A Victorian club has reignited a 20-year debate and prompted a battle with Council by applying to revive the closed Romsey Hotel, incorporating the installation of 50 gaming machines. Romsey Football Netball Club (RFNC) submitted an application to the Victorian Gambling and Casino Control Commission (VGCCC) for a $10 million renovation and extension on the […]
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Merivale’s move into Melbourne is under fire, with reports the extensive plan for Tomasetti House is struggling to meet its anticipated opening for this year as the bar-tzar feels the operational pinch. Early 2021 Justin Hemmes’ group shelled out around $40 million to the Sydney-based Millett family for the prized establishment on Flinders Lane. Tomasetti
The World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) recently published research on artificial intelligence and possible considerations for the hospitality industry. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the process where computer programs learn, reason, and apply logic to tackle problems. AI is instrumental in understanding data and simulating cognitive functions, relying on both data and algorithms (a set
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Building on its success and growing venue count, hospitality buyer group Food Stax is expanding through the eastern states. Food Stax is a free collective for hospitality venues, with the purpose to enable its independent members to operate locally under a strong national group, giving them the power to leverage scale, to reduce cost of
Newcastle’s Royal Inn has been caught out by gaming authorities and fined for multiple breaches relating to trading outside authorised hours. An investigation by Liquor & Gaming NSW reviewed gaming activity at the hotel in Waratah, finding gaming machines had been operated during the venue’s 1am-7am shutdown period on three consecutive Saturdays (15, 22, 29)
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Dave Tomsic’s Black Rhino Group has continued its run into Queensland, picking up Irvin Hotels’ long-held Overlander Hotel in Mount Isa. Set on a large-format site on main drag Marian Street through Mount Isa’s Townview, the pub counts 40 EGMs, and incorporates a big drive-through bottleshop and 20 motel rooms, with a generous car park.
The old girl of Armidale is being sold by a private investor as a freehold going concern, offering a sprawling regional business underpinned by retail tenants. Originally known as the Armidale Hotel, the Wicklow Hotel is the oldest licensed establishment in the New England region, occupying a large 1,870sqm corner lot in Armidale’s central business
The former Duke of Wellington in Waterloo is being sold as a strata commercial property, with option to reinstate the pub or find alternate use. Billed as a rare opportunity in the heart of a vibrant and rapidly evolving suburb in Sydney’s inner south, it is a premium, high exposure corner freehold with flexible MU1
The leasehold interest in the Provincial Hotel in the heart of Ballarat is being sold by Private Treaty. The historic hotel, built 1909, resides in the prestigious Lydiard Stret precinct. Previously known as Irwins Hotel, it was operated by Simon and Gorgi Coghlan. It includes the highly regarded Lola restaurant, multiple function spaces, a picturesque
The character-laden Tumby Pub in the NSW northern rivers is being sold by private owners, as they exit the game. Located on the banks of the Tweed River, between Coolangatta and Byron Bay, and enjoying view of Mt Warning, the Tumbulgum Tavern – known to the locals as the ‘Tumby Pub’ – is a must-see
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