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The introduction of the carbon tax is expected to produce mixed results for retail industries over the next three to five years.
When Doug Calvert closed the doors of his four Port Douglas shops for the final time, he did so with a heavy heart.
Australians are being encouraged to help grow the tourism industry by holidaying at home and exploring the nation's unique range of travel experiences.
The latest version of Tourism Australia's "There's nothing like Australia" global campaign is off to an impressive start with the signature ad receiving more than eight million views ...
A construction worker balances on a paint tin as he drills into a wall, slips and smashes his pelvis.
Alcohol is a prime target for taxation.
Over the last 20 years or so, Australians have developed a true appreciation for the social ritual of the Sunday morning catch up with friends or family over breakfast or lunch at ...
Young people are shouldering the brunt of the economic downturn in Victoria, with the demographic being impacted by diminishing opportunities in traditional youth-friendly sectors ...
The level of charitable and community contributions provided by poker machine operators is 'miniscule' in comparison to the amount of money lost by poker machine users within local ...
Restrictions on the sale of heavy liquor, 3am closing times for pubs and clubs, 1am lockouts, and taxation reform are among the recommendations being put forward in light of a new ...
"It made me feel sick," was perhaps not the review the organisers of Sydney's Royal Easter Show were hoping for.
As the 2012 NRL and AFL seasons kick off, business information analysts at IBISWorld reveal how much Australians are spending on sports betting – the fastest growing gambling segment. ...
A study is underway to determine the effectiveness of Victorian legislation that will lead to the removal of ATMs from most gambling venues with poker machines.
Users of hospitality and tourism websites feel those which offer experiences somewhere between budget and high-end are providing the most satisfying results, according to a new report. ...
Hospitality and tourism operators are set for a major boost when more fans travel on the next British and Irish Lions tour of Australia than ever before, according to Tourism Australia ...
For hospitality operators, keeping abreast of latest trends and influences on the way people search for products or services is of paramount concern.
Hospitality businesses take note - when it comes to gathering information and advice about what to eat and where to go, Australians increasingly look online rather than engage in ...
While the number of international visitors to Australia has dipped in recent times, an influx of Asian tourists is helping to offset the overall downward trend.
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