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FERAL BRAND GOES WHOLE HOG ON STUNNING SHORT FILM

Perth’s Feral Brewing has shown why it is one of Australia’s leading craft beers by releasing a video – representing everything about the Feral brand bar the wet stuff. The family-owned independent brewery was founded in 2002, vowing to be “uncompromising, untamed and downright unapologetic”. Its signature Hop Hog has become one of the most

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DESTINATION NSW LAUNCHES SEARCH FOR STATE’S BEST

All fans of NSW regional experiences are being invited to upload pictures and videos to promote the State’s diversity and hospitality, in a new initiative by Destination NSW. Domestic tourism within Australia continues to grow, aided by the unfavourable international exchange rate. Destination NSW is seeking to capitalise and further promote the attributes of Australia’s

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TOURISM BODY COLLAPSE LEAVES REGIONAL PUBS AND BUSINESSES STRANDED

Regional NSW pubs have copped a blow to tourism dollars with the collapse of tourism body Inland NSW Regional Tourism Organisation Incorporated. Inland NSW was formed in 2011 to promote tourism across much of north and western New South Wales, having arisen from a merger between entities from the New England, Riverina, Central and Far

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ANOTHER MERIVALE ‘MERICLE’ OF MARKETING UNLEASHED

Kick-starting the party on Wednesday night, Merivale’s latest festival embodies the “decadence” trend as well as the award-winning group’s new centralised and cutting-edge marketing. Late 2015 the Merivale marketing machine launched a new concept, aiming to better even engage its legion of followers and dedicated patrons. Head of Content, Sarah Ranawake, spoke to PubTIC about

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AUSSIE-MADE IS A DRAWCARD FOR PATRONS: RESEARCH

New research from Roy Morgan cites increasing consumer preference for Australian-made products, and suggests providers would be wise to incorporate this into their message. The questions of ‘where did it originate’ and ‘who owns the business’ are more relevant than ever in Australian society. The Roy Morgan research found 89.2 per cent of Australian consumers

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