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Cafes push cash as card surcharge ban bites

A Tasmanian cafe owner is openly urging customers to pay cash, as hospitality operators  weigh up absorbing card processing costs or lifting menu prices. The...

Gold Coast family resort to open adults-only pool and bar precinct

Paradise Resort Gold Coast will open an adults-only precinct at its Surfers Paradise property before Christmas. The first stage of the multimillion-dollar...

Surcharge ban: QR platform fees leave some diners paying more

Venues using QR ordering apps may find diners paying the same or more for a coffee or counter meal, after platforms replaced banned card surcharges with...

Concreter accused of $6000 restaurant theft denied bail

A Cairns concreter charged over the alleged theft of $6000 from a Rockhampton Korean barbecue restaurant has been refused bail, after a court heard he...

Yiaga named Visa One to Watch for 2026 at The 50 Best Restaurants

Yiaga has been named the winner of the Visa One to Watch Award for 2026 by The 50 Best Restaurants. The award "celebrates an emerging restaurant with...

HTL Property launches Hotel Sophia Melbourne to market

HTL Property has been appointed exclusively to offer for sale, Hotel Sophia Melbourne, a boutique freehold accommodation hotel prominently positioned in...

Sydney council dims Lady Chu street lights

The City of Sydney has agreed to reduce the brightness of new LED street lights above Potts Point's Roslyn Street dining strip, ending a year-long dispute...

Society tops national wine awards as Magma changes hands and Fowles reopens

Melbourne's Society has been named Australia's Wine List of the Year for 2026, capping a strong week for Victorian venues, with a Fitzroy North pizzeria...

Stolen tractor rams through Bundoora Park Farm cafe

A council-run farm cafe in Melbourne's north has been forced to close after offenders stole a tractor and drove it through the venue's front doors in an...

Crown sues Riverstone over $72.5m settlement cover

Crown Resorts has taken an insurer to the Supreme Court, claiming it refused to pay out on a policy needed to help fund its $72.5 million shareholder class...