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Turning unwanted F&B areas into profit centres

In many motels around the state that offer restaurant and dining facilities the relevance of this side of the business is in question. A number of motels...

Daydream goes on the market

One of Queensland's original major attractions, Daydream Island has been a popular destination since the 1930s. Vaughan Bullivant, who has owned the Queensland...

Second Sea Temple goes Pullman

Accor's Pullman brand officially became Australia's largest five-star hotel brand following the re-branding Sea Temple Resort & Spa Port Douglas. It...

Ballarat refurb complete

Accor Vacation Club has completed the refurbishment of their apartments at Grand Mercure Forest Resort – a country retreat close to Daylesford and Ballarat...

ATPM wins bid to manage NRMA Holiday Parks

Australian Tourist Park Management has announced its successful bid for the management of the NRMA Holiday Parks. The four parks owned by NRMA are the...

Far East Hospitality and Straits Trading forms strategic alliance

Far East Hospitality and Straits Trading forms strategic alliance to grow Rendezvous Hotel hospitality business in Asia-Pacific   The Straits Trading...

Handful of north coast pubs among 'most violent'

One far north coast and two mid north coast licensed premises are on the latest list of the state's most violent venues. The list, with just 18 venues...

Low-cost licence plan for small Adelaide venues

Adelaide City Council has asked the South Australian Government to make some changes to its proposed late night code for venues. The council is worried...

Sucrogen CEO quits

North Queensland's biggest sugar processor, Sucrogen, is looking for a new boss after the resignation of current chief executive Ian Glasson. No announcement...

Shake up for toxic tests

Tasmania's health department is to review its shellfish tests, after inspectors missed a toxin that was detected overseas. Japanese authorities identified...