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Potts Point favourite Ms G’s to bow out after 15 years

Potts Point favourite Ms G’s is getting ready for its final service, with the Merivale-owned restaurant confirming it will close its doors on December...

How international insight is shaping a new kind of hotel for Adelaide’s city centre

The vision for Adelaide’s first Treehouse Hotel has been revealed, marking the next chapter in ICD Property’s transformation of the $400M Market Square...

6Head owner sold in $122m deal as new Japanese backer lines up 18 venues

The hospitality group behind 6Head and The Meat & Wine Co is gearing up for a big growth spurt after being snapped up by Japanese dining giant Colowide...

Marina Mirage shuts its doors ahead of a $500 million makeover

The billionaire owners of Marina Mirage on the Gold Coast have shut the doors on the famous 1980s shopping centre as they press go on a $500 million makeover...

Baby Priya’s law: New protections for employer funded parental leave

New protections apply to employer funded paid parental leave in the event of stillbirth or the death of a child.   Overview The Australian Government...

Layla wins best new restaurant opening at the 2025 Sitchu Awards

Layla, the celebrated Brisbane restaurant from chef Shane Delia and the team behind Melbourne’s acclaimed Maha, has been awarded Best New Restaurant...

Melbourne’s iconic Turf Bar to call last drinks after Boxing Day test

After 25 years of pouring pints, cheering on big games and hosting countless late-night stories, Melbourne’s iconic Turf Bar is getting ready to call...

Menulog’s shutdown fails to shock restaurant owners

Restaurant bosses say they aren't surprised Menulog didn't survive after the service ceased operations in Australia, as more owners decide to ditch food...

Hotels and entertainment precincts tipped for NSW stadium sites

Hotels next to NSW’s biggest stadiums? That could be on the cards, with the Minns Government poised to introduce a law change that would let Venues NSW...

Chef wins $40k defamation payout over Facebook posts in Brisbane restaurant dispute

A dust-up over recipes and a failed joint venture has ended with a $40,000 defamation bill for a Brisbane restaurateur, after a series of Facebook posts...