RECEIVERS SELLING PRIVATE EMPIRE

Cobar’s thriving Empire Hotel is being sold through receivers, as part of the consolidation of business interests of a private owner. The pub resides on a generous 3,127sqm lot with dual street frontage. It is configured for single bar operation, aiding operational efficiencies, and holds an enviable 2am late-trading licence. It provides a large public […]

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WORKER HIT ATTEMPTING TO STOP DRUNK DRIVER

Queensland police are investigating an incident outside the Arcadia Village Hotel where a worker was struck by a vehicle, while attempting to stop the intoxicated driver from driving. The incident unfolded around 10pm on Thursday night, with an employee hit and injured outside the 134-year-old pub on Magnetic Island. The staffer believed the man driving

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DA MAY MEAN CURTAINS FOR ANOTHER MUSIC VENUE

On the heels of the loss of Melbourne pub The Bendigo Hotel, beloved Adelaide rock venue the Crown & Anchor’s future is in now doubt after a Singapore-based developer lodged plans for a partial demolition and adaptive reuse of the heritage-listed building. The plans include a high-rise student accommodation on top of the hotel, bringing

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AUSTRALIA’S OLDEST IRISH CLUB EMBRACES SARAH SANDS

The celebrated Celtic Club has found a new home, taking over AVC’s (former) Sarah Sands Hotel, in the craic of Brunswick. Melbourne’s 600-strong Celtic Club was formed in 1887, and has outlasted sister initiatives in Sydney and Brisbane to become Australia’s oldest – and largest – ongoing Irish social and cultural club. The Sarah Sands

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HAYMARKET HOSPITALITY OFFERING ON THE BLOCK

A recently renovated Haymarket landmark pitched to be the next big versatile hospitality venue in the city’s southern fringe, is being sold by a private investor. Constructed 1884, the multi-storey Goulburn St building was originally a barracks for the Salvation Army, before being transformed in the 1960s into the China Town Twin Cinema. Occupying a

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