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MASTERCHEF BRINGING HELLENIC HEAVEN TO MELBOURNE HOTEL

Renowned chef and TV personality George Calombaris will soon open Hellenic Hotel, extending his portfolio bringing authentic-but-modern Greek food to the southern capital. The Masterchef host and culinary celebrity first opened his ‘Hellenic Republic’ eatery experience in 2008 with business partner and fellow chef Travis McAuley. The brand now boasts two venues, in Brunswick and […]

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COWBOYS HELP YOUNG AUSSIES INTO PUB EMPLOYMENT

Training / Clyde Mooney

The North Queensland Cowboys’ Dream Believe Achieve hospitality program wrapped up today, with graduates trained and assisted into jobs in bars and pubs. On 5 April the Cowboys’ initiative kicked off, aiming to help 20 unemployed indigenous Australians to achieve their dreams of jobs in hospitality. Dream Believe Achieve provided intensive education by professional trainers

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‘BREW & A’ BRINGS MORE THIRST-QUENCHING ANSWERS FOR CONSUMERS

Product releases / Clyde Mooney

Lion has released the next instalment of its ‘Beer the Beautiful Truth’ education campaign, with an expert panel answering questions in ‘Brew & A’. Beer the Beautiful Truth (BTBT) has sought to educate consumers around common misconceptions, such as the make-up and sugar content of Australia’s most popular alcoholic beverage. The latest instalment of the

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AUSTRALIA’S CAPITALS FARE WELL ON GLOBAL PUB SCALE

Business & Trade / Clyde Mooney

Deutsche Bank has released its fifth annual ‘Mapping the World’s Prices’ report, showing Melbourne and Sydney are right in the middle for the cost of a beer and meal at a pub. The report cites that Europe is “an expensive place” for many things, with Swiss and Scandinavian cities the most expensive in the world.

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LANTERN OFFERS BEAUMONT EXCHANGE HOTEL TO MARKET

On the Market / Clyde Mooney

On the back of recent successful divestment campaigns, Lantern Hotel Group has put to market the Beaumont Exchange Hotel, in Hamilton. The ASX-listed Lantern (LTN) has enjoyed a number of hotel sales significantly above book value, and in continuation of its turn-around strategies at the hands of the new board of directors hopes to capitalise

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MELBOURNE LICENSEE SUPER FORUM REFLECTS ‘FOOD & LEISURE’ CAPITAL

Events, Industry events / Clyde Mooney

The inaugural Licensee Super Forum was held yesterday in Melbourne, bringing key industry stakeholders and professionals together to discuss furthering the city’s success. Around 320 people gathered at the heart of the southern capital, Melbourne’s Town Hall – the site of countless historic moments and performances over the past 135 years, including debate on Australia’s

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PETERSHAM HOTEL SALE TICKS INVESTOR BOXES

On the Market / Clyde Mooney

After the successful introduction of a new tenant, the freehold of the Petersham Hotel has burst onto a market prowled by investors. Located just a few kilometres from Sydney’s CBD, the Hotel possess a coveted 3am licence, bistro, nine EGMs and prominent position on bustling Parramatta Road. It is occupied by operators of the nearby

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REDCAPE GOES TO COURT OVER NEW EASTWOOD HOTEL REJECTION

Redevelopment / Clyde Mooney

Redcape Hotel Group and management of the Eastwood Hotel are taking Ryde Council to court over denied plans to build a new adjacent hotel. The Eastwood is a prominent corner landmark of the western Sydney suburb, and the Group submitted plans to construct a new $7 million venue to be known as the Red Lantern

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KINGS CROSS OWNER CONVICTED FOR OPERATING ILLEGAL BAR

In the Courts / Clyde Mooney

The DreamGirls nightmare has continued for owner Michael Frank Amante, as battles with OLGR and a raid in December result in closure of the venue, and now his conviction. Police and officers of OLGR (now Liquor & Gaming NSW – L&GNSW) simultaneously raided strip clubs DreamGirls and Bada Bing on 19 December, 2015. Three individuals

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REGULATOR ANNOUNCES MANDATORY ONLINE REFRESHERS FOR RSA, RCG

News & Releases / Clyde Mooney

Liquor & Gaming NSW has begun the next step in its mandate to maintain industry competency and keep employees up to date, announcing a move to compulsory online refresher courses. The regulator requires that person who work in the service of alcohol or gaming business are required to hold an active RSA and/or RCG authority.

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KULETO’S NEWTOWN TO MEET A HOT MARKET

MD HOTELS GOES UNDER IN GEELONG

INDUSTRY BODIES BACK WORKERS COMP REFORMS

ALL IN THE FAMILY AT BATHURST

CYBER THREATS TO HOSPITALITY GROWING

STIRRING UP A SMART MOVE FOR SAFER NIGHTS

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