Author name: Clyde Mooney

THE WINSTON PALM SPRINGS TO LIFE

Andrew Thomas has unveiled the completed multi-million-dollar-renovation of The Winston, offering the Nor-West community a customised transformation designed for family socialising.  The Thomas family has held the hotel since 2010, and opted to execute what has become a highly anticipated makeover as the Sydney growth corridor continued to evolve. This ushers in Cala – a

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MERIVALE UNVEILS KING ST PRECINCT PLANS

The Merivale juggernaut has awakened with plans revealed for a major hospitality precinct, set to be created within historic adjacent buildings around Hemmes’ cornerstone Hotel CBD. Representing years of planning, the group is poised to submit a development application next month for the ambitious plans, to include assorted hospitality offerings, a boutique hotel, wellness facilities

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ALH FINED $178K OVER TEENAGE GAMBLING

The Victorian regular has hit ALH with multiple fines totalling $177,500 over charges relating to a minor repeatedly playing EGMs, and for inadequate supervision of gaming rooms.   The Victorian Gambling and Casino Control Commission (VGCCC) issued charges against Australian Leisure and Hospitality Group (ALH) for allowing a teenager to gamble on multiple occasions between

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PUB GRUB ON A BUDGET: AUSSIES RAISE A GLASS BUT NOT SPENDING

An Antenna survey conducted in June this year for Tyro’s Eat Pay Love Report showed that while the cost of living has skyrocketed, Australians still love visiting their local pubs. The survey questioned over 1,000 Australians on their preferences for how they spend their time and money. While Australians do still go out, overall statistics

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OPERA HOUSE’S VENUES OUT TO TENDER

The world-famous Sydney Opera House has begun a tender process looking for leading operators to manage its popular harbourside venues, currently known as Opera Bar and House Canteen. It is being billed as a “once-in-a-decade opportunity” to reimagine the venues and strengthen the Opera House’s reputation as a vibrant, inclusive dining destination. Located on the

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