It has been just on 2 years since the first Prohibition Order was issued. Since then they have seemed to gained some pace.
How many have been granted now? 81!
Below is the list of every Prohibition Order From June 2009 to May 2011
Z0092 Prohibition Order Matthew Angus Morran North Haven
Z0093 Prohibition Order Chloe Lee O'Meara Derby
Z0086 Prohibition Order FINBARR CHRISTOPHER FAGAN Carlisle
Z0087 Prohibition Order BRENT JON VODANOVICH Cable Beach
Z0088 Prohibition Order MARAIKA KASANDRA LAUESE Kalgoorlie
Z0089 Prohibition Order BRYCE LESLIE HOLDEN Canning Vale
Z0090 Prohibition Order RHIANNON SKYE BONACCHI Landsdale
Z0091 Prohibition Order BENJAMIN MICHAEL SPORN Scarborough
Z0083 Prohibition Order Nikolas Thomas Martin Balcatta
Z0085 Prohibition Order Margaret Winder Kilgour Port Hedland
Z0078 Prohibition Order Desiree Melanie Stack
Z0079 Prohibition Order Brian Charles Ward Broome
Z0080 Prohibition Order Troy Raymond McKeown Samson
Z0081 Prohibition Order Mathew William McNess Port Kennedy
Z0082 Prohibition Order Sean Fahy Traralgon, Vic
Z0072 Prohibition Order FIONA MARRIE WESTON
Z0074 Prohibition Order JOHN MIKLOS KOCSIS
Z0075 Prohibition Order ANDREW RONALD JOHN WOODS
Z0076 Prohibition Order GIACOMO ROCCO MONASTRA
Z0077 Prohibition Order KAVALJIT SINGH DEOL
Z0064 Prohibition Order Ibarhem Bakesmati
Z0065 Prohibition Order Kyle John Best
Z0069 Prohibition Order ASHER DANIELA MCLEOD
Z0070 Prohibition Order JUSTIN PIERRE SAGE
Z0071 Prohibition Order RICKY PETER HOROPAPERA
Z0059 Prohibition Order Ethan Craig Bradford
Z0060 Prohibition Order John David Hoffman
Z0061 Prohibition Order Steven Trowbridge
Z0062 Prohibition Order Daniel Tame Lewis
Z0063 Prohibition Order Tristan Roger Allbeury
Z0054 Prohibition Order Darren John Bradshaw
Z0055 Prohibition Order Danny Sydney Makin
Z0056 Prohibition Order Scott Thomas Sanders
Z0057 Prohibition Order Daniel Sean Taylor
Z0058 Prohibition Order Lele Faamafu
Z0039 Prohibition Order Jason Tyan Brand
Z0040 Prohibition Order Brooke Patricia O'Brien
Z0041 Prohibition Order Shanna Alyce Boxall
Z0042 Prohibition Order Cara-Lee Atkins
Z0043 Prohibition Order Allan John Brooks
Z0045 Prohibition Order Victor Cadely Smith
Z0046 Prohibition Order Matthew Pearce Merralls
Z0047 Prohibition Order Chase Brian Connlley
Z0048 Prohibition Order Mark Hans Tickner
Z0049 Prohibition Order Jacob Samuel Stone
Z0050 Prohibition Order Anthony Shane Bavoillot
Z0023 Prohibition Order Stephen Michael Reidy
Z0036 Prohibition Order NAM HOANG NGUYEN
Z0037 Prohibition Order Christopher Wallace Rutherford
Z0038 Prohibition Order Terry Kimberley Houlahan
Z0022 Prohibition Order TYRON O'NEILL CORPUS
Z0024 Prohibiton Order WALEED KHALED ALOGRAN
Z0025 Prohibition Order TEGAN JANE PLANT
Z0026 Prohibition Order MEGAN CLAIRE BROWN
Z0027 Prohibition Order ROBERT WAYNE DOODSON
Z0028 Prohibition Order SHANNON HAURANGI STADS
Z0029 Prohibition Order NATASHA SONTONG KING
Z0030 Prohibition Order BLAIR JON DE ROODE
Z0031 Prohibition Order ADAM TONY FORSYTH
Z0033 Prohibition Order Shinayd Breanna Trotman
Z0034 Prohibition Order Mohamed Igasaan Evans
Z0018 Prohibition Order Geoffrey Alan Duggan
Z0019 Prohibition Order Harley Delacey
Z0020 Prohibition Order TIKI TERE RICHARD BUTLER
Z0021 Prohibition Order RICKY LEE WELSH
Z0015 Prohibition Order SOTIRIOS IOANNIDIS
Z0016 Prohibition Order WARD CURTIS BRENNAN
Z0017 Prohibition Order ALAN HENRY YARROW
Z0010 Prohibition Order Felicia Lucinda Wood
Z0011 Prohibition Order Michael James Aris
Z0012 Prohibition Order Adam John Crawford
Z0013 Prohibition Order Christopher Clayton Gazzone
Z0014 Prohibition Order Bradley John Younger
Z0008 Prohibition Order Eva Grace Scolaro
Z0009 Prohibition Order Neil Walker Kennedy
Z0006 Prohibition Order David Lee Curnow
Z0007 Prohibition Order Oliver Robert Francis
Z0003 Prohibition Order Mr Lyle James Cox
z0005 Prohibition Order Mr Marshall Morlumbun
Z0002 Prohibition Order Mohammad Rafi Bashardoost
Z0001 Prohibition Order ZARKO RAJAKOVIC
Friday, May 27, 2011
May Liquor Licensing Decisions
To date there have been only 2 non-standard liquor licensing decisions handed down this month. Both of them are Prohibition Orders.
