The windswept Northern Rivers Hotel is putting on a Lunch with your Mates event, aiming to increase awareness of the startling rate of suicide in Australia and battles around men needing help. Scheduled for Friday, 4 April, the four-hour event is in partnership with Bangalow Men’s Shed and will encourage conversations around mental health, while […]
Habitual publican and horse-wrangler Charlie Fenton is on the trail for men’s mental health, hosting a 24-hour endurance ride to raise funds and awareness of a scourge on society. Saddle Up for A Mate is aiming to get riders on horseback, joining Fenton on a ride through the night for a very worthy cause. The
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A new pop-up is set to take Suburban Melbourne to new heights of culture. ‘The Backyard’, a combined effort from iconic venue The Suburban and popular craft brewery Mountain Culture Beer Co, opens Friday, 15th November, just in time for an expected scorcher on Saturday. Situated in Eastland’s Town Square in Ringwood, the outdoor venue
The Hurley Group has announced it is “proud to be” the first pub in the southern capital to collaborate with Autism SA, to host a Quiet Dinner at the Arkaba Hotel, in support of patrons on the spectrum. Beginning Monday, 5 February, the event will take place on the first Monday of every month, running
PJs in the city has turned Tuesday nights into a mishmash of multiculturalism, hosting the oh-so-social Language Exchange. PJs, in the Canberra CBD, is the former PJ O’Briens, which tweaked its brand in early 2021, with the proprietors posting a ‘Funeral Notice for dear Mr O’Reilly’ as it moved away from its Irish pub history
Expanding on post-pandemic changes to workplace ‘flexibility’ National Work from Hospo Week is aiming to bring employers to the party, by promoting more workers pull out the laptop at the pub rather than the office or at home. October 16-20 has been declared National Work from Hospo Week, during which Australian companies are being
Millions of Australians are warming up to welcome kick-off of the first women’s World Cup tournament in Australia and New Zealand, predicted to become a “watershed” moment in the sport and venues. The very first World Cup for men was held in 1930. A women’s version wasn’t introduced until more than half a century later,
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Pubs around the country are getting on board with jumping ship on the national day celebrations, despite a majority still in favour, as the date and meaning become increasingly in doubt. A new year, and January has traditionally welcomed a procession of promised Australia Day celebrations to be had in venues around the nation. The
Recognising one year since the day that turned Australia upside down and closed pubs for the first time ever, Lion is declaring Tuesday, 23 March the inaugural ‘National Local Day’. The date marks one year since the taps were turned off at pubs and clubs across the country and National Local Day comes as many
This weekend the iconic Australian Heritage Hotel will be celebrating its 15th annual Australian Beer Festival, rocking more than 30 Australian brewers, with 120 different craft beers and ciders. The first ever Australian Beer Festival (ABF) was a modest showcase of just six Sydney-based breweries, offering their wares on Cumberland Street for one day. Growing
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