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PUBS PUSHING PASSPORTS FOR EARLIER REOPENING

The hotel industry is in talks with government on the pragmatic realities of reopening venues, based in vaccination rates rather than the seemingly uncontrollable case numbers. Hotels in NSW are reportedly considering supporting unvaccinated staff and patrons not being allowed into venues, in an effort to allow industry to reopen earlier. Government is considering allowing

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INDUSTRY WEBINARS: TEAM ENGAGEMENT SHIFTS TO TOMORROW’S CUSTOMER

The first in a series of Webinars took place last week, gathering industry experts to brainstorm and discuss the ongoing challenges and future of hospitality, and the importance of being prepared. Joining host Scott Barber, chief commercial officer at Quantaco, were Marcello Colosimo of Momento Hospitality, the NTIA’s Justine Baker, and AVC’s Rachel Checinski. The

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VICTORIA’S LINGERING LOCKDOWN DRAWS CONSOLIDATED SUPPORT

Suffering through their fourth lockdown Victorians were hit with the news this week businesses would be closed for another week, but relief has been forthcoming at Federal, state and private levels.  The Victorian Government has announced the $70 million Licensed Hospitality Venue Fund 2021, supporting eligible hospitality venues. Grants will be provided to licensed premises

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BUDGET BLESSINGS MIXED FOR PUB INDUSTRY

The Federal Government has handed down the budget for 2021-22, bringing mixed results for the hotels and tourism sectors in a plan squarely aimed at Australia’s economic recovery. The latest and third budget from Treasurer Josh Frydenberg outlines record funding and big spending plans, primarily toward creating jobs and keeping unemployment low. Measures streamlining visa

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SYDNEY RETURNS TO RESTRICTIONS OVER COVID SCARE

A case of unexplained community transmission has prompted a snap return to restrictions for the Greater Sydney area – including the Central Coast, Wollongong and Blue Mountains. NSW Health authorities are working to trace new COVID-19 local infections, and renewed COVID restrictions came into immediate effect on Thursday at 5pm. The restrictions dictate: Masks are

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