MAN ARRESTED OVER VIOLENT NAROOMA ARMED ROBBERY
Following a 10-day manhunt, detectives have apprehended and charged a man accused of an armed robbery at the Narooma Hotel where an employee was shot. Emergency services were called to the hotel around 10.30pm on Friday, 20 March, with reports
RBA SURCHARGE BAN: BAD FOR BUSINESS AND CONSUMERS
Australia’s Reserve Bank has ruled on the future of surcharges, deciding to end the practise on card payments from 1 October, in what is described as a “political fix” for the problems facing businesses. For years consumers opting to
FUEL CRISIS PUTS PRESSURE ON HOSPO
Australians may soon be looking at higher dining costs, with a possible five per cent surcharge at pubs, restaurants and cafes arising from the soaring cost of fuel. Fuel prices have surged in Australia due to the war in the
SHUTDOWN EXEMPTIONS END ACROSS NSW
This month hundreds more NSW pubs and clubs will be required to exercise the mandatory six-hour daily gaming machine shutdown as the state government revokes what are deemed ‘outdated’ exemptions. In December Minister for Gaming & Racing David Harris announced
TREE CHANGE PAYS OFF FOR NEW SILVERTON PUBLICANS
New owners have taken charge of the legendary Silverton Hotel in far, far west New South Wales. Silverton is iconic Australian red earth country, more than 12 hours’ drive west of Sydney. The town of just 48 residents welcomes around
