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 […]
A WA man has been jailed for a single punch that caused the death of another man, as the debate on violence involving alcohol continues to broil around the country. At the ripe age of just 24, Matthew Edward Norman Windlass already boasted a criminal record of convictions for assault, possessing a weapon, unlawful wounding,
Compromise Key to Unlock Sydney’s Nights By Sam Coffey – Three Cheers Training As an Australian, the adoption of the Sydney lockout laws and increased restrictions on licensed venues are disappointing, as they symbolise a ‘can’t-do’ attitude rather than an Aussie ‘can-do’ one. Our iconic “no worries” attitude was not on display when it came
Industry and the community are rallying behind a revised sentence for the man who bashed the manager of the Oatley Hotel last Christmas and got a 12-month good behaviour bond. In the afternoon of 18 December last year security escorted a man and his brother from the Oatley after one of them was “nearing intoxication”.
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Following a bumper 2015 in hospitality real estate, global giant Cushman & Wakefield has launched a Hotel and Tourism Brokerage department in Australia. Cushman & Wakefield (C&W) is a commercial real estate services company. It is one of the largest such firms in the world, with around 250 offices in over 60 countries, employing over
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The Kelly family’s plan to subdivide and sell off the rear of the Brookvale Hotel has resulted in a developer paying $15 million for the northern Sydney block. The Kelly’s own a number of hotels in Sydney, and several years ago sought and finally gained approval to split and develop a large section of the
Four years after discontinuing global production, Diageo has listened to supplier and consumer feedback and is reintroducing its malt-based Johnnie Walker Green label. Produced from a blend of malt whiskies matured for a minimum of 15 years, and no grain-based whiskey, Johnnie Walker Green was scaled back to very limited quantities in 2012. Following a
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Much lauded and super-fit hotelier Stephen Hunt has unveiled to PubTIC plans for his latest acquisition in one of NSW’s growth corridors. Located on a busy intersection of the New England Highway, on tourist route A43 out of Newcastle, the Rutherford Hotel is the third pub for family-run Hunt Hotels portfolio. Seizing the opportunity, owner
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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The gypsy brewers of Camperdown are providing precious beer and support for screenings of an award-winning documentary garnering awareness for our downtrodden northern neighbours. Punks for West Papua was produced to document the plight of the natives of western Papua New Guinea, who have experienced atrocities due to their cultural differences with the world’s largest
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