NEXT LEVEL RCG TRAINING BEGINS

TAFE has announced it is providing the NSW government’s Advanced Responsible Conduct of Gambling short course, to lift the abilities of professionals in gaming rooms, through knowledge, practical skills and confidence. The government stipulates that the ARCG training reflects the

UNIVERSAL LIFTS THE TEMPO IN TEMPE

The Kospetas family’s Universal Hotels has consolidated its broadened appeal with a multi-million-dollar renovation of suburban landmark the Tempe Hotel. A hotel was first established on the Princes Highway site in 1856, and the current two-storey brick building was constructed

HOME OF THE TIGER TALE, MOLE CREEK, FOR SALE

The famous Tiger-tinted Mole Creek Hotel is being sold by long-time owner-operators, offering a tourist magnet in Mersey Valley.   Built 1907, the two-storey hotel is a prominent figure on a 6,475sqm site on Pioneer Drive. Initially built as a

SHOAL BAY BEATS LONG STANDING ALLEGATIONS OF NOISE

Popular live music venue Shoal Bay Country Club Hotel has emerged victorious after a three-year dispute with neighbours over noise levels ended in the hotel’s favour. The hotel, located in a sought-after New South Wales tourist town, first opened in

THE CAMO COMES BACK INTO VIEW

Newcastle icon The Camo may rock again, as the developers pull out of plans for a student tower and the historic hotel returns to the market. The pub was a virtual rite of passage for local and even international bands

LANSDOWNE LOOKING UP WITH HAPPY MEXICAN

Sydney’s iconic Lansdowne Hotel returns, reviving its dedication to entertainment alongside a ‘fiesta of flavours’ by Melbourne outfit the Happy Mexican. Located on the corner of arterial drags Broadway and City Road, the Lansdowne has long been known as an

EVENING STAR FOR SALE AS SURRY HILLS SET TO SHINE

The high-profile Evening Star Hotel on the edge of the Sydney CBD has come to market, amid multi-billion-dollar infrastructure investment on its doorstep. Located on Elizabeth Street, a 2-minute walk from Sydney’s Central Station and Light Rail, the Star features

HALL AND REILLY UNVEIL NEW-LOOK LOCAL FOR BALMAIN

Tommy Hall, in partnership with Irish icon Ray Reilly, has reopened the group’s vision for The Cricketers Balmain, welcoming the return of a ‘proper local’ to the precinct. The Cricketer’s Arms was established in 1872 and for many years served as

FORMER SOLOTEL PROJECT REIMAGINED BY GASTROPUB PIONEER

South Bank’s latest Gastropub, The Rose & Crown, opened its doors to a hungry Brisbane populace at the end of February. The historic two-level Queenslander dates back to 1889 and has been a residence, police station, squatters’ den and most