In light of a growing correlation between late-night gaming and gaming-related harm, ILGA has revised its guidelines on applications, to reflect its position. The NSW Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority (ILGA) decides applications for NSW pubs and clubs to operate EGMs (Electronic Gaming Machines) under the Gaming Machines Act 2001. The Act requires that ILGA’s […]
The VGCCC has wielded the axe at the Rye, issuing $80k in fines and taking scalps over two integrity breaches and an attempt to cover up misdoings at the pub*. At the Rye Hotel, in early 2022 senior staff falsified records to cover up an erroneous cash payment of $2,039 to a patron. It is
The big Newmarket Hotel is new to market, representing a picturesque canvas in the centre of thriving Townsville. Situated on a prime corner site, the pub is close to popular attractions, major transport links and commercial establishments. It is within walking distance of the CBD and late-night precinct, surrounded by planned residential and commercial developments,
The global travel and tourism sector is increasingly providing women and young people employment opportunities, according to new research published by the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC). Initiated by Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Tourism and together with the Sustainable Tourism Global Centre (STGC), the WTTC has produced the first analysis of the sector globally,
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After triumphantly ending five years in the dark in late 2023, the historic Edinburgh Castle has closed again in the hands of receivers. Ending much anticipation in the southern suburbs of Adelaide, the Castle reopened in December under new operators Jatin Malhotra and Rohit Kapur. Around half-a-million was spent sprucing up the fit-out in preparation,
The handsome Tottenham Hotel in ‘The Soul of the Centre’ is being sold, offering an entry level going concern opportunity. A classic two-storey corner pub with full wrap-around veranda, construction on the hotel was completed in 1931. It resides on a sizeable 2,023sqm lot and lays claim to being the only licensed hotel in town.
The finance landscape in the pub industry is under pressure, as businesses continue to find their feet following the pandemic and the fallout from high interest rates takes its toll. Most instances of loans issued to a pub will involve bank covenant reporting imposed on the borrower. There are variations of commercial loan products, and
Publican-developer Iris Capital has won approval on appeal for its plans to reimagine the Ibis Budget Hotel in Wentworthville into an expanded pub hotel facility. Located on a busy corner of the Great Western Highway, close to the Cumberland Highway, the site is also well serviced by public transport facilities and buses to the area.
Australian Leisure & Hospitality (ALH) has partnered with leading agriculture charity Rural Aid to raise money for Aussie farmers doing it tough. The “Parma for a Farmer” initiative will see $1 from each chicken parmigiana sold throughout February donated toward Rural Aid’s mission, to support farmers and their families by addressing pressing needs. Across Australia’s
The bitter-backed Power family is looking to capitalise on its success at the Norman Hotel with trademark of its famous boast of being the “worst vegetarian restaurant”. Named in honour of Queensland Governor Sir Henry Norman, who served from 1888 to 1895, the pub threw open its doors at Woolloongabba in 1889. It has long
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