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NSW PREMIER MIKE BAIRD CELEBRATES THE LAST WOG MOVING OUT OF KINGS CROSS: BETOOTA

NSW Premier Mike Baird was seen last night enjoying several responsible, early-evening, mid-strength beverages – as he met with advisors to celebrate the last man of western oriental heritage moving out of Kings Cross. Mr Baird was in high spirits as he allowed himself to unwind, but not too much, as he congratulated himself for ‘getting […]

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POLICE INVESTIGATE “SUSPICIOUS” FIRE IN CLOSED IRISH PUB

1 Comment / Bush Telegraph - News / Clyde Mooney

Police are treating as suspicious a fire that engulfed the closed-down Corkman Irish Pub early on Saturday. In October, 2014, the pub freehold was put to market through CBRE by a private vendor that had owned it since 1988, with a leaseholder in place for another six months. Development potential was cited as a key

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NORTHIES THROWING BIG SHARKS PARTY SUNDAY

Bush Telegraph / Clyde Mooney

Cronulla faithfuls will be rewarded this weekend with free food and drink at Laundy’s Northies Hotel, as the pub matches shock-jock Kyle Sandilands’ pledge on the Sharks’ win. rLast weekend Australia watched Cronulla’s pride and joy edge out the Melbourne Storm to take the 2016 NRL Premiership. Captain Paul Gallen fought off a viral infection

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MP IN SPOTLIGHT FOR BOOZY PUB INCIDENT

Bush Telegraph - News / Clyde Mooney

A Queensland MP and her husband are in hot water over an alleged alcohol-fuelled incident at a pub in her electorate. Saturday 10 September, Brittany Lauga – first-term MP for the seat of Keppel – and her husband, Wayne, were reportedly asked to leave the Keppel Sands Hotel. This was following a fracas involving two

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YE OLDE PUB NEGOTIATING TO GET BACK ITS SPIRIT

Bush Telegraph - News / Clyde Mooney

The way old Ye Olde Man & Scythe is cranky about the loss of its spirit, last ‘seen’ haunting a metal jar in an exhibit of Chinese contemporary art in Manchester. The Ye Olde Man & Scythe in Bolton is one of the UK’s oldest pubs, dating back to at least 1251. It is believed

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OUTBACK LEGEND PUBS REVIVE GIANT MAREE MAN

1 Comment / Legends / Clyde Mooney

Outback icons the Maree Hotel and William Creek Hotel have led the revival of South Australia’s famous ‘Maree Man’ – the world’s second-largest geoglyph. Located nearly 800 kilometres due north of Adelaide, in the State’s far north, Maree Man is a mysterious human outline etched into the barren earth near the mostly-dry region of Lake

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HISTORIC PUB SAVED FROM ACCIDENTAL BLAZE

Bush Telegraph / Clyde Mooney

The historic Batesford Hotel has been saved from a fire that took hold in the kitchen area around 12:20am last Thursday. Eight fire crews arrived on the scene to find the roof billowing smoke. It took them around two hours to extinguish the blaze, but thankfully the older section of the pub was saved. “The

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AUSTRALIA’S BIGGEST PUB SET TO BECOME VILLAGE

Bush Telegraph / Clyde Mooney

The multi-award-winning Eatons Hill Hotel has begun its next stage of evolution, bringing five years of expectation and huge facilities with Eatons Hill Village. A ground-breaking ceremony was held last week, with Comiskey Group director Rob Comiskey hosting media, invited guests and Moreton Bay Mayor, Allan Sutherland, along with Deputy Mayor Councillor, Mike Charlton. Eatons

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VALE ALBURY HOTEL FATHER LEIGH JENNINGS

Legends / Clyde Mooney

Wednesday saw a farewell to another legend of Oxford Street, as friends and celebrities mourned the passing of the Albury Hotel backbone, Leigh Jennings. The Albury Hotel reached its peak popularity during the most dramatic period in the gay community, seeing the decriminalisation of homosexuality and the onset of the AIDS epidemic. Jennings and business

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EXCLUSIVE: BEN MAY LIVID OVER ‘NEWS’ ABOUT HIS NEW PUB

Pants on Fire / Clyde Mooney

High-profile hotelier Ben May is “stunned” at the reporting of claims he and partners are battling authorities over construction of their massive new venue in Bali. May, who owns the popular Manly Wharf Hotel, is also co-owner of Double Bay’s Mrs Sippy bar, with partners Andrew Stanway, Kate Stanway and Angus Abrahams. The group followed

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NSW PREMIER MIKE BAIRD CELEBRATES THE LAST WOG MOVING OUT OF KINGS CROSS: BETOOTA

POLICE INVESTIGATE “SUSPICIOUS” FIRE IN CLOSED IRISH PUB

NORTHIES THROWING BIG SHARKS PARTY SUNDAY

MP IN SPOTLIGHT FOR BOOZY PUB INCIDENT

YE OLDE PUB NEGOTIATING TO GET BACK ITS SPIRIT

OUTBACK LEGEND PUBS REVIVE GIANT MAREE MAN

HISTORIC PUB SAVED FROM ACCIDENTAL BLAZE

AUSTRALIA’S BIGGEST PUB SET TO BECOME VILLAGE

VALE ALBURY HOTEL FATHER LEIGH JENNINGS

EXCLUSIVE: BEN MAY LIVID OVER ‘NEWS’ ABOUT HIS NEW PUB

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