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Diageo renews call to tax alcohol content

Spirits giant Diageo has joined the push to tax beverages on their alcohol content, saying the existing regime unfairly hits spirits while allowing the...

Food and beverage manufacturing stabilises

An industry report has found that Australian food and beverage manufacturing largely stabilised last year, after a period of decline. Overall industry...

Sydney landmarks to become hotels

The New South Wales Government has set aside two landmark buildings in Sydney’s CBD for tourism purposes when they are marketed to local and international...

Outrigger mulls urban brand

Outrigger is considering launching a new urban brand for city locations across Asia-Pacific. In the wake of the company’s growth in key Asian destinations...

Judges seek out Limestone Coast top drop

Judging begins today (29th October) to find the best wines from across South Australia's Limestone Coast. More than 370 entries have been received for...

Hentley Farm wins Restaurant of the Year in Advertiser 2013 Food Awards

Gifted young chef Lachlan Colwill weaves undeniable food magic in the kitchen of The Advertiser's Restaurant of the Year - Hentley Farm, in the Barossa...

The Hudson closes after six months

King Street Wharf has seen some train wrecks over the years, but few match the speed and financial folly of The Hudson. With design and start-up costs...

South Australian workers back-paid $80,000

Underpaid workers in South Australia have been back-paid more than $80,000 following recent intervention by the Fair Work Ombudsman. The biggest recovery...

Call for Aussie supermarket aisles

Supermarkets should have a designated Australian-only aisle, or aisles, according to a farmer who says the scheme would generate an ''absolutely huge''...

AAA attacks alternative accommodation options

Our industry pays a raft of taxes to local, state and federal governments. Taking this into consideration, the Accommodation Association of Australia is...