Prohibition Order Matthew Angus Morran North Haven
Prohibition Order Chloe Lee O'Meara Derby
Prohibition Order Matthew Angus Morran North Haven
Prohibition Order Chloe Lee O'Meara Derby
Compass Hotels for sale
Compass hotels are set to be put on market
Compass collapsed in March after financier St George Bank called in receivers to recover debts of more than $100 million.
Receivers for failed Perth pub owner Compass Hotel Group say they have received strong interest in the sale of the collapsed firm's 12 licensed premises.
Taylor Woodings today announced that it had appointed CB Richard Ellis Jones and Lang LaSalle Hotels jointly as agents to provide for the sale of the groups pubs, which includes Lakers Tavern, Gosnells Hotel, the Albion Hotel, the Carine Glades Tavern, the Greenwood Hotel and the Brighton Hotel, among others.
Receiver Ian Francis said he had already received significant interest in the assets and a marketing campaign for the sale would begin by the middle of next month."The pubs continue to operate on a business-as-usual basis ensuring the value in the operations is maintained," he said.
CB Richard Ellis Hotels senior director David Kennedy said the group comprised a big slice of the Perth metro pub/tavern market with some of the best trading premises.
"Pub/tavern buyers have been starved of good hotel product over the past three years due to the Compass purchase (in 2007) and we are aware of the demand for each of the 12 premises because of the many inquiries made to us in anticipation of sale in one line, piecemeal or individually," he said.
Mr Francis said the group's employees would not be affected by the sale and the receivers would keep staff and key stakeholders informed of its progress.
Compass collapsed in March after financier St George Bank called in receivers to recover debts of more than $100 million.
Receivers for failed Perth pub owner Compass Hotel Group say they have received strong interest in the sale of the collapsed firm's 12 licensed premises.
Taylor Woodings today announced that it had appointed CB Richard Ellis Jones and Lang LaSalle Hotels jointly as agents to provide for the sale of the groups pubs, which includes Lakers Tavern, Gosnells Hotel, the Albion Hotel, the Carine Glades Tavern, the Greenwood Hotel and the Brighton Hotel, among others.
Receiver Ian Francis said he had already received significant interest in the assets and a marketing campaign for the sale would begin by the middle of next month."The pubs continue to operate on a business-as-usual basis ensuring the value in the operations is maintained," he said.
CB Richard Ellis Hotels senior director David Kennedy said the group comprised a big slice of the Perth metro pub/tavern market with some of the best trading premises.
"Pub/tavern buyers have been starved of good hotel product over the past three years due to the Compass purchase (in 2007) and we are aware of the demand for each of the 12 premises because of the many inquiries made to us in anticipation of sale in one line, piecemeal or individually," he said.
Mr Francis said the group's employees would not be affected by the sale and the receivers would keep staff and key stakeholders informed of its progress.
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Compass Hotel Group Venues
As the industry looks toward the break up of the Compass Group I have been frequently asked "What venues do they have?" Well here is the current list.
