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NEW MUSIC SYSTEM TAPS TECHNOLOGY TREND TO ENGAGE PATRONS

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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BEER AND PUNK MUSIC COMING TO RESCUE THE MAN NEXT DOOR

Fundraising / Clyde Mooney

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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THE BALLAD OF NED SMELLY AND THE GLENROWAN INN

Legends / Clyde Mooney

Words by Mark Leonard, Seeing Things Productions Artwork by Lee Van Dam Ned Smelly – Australia’s most unhygienic bushranger I tell a tale of days gone by, A tale that’s mostly true. And I won’t skip the stinky bits, Like treading in horse poo. Now Bushranging might sound like fun, “Bail up

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SBS SHOWDOWN ON LOCKOUTS AS PUBLIC VOTES A RESOUNDING “NO!”

Business & Trade / Clyde Mooney

SBS will tomorrow night host a high-stakes debate on Sydney’s lockout laws between dissenting parties – as a massive survey reports an overwhelmingly No! from the public. Current affairs provocateur The Feed has lined up a panel to discuss the pro’s and con’s of the trade restrictions that have transformed Sydney’s Kings Cross and CBD

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RSA MARSHAL CONVICTED OF SHOCKING ATTACK ON PATRON

In the Courts / Clyde Mooney

A Responsible Service of Alcohol marshal was convicted on Friday of a violent unprovoked attack on a patron at a Sydney pub. On the night of the first match of the 2015 State of Origin series, 27 May last year, 22-year-old Sebastian Rodriguez Chamorro was at Parramatta’s Albion Hotel with family. RSA office Viko Sausoo

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INDUSTRY FORUM HEARS FINANCE GURU WISDOM ON HOSPITALITY

Events - General / Clyde Mooney

Last Friday saw Doltone House house an insightful lunch for hospitality professionals with revered finance commentator, Ross Greenwood. Organised by rising industry publication The Drop, the event included a keynote address from Greenwood and a panel of authorities discussing opportunities in hotels and clubs. MC’d by Ray White director Andrew Jolliffe, guests benefited from expert

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GERMAN BEER HALL PUB GROUP UNFOLDS HUGE PLANS

Openings / Clyde Mooney

Urban Purveyor Group has begun its plans for aggressive expansion, modernisation and brand growth, planning many new venues and launching its own craft beer production. Since its acquisition by Quadrant Private Equity late last year for $200 million, Urban Purveyor Group (UPG) has undergone a restructure and seen the drawing of plans to massively expand

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REDCAPE PUB INVESTMENT GOES TO MARKET

On the Market / Clyde Mooney

The freehold interest of Redcape’s Cedars Tavern has hit the market as the owner looks to expand his operational portfolio. Amid a distinct shortage of such freehold investments, the sprawling 12,010 m² plot in Emerton houses the top-50 gaming pub and a McDonalds. Redcape is arguably the country’s top gaming operator, holding the NSW #1

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ST.PATRICK’S DAY BRINGS JOY AND 4,000-YEAR-OLD SURPRISE

Bush Telegraph - News / Clyde Mooney

Pubs Irish and otherwise around Australia and the globe enjoyed ‘craic’ing Guinness sales yesterday courtesy of another St. Patricks day, but clouds shroud the Celtic spirit. In Sydney, the annual and spectacular St. Patricks day parade was cancelled due to last year’s bad weather. The event incurred serious rain in 2015 and the organisers a

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HIGH-TECH PLASTICS DRIVING GLASSWARE TRENDS

1 Comment / Bar / Clyde Mooney

Perth-based manufacturer Swish has developed a real-feel unbreakable 22mL shot glass in response to changing requirements in licensed venues. Swish Plastic was founded in 2010 on the concept of providing safer, cost-effective plastic glassware that doesn’t look or feel like plastic glassware. The company has developed the custom shot glass in the new Tritan plastic

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ALH FACES CHARGES FOR MINORS IN GAMING AREAS

INNER WEST PUBS GET GREEN LIGHT FOR 2AM TRADING

PUBS THE PLACE TO STAVE OFF WINTER BLUES

BATHURST’S BIG KNICKERBOCKER ON OFFER

O’HARAS FLIP IN FNQ

PUB WITH NO FILTER GETS A SECOND ROUND