Liquor Act 1992

For the purposes of this Act, a public place includes—

any premises to which the public has access as of right, or with the express or tacit consent, or permission, of the owner or occupier of the premises at the time material to the application of this Act in respect of the premises; and

any doorway, entrance or vestibule that gives access to premises from a public place under paragraph (a).

Premises may be a public place under subsection (1) even if, at the material time—

access to the premises depends on payment of a price for admittance or fulfilment of some other condition; or

no person is on, or seeking access to or from, the premises.