Kalamunda Hotel
43 Railway Road Kalamunda WA 6076
9257 1084
92571019
www.kalamundahotel.com.au
Carine Glades Tavern
493 Beach Road Duncraig WA 6023
94477400
92462441
www.thecarine.com.au
Princess Rd Tavern
92 Princess Road Balga WA 6061
93499601
93443761
www.princessroad.com.au
Peninsula Tavern
223 Railway Parade Maylands WA 6051
92711147
93703044
www.peninsulatavern.com.au
Brighton Hotel
8 Mandurah Terrace Mandurah WA 6210
95348864
95358802
www.brightonmandurah.com.au
Peel Alehouse
Lot 3 Guava Way Halls Head WA 6210
95815400
98815404
www.peelalehouse.com.au
Belmont Tavern
174 Wright St Cloverdale WA 6105
92772077
92776055
www.belmonttavern.com.au
Herdsman Lake Tavern
33 Herdsman Pde Wembley WA 6014
9387 5555
93872133
www.herdsmantavern.com.au
Albion Hotel
535 Stirling Highway Cottesloe WA 6011
9384 0021
93831932
www.albioncottesloe.com.au
Gosnells Hotel
2149 Albany Highway Gosnells WA 6110
93982224
94902004
www.gosnellshotel.com.au
Greenwood Hotel
349 Warwick Rd Greenwood WA 6024
92469711
92469282
www.greenwoodhotel.com.au
Lakers Tavern
Murdoch Road Thornlie WA 6108
94933522
94930488
www.lakerstavern.com.au
Kalamunda Hotel
43 Railway Road Kalamunda WA 6076
9257 1084
92571019
www.kalamundahotel.com.au
Carine Glades Tavern
493 Beach Road Duncraig WA 6023
94477400
92462441
www.thecarine.com.au
Princess Rd Tavern
92 Princess Road Balga WA 6061
93499601
93443761
www.princessroad.com.au
Peninsula Tavern
223 Railway Parade Maylands WA 6051
92711147
93703044
www.peninsulatavern.com.au
Brighton Hotel
8 Mandurah Terrace Mandurah WA 6210
95348864
95358802
www.brightonmandurah.com.au
Peel Alehouse
Lot 3 Guava Way Halls Head WA 6210
95815400
98815404
www.peelalehouse.com.au
Belmont Tavern
174 Wright St Cloverdale WA 6105
92772077
92776055
www.belmonttavern.com.au
Herdsman Lake Tavern
33 Herdsman Pde Wembley WA 6014
9387 5555
93872133
www.herdsmantavern.com.au
Albion Hotel
535 Stirling Highway Cottesloe WA 6011
9384 0021
93831932
www.albioncottesloe.com.au
Gosnells Hotel
2149 Albany Highway Gosnells WA 6110
93982224
94902004
www.gosnellshotel.com.au
Greenwood Hotel
349 Warwick Rd Greenwood WA 6024
92469711
92469282
www.greenwoodhotel.com.au
Lakers Tavern
Murdoch Road Thornlie WA 6108
94933522
94930488
www.lakerstavern.com.au
Saturday, May 21, 2011
$3m a month for asylum seekers hotels
$3 million a month for asylum seekers hotels
Samantha Maiden, National Political Editor
The Sunday Times May 21, 2011
JULIA Gillard is spending $3 million a month to house asylum seekers in hotels.
And the Prime Minister is facing an investigation into Australia's detention centres following revelations of violence and communicable diseases among asylum seeekers.
It comes as Australia's asylum seeker policy is expected to dominate Parliament when MPs return to Canberra this week.
Opposition immigration spokesman Scott Morrison will announce today the Coalition's plans for a parliamentary select committee with the power to call witnesses and demand government documents.
It will consider evidence including hotel bills of $3.1 million to house 673 detainees at an estimated cost of $4,500 per person per month.
Between September 2010 to February this year, the cost of accommodating people in hotel-style accommodation also rose from $2.36m to $3.1 million a month.
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.In Perth, asylum seekers have been put up in the leafy Banksia Tourist Caravan Park in Hazelmere and at a Jandakot hotel.
The inquiry would also consider other evidence of a crisis within the detention centre including:
COMMUNICABLE diseases reports of tuberculosis, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, Chlamydia, Syphilis and Whooping Cough rising to 121 cases.
SEX ABUSE allegations and claims of assault against detainees and incidents of self-harm and violence within the overcrowded centres.
LEGAL costs of $10 million since July for lawyers and litigation costs, including challenging visa decisions.
OVER 20 babies born in detention and the 1,000 children currently in Immigration detention as of May 6.
"With an average of more than three critical incidents being reported every day in the detention network, ranging from self harm and serious assaults to riots, fires and even deaths , the Government must now be held to account," Mr Morrison told The Sunday Times.
