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MASSIVE SANDSTONE POINT PUB SET TO ROCK WITH ANNUAL MAJOR CONCERT

Award-winning mega-pub Sandstone Point will soon hold its inaugural Sandstone Rocks concert, headlining with major Australian acts. The Sandstone Point Hotel is the current title-holder of the QHA’s ‘Best New Hotel’, ‘Best Outdoor/Non-Enclosed Facility’ and ‘Best Overall Hotel’. It is taking the ‘outdoor’ appeal to a new level, announcing the first annual Sandstone Rocks Major […]

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BUNDY KICKS OFF NRL PUB SATURDAYS

Sports / Clyde Mooney

Australia’s most iconic spirit has today announced it has again teamed with the biggest sport, to launch the “Bundaberg Rum NRL Super Saturday Series” – starting tomorrow. Securing a three year deal with the NRL, Bundaberg Rum now holds the naming rights for the big-ticket Saturday Series. It is also the official spirit of the

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NEW MUSIC SYSTEM TAPS TECHNOLOGY TREND TO ENGAGE PATRONS

Music / Clyde Mooney

In the rapidly changing technology landscape, entertainment provider Nightlife has launched a revolutionary new product that taps into consumer demands – and their favourite music. Following months of development with music-streaming leader Spotify, Nightlife has completed beta testing and is now rolling out ‘crowdDJ’ to venues across Australia and New Zealand. Incorporating the most appealing

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MASSIVE SUPERBOWL TURNOUT AS AUSSIE PUBS TUNE IN

Sports / Clyde Mooney

Superbowl 50 took place in San Francisco today and packed pubs across the country, as Americana hospitality continues to infiltrate popular culture in Australia. Big screens in every state simulcast the American grand final live from the USA, attracting fans of the big-budget NFL (National Football League) into pubs unusually early for the 10:30am ESDT

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SNAP UFC BOUT SEES PATRONS BYO BRAWL

Pay per view / Clyde Mooney

Virtually denied a UFC bout on Sunday, some Melbourne pub-goers brought their own punch-up. Following perhaps the shortest title bout in UFC history, with Ireland’s Conor McGregor taking the World Featherweight title from Brazilian Jose Aldo by knockout in just 13 seconds, a pratfall of patrons put on their own display. A fired-up crowd of

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BATTLE OF THE FOOTY CODES “GOOD FOR PUBS”

Sports / Clyde Mooney

In the past fortnight Australia has seen first a huge – and then an enormous – sum of money agreed for the TV rights of football codes. Rupert’s war with Nine is good for footy, and for pubs. While the code preference of a venue is largely dictated by which State it inhabits, existing arrangements

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BAR’S OPEN FOR 2015 CRAFT BEER AWARDS

Entertainment - General / Clyde Mooney

The Craft Beer Industry Association has opened entries for its 2015 Awards, following continued growth in the sector and the success of its inaugural Awards last year. Representing the craft beer industry nationally, the CBIA says the Awards are a chance for brewers to “showcase the continual improvement” of products, and benchmark themselves against the

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RESEARCH SHOWS HOTELS STILL ROCK FOR LIVE MUSIC

Entertainment - General / Clyde Mooney

In the wake of recent findings that live music is a “significant contributor” to the economy, hotels are shown to be the greatest driver. The University of Tasmania released a report last week that quantified the live music industry as significant to both national and state economies. In response, Music SA and the national Live

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SHORT FILM FESTIVAL SET TO ATTRACT PUB PATRONS

Pay per view / Clyde Mooney

The Australian Cinema & Entertainment Network is kick-starting its expansion into the pub industry with The AUSSCAs ‘crowd-powered short film tournament’. The traditional cinema model is under pressure from increased availability of entertainment and piracy, but going to the cinema remains a very popular activity for a large percentage of Australians (see below). The Australian

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MERIVALE STAR-STUDDED EVENT ASKS R U OK?

Entertainment - General / Clyde Mooney

Pioneering hotel operator Merivale has announced a gala event fronted by some of the country’s best chefs, in support of the awareness campaign asking R U OK? R U OK? is a not-for-profit organisation founded in 2009 that pursues the vision of a world where we’re all connected and protected from suicide. The R U

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MASSIVE SANDSTONE POINT PUB SET TO ROCK WITH ANNUAL MAJOR CONCERT

BUNDY KICKS OFF NRL PUB SATURDAYS

NEW MUSIC SYSTEM TAPS TECHNOLOGY TREND TO ENGAGE PATRONS

MASSIVE SUPERBOWL TURNOUT AS AUSSIE PUBS TUNE IN

SNAP UFC BOUT SEES PATRONS BYO BRAWL

BATTLE OF THE FOOTY CODES “GOOD FOR PUBS”

BAR’S OPEN FOR 2015 CRAFT BEER AWARDS

RESEARCH SHOWS HOTELS STILL ROCK FOR LIVE MUSIC

SHORT FILM FESTIVAL SET TO ATTRACT PUB PATRONS

MERIVALE STAR-STUDDED EVENT ASKS R U OK?

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