterday he had been due to start a lucrative new job on a Karratha mine site today but could lose out on the position because of the "thuggish" actions of up to five guards, who ejected him from the Burswood Dome about 7.30pm on Friday night before the concert began.
He spent five hours on Monday having surgery on his right arm in Royal Perth Hospital after it broke in three places between his shoulder and elbow. Mr Hartley and his sister Jodie Wiltschut claimed that he had been buying a drink prior to the concert when he became involved in an argument with a security guard.
Mr Hartley said he had told the guard to leave him alone but he had called for back-up and four other guards had then arrived.
"They grabbed hold of me and just dragged me away from my seat," Mr Hartley said. "Next thing I knew they are dragging me down a flight of stairs and I felt a huge pain in my arm. They threw me on the ground outside and kept abusing me."
Mr Hartley said he had made a formal complaint to Burswood and planned to report the incident to police.
He said he would be financially crippled because of his injury and would struggle to meet his rent and car repayments and care for his two-year-old daughter.
A spokeswoman for Burswood said it was "inappropriate" to comment because police might investigate the incident.
RONAN O'CONNELL, The West Australian November 11, 2009, 5:31 am
WAN / Mogens Johansen ©
A 24-year-old Port Kennedy father says he will be unable to work for at least two months after his arm was broken in three places when he was allegedly dragged down a flight of stairs by a group of security guards at the Britney Spears' concert at Burswood at the weekend.
Ashley Hartley said yesterday he had been due to start a lucrative new job on a Karratha mine site today but could lose out on the position because of the "thuggish" actions of up to five guards, who ejected him from the Burswood Dome about 7.30pm on Friday night before the concert began.
He spent five hours on Monday having surgery on his right arm in Royal Perth Hospital after it broke in three places between his shoulder and elbow. Mr Hartley and his sister Jodie Wiltschut claimed that he had been buying a drink prior to the concert when he became involved in an argument with a security guard.
Mr Hartley said he had told the guard to leave him alone but he had called for back-up and four other guards had then arrived.
"They grabbed hold of me and just dragged me away from my seat," Mr Hartley said. "Next thing I knew they are dragging me down a flight of stairs and I felt a huge pain in my arm. They threw me on the ground outside and kept abusing me."
Mr Hartley said he had made a formal complaint to Burswood and planned to report the incident to police.
He said he would be financially crippled because of his injury and would struggle to meet his rent and car repayments and care for his two-year-old daughter.
A spokeswoman for Burswood said it was "inappropriate" to comment because police might investigate the incident.
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