Late night trading venues such as nightclubs, pubs and bars across the state that would normally trade between 3am and midday are required to cease the supply of alcohol at 3am on ANZAC Day. ANZAC Day is a time of respectful commemoration for all Australians.

To protect the solemn observance of this day, trading hours for licensed venues are restricted on the morning of ANZAC Day.

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This restriction achieves a balance between the commercial interests of the industry and community expectations. Applications for temporary limited licences and major event licences for ANZAC Day will still be considered. The Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation must be satisfied that the supply of alcohol is in connection with commemorative activities and will be consistent with the solemn observance of the day.

Visit the Temporary licence page for details on how to apply for these licence categories. The submission should provide information on how trade prior to 12pm on ANZAC Day would be connected to commemorative services and be consistent with the solemn observance of the day.

Submissions can be sent to GPO , Melbourne, Victoria , or via the contact us enquiry form.

Late night venues should check their trading hours for the day before ANZAC Day to ensure they are authorised to trade. For example, should ANZAC Day fall on a Sunday, a licence that shows Saturday trading until 5am the following day is not authorised to trade past 3am.

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You are here Home. ANZAC Day trading restrictions. Exemptions to ANZAC Day restrictions. RSL and its sub-branches See information above. Wineries Wineries that are currently authorised to begin trading at 10am on ANZAC Day will still be able to open at 10am as normal.

Residents and guests of residents in licensed premises as well as guests of licensees Supply of liquor in these circumstances is not considered to disturb the public commemoration of ANZAC Day. Liquor supplied by airlines aboard aircraft or by duty free retailers The servicing of aircrafts and the sale of liquor through duty free outlets to international travellers will not be affected.

Pre-retail licence Since pre-retail licensees cannot supply liquor to the general public, they are not considered to pose a risk to the commemoration of ANZAC Day. Other public holiday restrictions. There are two and a half restricted trading days each year: Good Friday Christmas Day ANZAC Day.

Liquor Licensing Fact Sheet - ANZAC Day trading hours. Apply for a temporary limited licence. Hearings and decisions Subscribe to VCGLR news updates. Wineries that are currently authorised to begin trading at 10am on ANZAC Day will still be able to open at 10am as normal. Residents and guests of residents in licensed premises as well as guests of licensees. Supply of liquor in these circumstances is not considered to disturb the public commemoration of ANZAC Day.

The servicing of aircrafts and the sale of liquor through duty free outlets to international travellers will not be affected. Since pre-retail licensees cannot supply liquor to the general public, they are not considered to pose a risk to the commemoration of ANZAC Day.