"Violent riots, a cost blow out of more than $3 billion, a detention population at record levels, more than 60 per cent of detainees having been there for more than six months, cannot go unnoticed by this parliament."
A spokesman for the Immigration Department said low-cost hotel-or-motel style accommodation had been used as alternative detention facilities for several years under successive governments.
"The department is currently using a number of commercial accommodation sites as low-security detention facilities for IMA families and vulnerable clients," he said.
"They included the Virginia Palms Hotel a "4-star" hotel in Brisbane, the Asti Hotel in Darwin, the Darwin Airport Lodge, Leonora in WA and Jandakot in WA.
"When the minister announced expanded use of community detention and also new and expanded detention accommodation, he also said the department would progressively cease the use of the Virginia Palms and the Asti as other facilities and arrangements come online. This is ongoing."
The Coalition will seek the support of the Greens and the Independents to investigate the treatment of children in detention, the riots, and reports of violence, self-harm and even sexual abuse against detainees.
Mr Morrison said over 3,400 reportable incidents have occurred in detention centres this financial year including 850 critical events ranging from escapes to suicides, assaults and riots and 794 major incidents.
Samantha Maiden, National Political Editor
The Sunday Times May 21, 2011
JULIA Gillard is spending $3 million a month to house asylum seekers in hotels.
And the Prime Minister is facing an investigation into Australia's detention centres following revelations of violence and communicable diseases among asylum seeekers.
It comes as Australia's asylum seeker policy is expected to dominate Parliament when MPs return to Canberra this week.
Opposition immigration spokesman Scott Morrison will announce today the Coalition's plans for a parliamentary select committee with the power to call witnesses and demand government documents.
It will consider evidence including hotel bills of $3.1 million to house 673 detainees at an estimated cost of $4,500 per person per month.
Between September 2010 to February this year, the cost of accommodating people in hotel-style accommodation also rose from $2.36m to $3.1 million a month.
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.In Perth, asylum seekers have been put up in the leafy Banksia Tourist Caravan Park in Hazelmere and at a Jandakot hotel.
The inquiry would also consider other evidence of a crisis within the detention centre including:
COMMUNICABLE diseases reports of tuberculosis, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, Chlamydia, Syphilis and Whooping Cough rising to 121 cases.
SEX ABUSE allegations and claims of assault against detainees and incidents of self-harm and violence within the overcrowded centres.
LEGAL costs of $10 million since July for lawyers and litigation costs, including challenging visa decisions.
OVER 20 babies born in detention and the 1,000 children currently in Immigration detention as of May 6.
"With an average of more than three critical incidents being reported every day in the detention network, ranging from self harm and serious assaults to riots, fires and even deaths , the Government must now be held to account," Mr Morrison told The Sunday Times.
"Violent riots, a cost blow out of more than $3 billion, a detention population at record levels, more than 60 per cent of detainees having been there for more than six months, cannot go unnoticed by this parliament."
A spokesman for the Immigration Department said low-cost hotel-or-motel style accommodation had been used as alternative detention facilities for several years under successive governments.
"The department is currently using a number of commercial accommodation sites as low-security detention facilities for IMA families and vulnerable clients," he said.
"They included the Virginia Palms Hotel a "4-star" hotel in Brisbane, the Asti Hotel in Darwin, the Darwin Airport Lodge, Leonora in WA and Jandakot in WA.
"When the minister announced expanded use of community detention and also new and expanded detention accommodation, he also said the department would progressively cease the use of the Virginia Palms and the Asti as other facilities and arrangements come online. This is ongoing."
The Coalition will seek the support of the Greens and the Independents to investigate the treatment of children in detention, the riots, and reports of violence, self-harm and even sexual abuse against detainees.
Mr Morrison said over 3,400 reportable incidents have occurred in detention centres this financial year including 850 critical events ranging from escapes to suicides, assaults and riots and 794 major incidents.
Cottesloe pub security company previously fired for letting in bikies
Nicole Cox, Police Reporter From: The Sunday Times May 21, 2011
Nightclub Flawless fired a security company for letting in bikies.
THE security company sacked by a Cottesloe pub after a death linked to the Rock Machine bikie club was fired last month by another venue for admitting Comancheros members.
The Sunday Times has learnt that known Comancheros and their associates were let into the Subiaco club Flawless by Nightlife Security Services bouncers despite attempts by the club's management to bar them. It is understood a worker was hit as she tried to intervene.
