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Signs to display where customers buy alcohol

By law, you must display some signs to meet your obligations as a licensee. Other signs are optional.

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By law, you must display certain signs (posters) at your licensed venue or location.

We can fine you more than $1,000 if you do not display the correct signs in the correct way (section 102 of the Liquor Control Reform Act 1998).

You can also explore our full range of optional signs.

Which signs you need

Regularly check you are displaying the most up-to-date signs.

Signs can change for many reasons, including if fine amounts change. To stay informed, subscribe to our industry newsletter.

Check the poster’s keycode (bottom left corner) matches the one listed here.

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Liquor licensing signage - Packaged liquor (including late-night liquor) licences PDF 1.81 MB (opens in a new window)

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Liquor licensing signage - General and on-premises licences PDF 1.35 MB (opens in a new window)

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Liquor licensing signage - General and on-premises licences PDF 1.35 MB (opens in a new window)

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Liquor licensing signage for on-premises, restaurant and cafe, club, wine and beer producers, and limited licences PDF 930.35 KB (opens in a new window)

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Liquor licensing signage for on-premises, restaurant and cafe, club, wine and beer producers, and limited licences PDF 930.35 KB (opens in a new window)

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Liquor licensing signage for on-premises, restaurant and cafe, club, wine and beer producers, and limited licences PDF 930.35 KB (opens in a new window)

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Liquor licensing signage for on-premises, restaurant and cafe, club, wine and beer producers, and limited licences PDF 930.35 KB (opens in a new window)

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Liquor licensing signage for on-premises, restaurant and cafe, club, wine and beer producers, and limited licences PDF 930.35 KB (opens in a new window)

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Liquor licensing signage - BYO permits PDF 456.81 KB (opens in a new window)

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Liquor licensing signage - BYO Permit (Party bus) PDF 908.95 KB (opens in a new window)

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How to print your signs

You must print your signs:

It’s not a requirement, but we suggest using heavier paper stock (120-200gsm) so the poster lasts longer.

How to display your signs

You can be fined if you do not display your signs correctly.

To stay compliant:

You can laminate the sign if you want.

Optional signs

These signs are optional. If you want, we can post you a printed copy. Email your request to contact@liquor.vic.gov.au.

Sign Who it’s for
Restaurant and cafe licence. Optional signage Takeaway alcohol with food PDF 745.07 KB (opens in a new window)
Licence with delivery conditions. Optional signage Delivering liquor PDF 2.17 MB (opens in a new window)
Need a lift - just ask and we can arrange on for you. We want you to get home safely. Licensed venues and locations. Optional signage Need a lift PDF 143.14 KB (opens in a new window)
Licensed venues and locations. Optional signage Don’t abuse staff PDF 4.89 MB (opens in a new window)
Licensed venues that allow customers to drink on-site. Optional signage Free water available PDF 4.09 MB (opens in a new window)
Licensed venues and locations. Optional signage Supply liquor to under 18s is illegal a4 PDF 1.46 MB (opens in a new window)
Poster: A man looking at an ID. Text: If you look under 25 we will ask you for ID Licensed venues and locations. Optional signage Under 25 we will ask you for ID PDF 91.86 KB (opens in a new window)
Licensed venues and locations. Optional signage Barring powers PDF 30.84 KB (opens in a new window)
To display in your staff room, kitchen, training room or other areas where staff will see it. Optional signage RSA principles PDF 42.57 KB (opens in a new window)
Poster showing a line across bottles of beer and a glass of wine with text Licensed venues or locations, to help identify areas where customers cannot take alcohol. Optional signage Warning No alcohol past this point PDF 175.24 KB (opens in a new window)
Club licences that require guests to sign in. Optional signage Signing in PDF 756.13 KB (opens in a new window)
Poster with close up image of sports balls and the title Our club is liquor licence ready Club licences. Optional signage Our club is liquor licence ready PDF 402.93 KB (opens in a new window)
Licensed venues. Optional signage Prevent drink spiking PDF 683.98 KB (opens in a new window) Optional signage Prevent drink spiking for staff PDF 206.62 KB (opens in a new window)
Instructions on: What to do when someone has been spiked For staff of licensed venues and locations, to display in your staff room, kitchen, training room or other areas where staff will see it. What to do when someone has been spiked PDF 1.15 MB (opens in a new window)
Approved forms of ID Licensed venues and locations. Optional signage Approved forms of ID PDF 1.48 MB (opens in a new window)
DirectLine confidential alcohol and drug counselling poster 1800 888 236 Licensed venues and locations. Optional signage DirectLine PDF 678.55 KB (opens in a new window)
Optional signage - Never ok to disrespect our staff Licensed venues and locations. Optional signage - Never ok to disrespect our staff PDF 1005.92 KB (opens in a new window)
Optional signage - Feeling uncomfortable? Speak to staff Licensed venues and locations. Optional signage - Feeling uncomfortable speak to staff PDF 107.62 KB (opens in a new window)
Zero tolerance for bad behaviour Licensed venues and locations. Optional signage - Zero tolerance for bad behaviour PDF 624.26 KB (opens in a new window)
Sexual violence - Optional step by step guides for staff Licensed venues and locations. Sexual violence - Optional step by step guides for staff PDF 354.5 KB (opens in a new window)
An A4 poster with a person holding a can of alcohol and the text: ‘Under 18s cannot select or purchase alcohol’ Licensed venues and locations. Optional signage - Under 18s cannot select or purchase alcohol PDF 911.97 KB (opens in a new window)

Social media tiles to share

We have created social media tiles that you can use to promote positive behaviour at your store or venue. Download and share them on your channels.

Tile 1: Feeling uncomfortable? Speak to our staff – they’re here to help

Feeling uncomfortable? Speak to our staff - they’re here to help

Download social media tile: Feeling uncomfortable | 1080 x 1080 (264.41 KB)

Suggested copy:

Feeling uncomfortable? Speak to our staff – they’re here to help.

If something doesn’t feel right, speak to any staff member.

Our team is here to help keep you safe in our venue.

Tile 2: Our staff are trained to recognise, prevent and respond to sexual violence

Our staff are trained to recognise, prevent and respond to sexual violence

Download the social media tile: Staff are trained to respond to sexual violence | 1080 x 1080 (252.36 KB)

Suggested copy:

Speak to our staff if you experience any kind of sexual harassment or assault.

They know how to report and respond to incidents of sexual violence and can help keep you safe.

Tile 3: We do not tolerate bad behaviour at this venue

Zero tolerance for bad behaviour. You will be asked to leave.

Download the social media tile: Zero tolerance for bad behaviour | 1080 x 1080 (266.79 KB)

Suggested copy:

Our venue has zero tolerance for bad behaviour.

If you are acting in a way that puts other customers or our staff at risk, you will be asked to leave immediately.

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