PHMG ANNOUNCE HUMPHREY’S AT HURSTVILLE

Public House Management Group has revealed what it hopes to be South Sydney’s newest landmark, Humphrey’s Hotel in Hurstville, aiming to “redefine the concept of the local”. Occupying a full floor of the new One Hurstville Plaza, 20 minutes from

OFFER FOR SALE IN TOWN WITH NO PUB

An unusual ‘opportunity’ has presented to market, offering suitably vetted candidates the chance to buy into a pub franchise in the Hunter region – in a town with no pub. It’s been reported that Loner Star Hotels is offering, for

PJs SPEAKS THE LANGUAGE OF LEARNING

PJs in the city has turned Tuesday nights into a mishmash of multiculturalism, hosting the oh-so-social Language Exchange. PJs, in the Canberra CBD, is the former PJ O'Briens, which tweaked its brand in early 2021, with the proprietors posting a

SEGERSTROM GOES EX-BARGO

There’s a changing of the guard in Macarthur as veteran Lloyd Segerstrom hands over the keys to his Hotel Bargo, to exit the game. Set on an expansive block, with lawns for events and functions, the pub comprises public bar,

NATIONAL WORK FROM HOSPO WEEK

Expanding on post-pandemic changes to workplace ‘flexibility’ National Work from Hospo Week is aiming to bring employers to the party, by promoting more workers pull out the laptop at the pub rather than the office or at home.   October

SYDNEY BEER WEEK IS BACK

Ending a thirsty hiatus, Sydney Beer Week is making its “triumphant return” and promising an exciting revival of celebrating Sydney's thriving beer culture. Sydney Beer Week (SBW) will roll into town in 2024, marking a refresh of the city's beer

WYNNE PUTTING DOWN CAT & FIDDLE

Balmain’s melodious feline the Cat & Fiddle Hotel is for sale, as veteran Richard Wynne wraps up the portfolio. Located on a corner of arterial Darling Street, the Cat & Fiddle is a two-storey brick interwar pub that oozes charm.

TOWER HOTEL FACES DOZENS OF CHARGES AND MILLIONS IN FINES

The Victorian regulator has ramped up its prosecution of the operators of the Tower Hotel, laying a total of 38 charges over alleged responsible gambling failures, with maximum fines in the millions. In September the Victorian Gambling and Casino Control

NEW RESEARCH ON CASHLESS GAMING SYSTEMS

New research has outlined the potential benefits and problems associated with proposed cashless gaming systems, finding some participants saw upsides in harm minimisation but also potential to increase spending. The report stems from Qualitative Analysis of Consumer Perspectives Regarding the