If you’re planning on travelling through Queensland, you need to know about alcohol restrictions.
Alcohol restrictions are in place in the discrete Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities across Queensland. They aim to help improve the health and well-being of all people living in these communities.
The restrictions either ban or limit the amount and type of alcohol you can take into a community.
What is a restricted area?
A restricted area is where alcohol restrictions apply. This includes the entire area controlled by the local shire council, unless an area is specifically included or excluded.
Homes are included in restricted areas. Beaches, wharves and riverbeds can also be included in the restricted area.
Please refer to each discrete community for further information on restrictions and penalties in place.
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Aurukun
Alcohol limits for Aurukun
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Cherbourg
Alcohol limits Cherbourg
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Doomadgee
Alcohol limits Doomadgee
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Hope Vale
Alcohol limits Hope Vale
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Kowanyama
Alcohol limits Kowanyama
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Lockhart River
Alcohol limits Lockhart River
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Mapoon
Alcohol limits Mapoon
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Mornington Island
Alcohol limits Mornington Island
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Napranum
Alcohol limits Napranum
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Northern Peninsula Area
Alcohol limits Northern Peninsula Area
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Palm Island
Alcohol limits Palm Island
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Pormpuraaw
Alcohol limits Pormpuraaw
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Woorabinda
Alcohol limits Woorabinda
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Wujal Wujal
Alcohol limits Wujal Wujal
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Yarrabah
Alcohol limits Yarrabah
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