Welcome to the new home of Liquor & Gaming NSW
Liquor & Gaming is moving to nsw.gov.au
To make the online experience better for you, content is being improved and moved in stages to the NSW Government website.
Can’t find what you’re looking for?
During the change, you may find the information you’re looking for on the Liquor & Gaming website.
Reporting an issue, complaints and enquiries
Find out how to contact Liquor and Gaming NSW to:
- report a potential breach of liquor and gambling laws
- make a noise complaint
- ask a question
- provide feedback or make a complaint about the agency.
About Liquor & Gaming NSW
Training to work in the industry
Everything you need to know about training for the industry, competency cards and learning resources.
Signage for your business
All businesses licensed to sell liquor or manage gaming and gaming machines are required to display mandatory signage.
Latest Liquor & Gaming NSW updates
News
20 May 2025
In this issue: Get set for Vivid 2025 New resources for veterans The Star licence suspension extended New VIP signage case study Tell us about your Vibrancy Reforms experience Aboriginal Stakeholder Engagement Strategy launched Upcoming Have Your Say on the remake of the Registered Clubs Regulation Regulatory Roadshow Albury bound
Ministerial media release
19 May 2025
Festival-goers to soak up the bright lights longer as Sydney venues get a late pass for Vivid Sydney
Hospitality venues across inner Sydney can keep the good times rolling later into the night during Vivid Sydney, with the NSW Government extending trading hours for three Sunday nights during the festival.
Media release
9 May 2025
The Hospitality and Racing Regulatory Roadshow will visit Albury on Tuesday 20 May, with the NSW Government’s Vibrancy Reforms a feature item on the agenda.
Media release
9 May 2025
The NSW Government has launched a new set of practical resources to help raise awareness about gambling harm in the veteran community and provide real tools and support for those doing it tough.
Media release
1 May 2025
The NSW Government has launched a new GambleAware campaign, Safer Gambling, Stronger Communities, aimed at preventing and reducing gambling harm in Aboriginal communities across the state.
Contact Liquor & Gaming NSW
For general enquiries, feedback and complaints visit our contact us page.
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