Industry identities Joel Fisher and Andrew Denmeade are back in the business, having secured a hot new site in one of Australia’s largest urban zoned greenfield developments. The Master Planned Community of Flagstone, within the Logan growth corridor south-west of the Brisbane CBD, already counts around 6,000 residents, but is slated to become home to […]
Redfern’s historic Surrey Hotel is in new hands, with regional operator Adrian Guest taking the keys at the opportunity-laden pub on the city fringe. Built 1886 and continually licensed, the three-storey Surry is deemed both architecturally and historically significant by the State government. Designed in the Victorian Italianate style, it boasts an elaborate parapet and
The proprietors of the pride of Brolga have listed their thriving operation in southern NSW, ahead of growth slated in both the region and the pub, and as they look to growth of their own. The Brolga Hotel is a classic single-storey brick premise in the centre of town, offering patrons a main bar with
Yesterday was R U OK day, when hospitality workers and management are encouraged to pause and consider the mental health of colleagues, and the state of problems in the industry. International research has shown hospitality workers suffer high rates of mental health issues. In 2017, a startling 563 hospitality workers took their own lives in
The acquisitive Australian Venue Company is fine-tuning the portfolio, divesting two of its operations in south Melbourne. The Newmarket Hotel is a classic red brick two-storey structure that offers a nod to the traditional eclectic St Kilda, while “boasting its own urban style” courtesy of a sleek makeover designed by Six Degrees. It offers an
The historic Camden Valley Inn has reopened after a major ten-month renovation, ushering in a new era for the heritage-listed former milk bar. The Inn on the corner of the Old Hume Highway through Camden, around 70 kilometres south-west of the Sydney CBD, was built in 1939 by the Macarthur family as the Camden Vale
The revised OneMusic scheme for music licensing has begun a 12-month roll-out, introducing a simpler system and early adopters reporting benefits. Copyright law dictates that public performance of any music must be licensed, so that its creators are paid for their work. Hotels may incorporate music for dining, background, dancing, and featured entertainment, including DJs
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After five years and seven months in the dark, NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian has opened the door to Sydney’s revival, suggesting “it’s time”. Speaking to media over the weekend, Berejiklian heralded removing the 1:30am lockouts in Sydney’s CBD, but stood firm on continuing the trade restrictions in Kings Cross. The ‘lockout laws’ encompass a range
The National AHA Awards for Excellence took place this afternoon in a gala event at The Star on the Gold Coast, ushering the unrivalled for 2019 in everything hospitality. Nearly 500 VIP and industry guests from across Australia gathered for the Australian Hotels Association National event, celebrating the greatest achievements in food, beverage and accommodation.
Byron’s famous Beach Hotel is back to market, offering the freehold and operation two years after wealthy investors bought it for $70 million. Built in the early 90s for around $9 million by John Cornell, larrikin partner in comedy to Paul Hogan, the massive Beach Hotel occupies 4,585sqm, including 100 metres of frontage to Byron’s
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