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150 candidates still in the running for Australia's 'Best Jobs'

150 people from 35 countries have made it through to the next stage of Tourism Australia’s ‘Best Jobs in the World’ competition, with successful...

Rainbow Accreditation - an Australian tourism first in Tasmania

In an Australian first, Tasmania's tourism industry has developed a new accreditation program to help local operators identify themselves as 'gay friendly'. The...

Spring Gully turnaround 'extraordinary'

Spring Gully creditors have packed a meeting in Adelaide to hear details of a big turnaround in sales. The food processing business went into voluntary...

Survey studies free wine-tastings behaviour

Researchers at the University of Southern Queensland (USQ) have commissioned a survey to find out if wineries benefit from providing free wine-tastings. USQ...

Historic pub to be demolished

A historic pub at Warrnambool on the south-western coast of Victoria, will be demolished because of concerns it might collapse. The Criterion Hotel was...

Beetroot production sliced by cannery collapse

Australians may have to suffer hamburgers with no beetroot for the rest of the year. The sell-off of the last wholly Australian-owned cannery, Windsor...

Rendezvous returns to Christchurch

The countdown is on to the reopening of Rendezvous Hotel Christchurch next week. To celebrate the hotel’s return on 1 May and to give people even more...

Arrival will rival harbour hub

The Scarborough foreshore precinct could soon become a food lovers' paradise. Rendezvous Hotel Perth has turned a new leaf, replacing Pines restaurant...

Million dollar campaign showcases sensational south coast

Minister for Tourism and Major Events, George Souris, today launched a new million dollar advertising campaign to showcase the NSW South Coast's natural...

‘100 years in the making’ for AHA ACT Hospitality Awards

The ACT Government’s Human Brochure, the Hyatt Hotel Canberra and East Hotel took top honours as more than 400 people enjoyed a celebration of ‘100...