Last week The Sunday Times revealed that the Ocean Beach Hotel terminated Nightlife Security's contract after door staff allowed Rock Machine bikies into the venue on May 8. Witnesses said bouncers welcomed the bikies into the pub, hugging and shaking hands, before 29-year-old musician Andy Marshall was allegedly thrown 7m to his death by a Rock Machine associate.
Last Sunday, Nightlife Security bouncers clashed with Comancheros at Thornlie's Lakers Tavern when they were refused entry because they were wearing club patches. Police said one bouncer was bashed unconscious and another needed medical treatment to remove a security radio earpiece that became stuck in his ear after a blow to the head.
Nightlife Security Services general manager Wayne Russell confirmed this week that Comancheros had been allowed entry to Flawless. He said the head doorman had allowed them in "to keep the peace" and had planned to call the Gang Crime Squad to remove them, but the call to police was never made.
But he denied his company was embroiled in WA's bikie scene and rejected suggestions the company had been sacked from Flawless, saying he had surrendered the contract because management had interfered with security operations.
A spokesman for Lakers Tavern said Nightlife Security Services was still employed by the pub.
Rock Machine associate Stefan Pahia Schmidt, 25, has been charged with murder over Mr Marshall's death. He will next appear in Stirling Gardens Magistrates Court on June 15.
Mr Marshall's body was returned to his family in New Zealand this week, and a funeral for him is to be held in the North Island town of Tauranga tomorrow .
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Bill for Perth CHOGM leaders' luxury hits $5m
Bill for CHOGM leaders' luxury hits $5m
NICK BUTTERLY CANBERRA, The West Australian
May 18, 2011, 5:20 am
Taxpayers have forked out almost $5 million on luxury Perth accommodation for the army of world leaders, advisers and bureaucrats at the October Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, Federal Government documents show.
The Hyatt Regency Hotel on Adelaide Terrace is the biggest winner, with the Government spending more than $1 million on rooms there between November last year and November 5 this year.
The Government has spent $480,000 on beds at the Rydges Hotel, $240,000 at the Rendezvous Hotel and $350,000 at the Mantra on Murray.
Bookings worth $479,000 have been made at the Citigate Hotel, while $275,000 has been spent at the Crowne Plaza and $136,000 at the Duxton. CHOGM organisers have said much of the cost of rooms for delegates will be reimbursed.
While the bulk of the bookings have been made for the three days over which the event will run, hundreds of thousands of dollars have been spent on hotel beds in WA since late last year to accommodate hundreds of public servants who have been flying between Perth and Canberra to plan the forum.
The shortage of hotels in Perth has forced organisers to also snap up rooms at smaller boutique hotels and serviced apartments.
Yesterday, Special Minister of State Gary Gray said 40 West Australians would have the opportunity to take part in a Commonwealth People's Forum during CHOGM.
More than 250 delegates from around the Commonwealth will take part in the forum, which will craft a statement about their hopes and aspirations to present to world leaders at the summit. People can register for the forum at www.cpf2011.org .
NICK BUTTERLY CANBERRA, The West Australian
May 18, 2011, 5:20 am
Taxpayers have forked out almost $5 million on luxury Perth accommodation for the army of world leaders, advisers and bureaucrats at the October Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, Federal Government documents show.
The Hyatt Regency Hotel on Adelaide Terrace is the biggest winner, with the Government spending more than $1 million on rooms there between November last year and November 5 this year.
The Government has spent $480,000 on beds at the Rydges Hotel, $240,000 at the Rendezvous Hotel and $350,000 at the Mantra on Murray.
Bookings worth $479,000 have been made at the Citigate Hotel, while $275,000 has been spent at the Crowne Plaza and $136,000 at the Duxton. CHOGM organisers have said much of the cost of rooms for delegates will be reimbursed.
While the bulk of the bookings have been made for the three days over which the event will run, hundreds of thousands of dollars have been spent on hotel beds in WA since late last year to accommodate hundreds of public servants who have been flying between Perth and Canberra to plan the forum.
The shortage of hotels in Perth has forced organisers to also snap up rooms at smaller boutique hotels and serviced apartments.
Yesterday, Special Minister of State Gary Gray said 40 West Australians would have the opportunity to take part in a Commonwealth People's Forum during CHOGM.
More than 250 delegates from around the Commonwealth will take part in the forum, which will craft a statement about their hopes and aspirations to present to world leaders at the summit. People can register for the forum at www.cpf2011.org .
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