AUSTRALIANS’ CHANGING DRINKING HABITS & PREFERENCES

New research out of Drinkwise and Nielsen gives insight into the changing ways Australian social sectors are consuming alcohol. Drinkwise’s Australian Drinking Habits 2007 vs 2017 is a comprehensive study comparing survey results a decade apart, providing a view on the changes to all aspects of drinking behaviour, including people’s frequency, quantity, type, reason for […]

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MERRY OR INTOXICATED … THAT IS THE QUESTION

Distinguishing between merry and intoxicated, in hospitality. Sam Coffey   In short, a person is intoxicated if: their speech, balance, behaviour or coordination is noticeably affected by the consumption of liquor. ‘Noticeably’ is the key word here, as therein lies the rub. Noticeably basically means that it’s obvious, which can require an experienced eye to discern*. On

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PUBS’ BIG HEARTS AND BIG LUNCHES MAKE BIG BUCKS

This week two leading Sydney pubs have joined forces with rugby ambassadors to generate funds and awareness for charities helping everyday Australians. W. Short Hotel Group again hosted its annual Bledisloe Cup Luncheon, for the Gidget Foundation, founded by Marty Short’s wife, Simone Short. The Gidget Foundation supports new and expectant parents suffering anxiety and

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SUSPENDED SENTENCE FOR KIWI CONVICTED OVER COLE MILLER’S DEATH

UPDATE: One of the men charged with the coward-punch death of teenager Cole Miller last year has walked free on time served. 21-year-old New Zealander Daniel Maxwell and his friend 22-year-old Armstrong Renata both plead guilty to charges arising from their roles in the death of Miller, which followed an incident in the early hours

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BEERMO TO BRING GIRLS AND MOUSTACHES IN PUBS IN MOVEMBER

Stomping Ground has teamed up with Movember to get women involved in the celebrated moustache-twirling antics of the month-long awareness and fund-raising in the name of men’s health. While Australian men have a lingering reputation for stoicism in the face of health adversity, the common issues of prostate and testicular cancer and mental health affect

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