Author name: Jane Louise

ALH’S IMPERIAL HOTEL TO PERMANENTLY CLOSE

Australian Leisure and Hospitality’s Imperial Hotel, in south-east Queensland, will permanently close this September in favour of a railway upgrade, ahead of the 2032 Olympic games. Located in Beenleigh, 35 kilometres south of Brisbane, the two-level Imperial resides on a 1,834sqm site, featuring main bar, sports and Keno bar, gaming room and drive-through BWS bottleshop. […]

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UNDERWOOD LOCAL UNVEILS EXTENSIVE REVAMP

Australian Venue Co has recently reopened Queensland’s Hotel HQ after extensive renovations. The much-loved Underwoood local has had every space redesigned, to enhance the comfort and experience of both its regulars and newcomers alike. The pub now boasts a spacious contemporary bistro that extends outdoors, indoor and outdoor dedicated kids’ zones, a refreshed sports bar

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SMALLER MENUS, BIGGER PRESSURES: HOW PUBS ARE ADAPTING

Business intelligence company Lumina, known for its insights into the food and drink markets, recently revealed the latest findings from the Lumina Menu Tracker. The research confirmed that pubs are reducing their menu offerings in the face of increasing cost pressures, with limited means to absorb such costs. Lumina’s data showed that pubs are trading

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INNER WEST PUBS GET GREEN LIGHT FOR 2AM TRADING

Following a vote by Sydney’s Inner West Council on Tuesday, pubs and bars in six new ‘entertainment precincts’ will now be able to trade until 2am, after a successful trial in Enmore Road, Enmore. The precincts include Darling Street in Balmain and Rozelle, Norton Street and Parramatta Road in Leichhardt, Marrickville and Illawarra Roads in

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HALF OF VENUE BREACHES CAUSED BY SIMPLE ERRORS, SAYS LCV

In Victoria, over half of the breaches found during compliance inspections in the last financial year were due to basic administrative errors such as incorrect signage displays. Liquor Control Victoria (LCV) has released further information to assist venues to easily avoid such breaches, and to help licence holders understand their obligations, as well as to

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ALH KEEP MILLENNIALS IN MIND WITH TWO REFRESHED PUBS

Pub giant Australian Leisure & Hospitality (ALH) has revamped two of its east coast pubs to better cater to a wider millennial crowd. Cherry Hill Hotel, located in Victoria’s Doncaster East, received a $1.7 million revamp. This included a timeless yet modern design by BSPN Architects, with views of the surrounding Warrandyte hills, which lent

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