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Women leading change in hospitality

More than a decade ago, when Caitlin Baker entered the hospitality scene in Canberra, only one woman held a restaurant manager role — Dash Rumble, who...

Boathouse Group gets green light for $16M Terrey Hills restaurant project

The Boathouse Group has been approved to build a new $16 million dining venue on Sydney’s northern beaches, expanding its well-known hospitality footprint...

Gold Coast scrambling for 5,500 more hotel rooms as tourism heats up

A fresh wave of tourism demand on the Gold Coast has the city looking for more than 5,500 additional hotel rooms over the next decade to keep pace. Bookings...

Most popular club meals revealed

The public's votes have been counted and the winners of the 2025 Your Local Club Perfect Plate Awards have been revealed. The most popular pizza in NSW...

Crown Perth keeps casino licence with no penalties

Crown Perth has avoided penalties and will keep its casino licence, three years after a Royal Commission found it unfit to operate in Western Australia. The...

Hospitality sector could face cost squeeze as RBA proposes card surcharge ban

Cafés, pubs and restaurants may soon be unable to pass card transaction fees on to customers under a new Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) proposal that...

Cabra-Vale Diggers reveals $230M revamp with hotel, restaurants and convention hall

Cabra-Vale Diggers has lifted the lid on a $230 million transformation that includes a luxury hotel, swanky dining options and a major convention space. Marking...

Filipino workers allegedly underpaid almost $100,000 at Sydney restaurant

The Fair Work Ombudsman has commenced legal action against the former operators of a Japanese restaurant in north-western Sydney, alleging they underpaid...

Mark Best returns to Sydney with bold new vision for revolving dining at Infinity

One of Australia’s most acclaimed chefs, Mark Best, is stepping back into Sydney’s restaurant spotlight with a new venture perched high above the city...

Historic WA pub wipes $350K tax bill using new restructuring law


A little-known legal process has enabled Neville Walton, the publican behind Western Australia's oldest hotel, to wipe A$350,000 in debt and keep pulling...