VCAT hearing this month
The protagonists in the Woolshed Pub liquor licence application dispute head to VCAT this month in a bid to resolve the issue.
Owners of the Woolshed Pub more than a year ago applied for a general 1am licence for 1445 patrons for the Central Pier venue.
In January this year the Director of Liquor Licencing Sue Maclellan knocked back the proposal and the Woolshed Pub has applied to VCAT in a bid to have this decision overturned.
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