Author name: Jane Louise

NEW REPORT REVEALS FACTORS DIMMING NSW NIGHTLIFE

New South Wales’ Night Time Industries Association (NTIA) released its latest Night-Time Economy Insights Report this week, highlighting the urgent need for the cost of doing business to ease. The report shows two main factors contributing to NSW patrons reducing their spending over the last year: cost of living pressures, along with uncertainty around public […]

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ICONIC OXFORD STREET GAY BARS MAY SOON GAIN HERITAGE RECOGNITION

Three iconic gay bars on Oxford Street are being nominated for heritage status to honour their significant role in Sydney’s queer history. Universal nightclub (formerly Midnight Shift) at 85-91 Oxford Street, Palms at 124 Oxford Street, and the Oxford Hotel at 134 Oxford Street were selected following a study led by the City of Sydney

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GROUNDBREAKING GLOBAL SURVEY TO SHED LIGHT ON THE DRINKS INDUSTRY

In a global first, hospitality industry heavyweights launched a new survey at the end of February, aimed specifically at the demographics of the drinks industry. The purpose of the Drinks Industry Data Census Survey is to provide insight into all who work in the industry – from bartenders to owners and everyone in between. It

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MORE TRADITIONAL IRISH RECIPES TO FEAST ON ST PADDY’S DAY

With St Patrick’s Day fast approaching, PubTIC has assembled another seven recipes, for a mouth-watering Irish menu, continuing from part one. Classic recipes, naturally including those featuring Guinness, will ensure a fun-filled celebration on the Irish day of festivities. Beef and Guinness Stew Like most Irish stews, beef and Guinness stew is simple to make

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GUINNESS BREAD

This rich and flavourful bread, made with the smooth depth of stout, delivers a hearty, slightly tangy loaf that’s perfect for any occasion—whether served warm with butter or as a side to a stew or soup. Twelve servings. Preheat the oven to 220 degrees C. Grease an 20x20cm baking pan. Mix oats, flour, sugar, baking

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SEAFOOD POT PIE

A fantastic alternative to red meat, the seafood pot pie can be adjusted to suit for availability, using all fish or all shellfish, or a combination as desired. Serves six. Melt butter in a large saucepan over medium-high heat. Add onion, fennel, celery, and carrots; cook, stirring often, until vegetables are softened, and onion is

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