FOUR CHARGED OVER BRUTAL SUSTAINED PUB BRAWL
Four men have been charged over a brutal beating they allegedly inflicted on another man, who was left for dead in the gutter in a Queensland town. Queensland Police released details of an altercation that took place around 11:40pm on
COOPERS MEET MARKET WITH NEW COOPERS DRY
Coopers has responded to consumer demand with the release of the new Coopers Dry. The product is an entirely new beer, made with an extended low-temperature process and developed to meet the growing public demand for this style of lager.
BALMAIN’S RIVERVIEW LOOKS TO MARKET
The elegant Riverview Hotel on the Balmain peninsula has hit the market, as its Irish owners look to move up the chain in Sydney’s sailing pub market. The Riverview Hotel is an iconic Balmain gastro pub that has been nominated
PRINCE ALFRED TAKES WORLD RECORD IN MOTHER OF ALL TAP TAKEOVERS
A Brisbane pub has broken the Guinness World Record for pouring the most beers on tap from a single supplier, ranging 131 on the weekend. Dainton Family Brewery partnered with whopping sports bar and craft beer den the Price Alfred
PUBLICAN TO PRISON FOR SELLING DRUGS TO COPS
The former owner of the now closed Railway Hotel Brunswick has been sent to prison after pleading guilty to selling nearly $70k worth of drugs to undercover cops. Owner of the Railway, 50-year-old Chris Lytras, was arrested and charged back
SALISBURY FOR SALE IN INNER WEST
The reinvigorated Salisbury Hotel has come to market, ready to reap the benefits of a big renovation and the cauldron of Sydney’s inner west. The Salisbury stands three storeys on the main high street of Stanmore, on a good sized
IRISH HEARTLAND THE TULLAMORE HOTEL TO MARKET
The very Irish Tullamore Hotel freehold going concern is on the market, offering a growing business and ‘good craic’ in the central western town. Publican Anna Heitzmann has been building the Tullamore for the past seven years, juggling a young
OXFORD ART FACTORY MANAGEMENT TRIAL A HIT
Deakin University has overseen an official trial of specialised training to reduce patron incidents at Sydney institution the Oxford Art Factory, with dramatic results. Live music mecca the Oxford Art Factory (OAF) agreed to officially trial the Special Alcohol Service Hospitality (SASH) course, with
REPORT DETAILS ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF EGMs
A report by the Centre for International Economics offers perspective on the economics behind the industry of EGMs in Australia. The Centre for International Economics (CIE) is a private research agency that consults and conducts economic research for governments, international
NEW NSW LIQUOR REG’S TO BRING DRUG PERSPECTIVE
NSW Liquor & Gaming has heralded a new era in venue analysis with the new Liquor Regulation 2018 changes including compulsory drug reporting. Amongst a raft of tweaks in the new Liquor Regulation 2018, which took effect 1 September, the
