KULETO’S NEWTOWN TO MEET A HOT MARKET
Kuleto’s on King Street in Newtown is being offered to market as an undercooked freehold going concern, after more than 40 years run under management. The three-storey inner west pub...
MD HOTELS GOES UNDER IN GEELONG
Melbourne operators MD Hotels, fronted by former AFL star Corey Enright, have fallen into administration and lost possession of their Geelong pubs. According to ASIC documents, MD Hotels is owned...
INDUSTRY BODIES BACK WORKERS COMP REFORMS
The Australian Hotels Association NSW (AHA NSW) has joined ClubsNSW and three other peak industry bodies to support reforms proposed by the Minns Government to repair the state’s workers compensation...
ALL IN THE FAMILY AT BATHURST
Bathurst’s well-patronised Family Hotel has returned to old, with Ashton Waugh’s Watering Hole Hotels selling it back to the previous owner. The two-storey Family occupies a big corner lot on...
CYBER THREATS TO HOSPITALITY GROWING
The hospitality industry is experiencing an increasing stream of attacks by professional criminals, using the latest cutting-edge technologies to infiltrate systems that were really not set up to combat the...
STIRRING UP A SMART MOVE FOR SAFER NIGHTS
Drink spiking has been on the rise since the 1990s, with a recent study finding around four per cent of heterosexual men and ten per cent of women and sexual...
EXPLORING EUROVISION’S GLOBAL APPEAL
One of the most appealing forms of entertainment is music, and live music especially holds a special place in many people’s hearts. Whether you’re physically present or simply watching it...
PIPER SNARES A DIAMOND ON THE SAPPHIRE COAST
Glenn Piper’s Epochal Hotels has taken another “purposeful step” in the vision to remaster prime coastal properties with acquisition of the Bermagui Beach Hotel. Set on a site of more...
TABCORP’S PLAN TO REVISE RETAIL WAGERING
Tabcorp is looking to its biggest changes in decades, imploring pubs and clubs to join it as it seeks to overhaul retail wagering in the wake of a shifting market....
JUSTICE TWIST IN BOOZE BREACH BATTLE
In January, PubTIC reported that Emanuel Brian Dillon, director of two Western Australian pubs, dodged a bullet to stay in business. He copped $140K in fines for what police allege...
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