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Apply for a Gove Peninsula liquor permit

The Gove Peninsula liquor permit is for residents, contractors and visitors in:

  • Gunyangara (Ski Beach)
  • Nhulunbuy
  • Yirrkala.

Apply or renew a liquor permit

Follow the steps to apply or renew your liquor permit in Gove Peninsula.

Read the permit holder rules

Read the Gove Peninsula rules below and the rules and eligibility criteria for all permit holders.

Apply

You can apply online or by email.

Online

Go to Territory Services

Email

Fill in the application and submit it with your supporting documents by email to liquorpermits@nt.gov.au.

Application for a liquor permit for Gove Peninsula PDF (242.1 KB)
Application for a liquor permit for Gove Peninsula DOCX (75.6 KB)

Permit types and expiry

Permit typeExpiry
Permanent resident - new or renewal 3 years
Contractor Duration of contract, but no longer than 6 months
Visitor Duration of visit, but no longer than 3 months

Tiers and purchase limits

Gove Peninsula uses a 4-tier approach to liquor permits.

Community Starting tier Tier progression
Yirrkala and Gunyangara Tier 1 if new or reapplying after revocation May apply for a one tier increase after one month, up to a maximum of tier 3
Nhulunbuy New applicants can start at any tier. Applicants applying after a revocation must start at tier 1.May apply for a one tier increase after one month, up to a maximum of tier 4

Daily purchase limits

You can purchase one option from your tier level.

Tier Option 1 Option 2 Option 3

Tier 1

  • 6 cans or bottles of light beer
N/A N/A

Tier 2

  • 12 cans or bottles of any strength beer or cider
  • a bottle of wine
  • 6 cans or bottles of premixed drinks

Tier 3

  • a carton (up to 30 units) of any strength beer or cider
  • 6 bottles of wine
  • 12 cans or bottles of premix spirits

Tier 4 - Nhulunbuy only

Choose up to 3 items below, if purchasing spirits or premix spirits, you can only pick one per transaction.

  • a carton of any strength beer (up to 30 cans or bottles)
  • a carton of cider (up to 30 cans or bottles)
  • 6 bottles of wine
  • a bottle of spirits, or a carton of premix spirits (up to 24 cans or bottles)
N/A N/A

Liquor store hours

Check the rules for buying takeaway alcohol in the NT.

Opening daysOpening times
Monday to Friday2pm to 8pm
Saturday10am to 9pm
Sunday (liquor stores attached to licensed premises only)2pm to 8pm
Public holidays10am to 9pm
Good Friday and Christmas DayClosed

Alcohol for private events in Nhulunbuy

Nhulunbuy residents can apply for a private event permit.

This allows you to buy more alcohol than what is usually allowed under an individual liquor permit.

Find out more and apply for a liquor permit for an event in Nhulunbuy.