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Fonterra Proud to be a Chef returns for its 17th year
Aspiring Aussie apprentices are encouraged to apply for the culinary experience of a lifetime.
Adelaide City Council comes to table on food trucks
Changes to food truck requirements in Adelaide will create a level playing field for existing and temporary food operators, according to peak industry association Restaurant & Catering ...
Things to Consider When Buying Wine for Your Restaurant
"That's a nice drop," is a saying you want relating to your wine choices, not your profits.
Working holiday visa-holder allegedly paid $10/hour
A Queensland restaurant operator is facing Court for allegedly paying a young Chinese national just $10 an hour and breaching sham contracting laws.
6 Tips for Your Bar Fit Out
So you've decided you’re fine with the long hours and late nights. You're ready to cope with the staff comings and goings and deal with all the inevitable side effects when alcohol ...
Report finds room for improvement in hotel development approvals
According to a report released by Trade and Investment Minister Andrew Robb and new Tourism and International Education Minister Senator Richard Colbeckon on 2 October 2015, planning ...
Tourism Employment Plan prepares Tasmania for growth
A new employment plan for Tasmania's North West and West Coast tourism industry will create the capacity to handle stronger growth in traveller numbers and reskill its workforce.
ACT hospitality industry welcomes decision to scrap 'Scores on Doors'
Canberra's hospitality and hotel industry has welcomed the ACT's Government's decision to scrap the 'Scores on Doors' policy, the Australian Hotels Association (AHA) ACT said on 10 ...
Robb promotes Australian tourism investment in Hong Kong
Trade and Investment Minister Andrew Robb is in Hong Kong (13-16 October) promoting investment in Australia's tourism and hospitality sector.
Stronger compliance under NSW liquor and gaming reform
The State's liquor regulator will be boosted with extra compliance officers and the community given access to a new merit-based appeal of licensing decisions, to support stronger ...
Sydney welcomes new daily services from Qatar Airways
NSW will welcome a new daily service from Doha, Qatar from 1 March 2016, providing an additional 122,500 seats into Sydney each year.
Country-of-origin branding vital now that TPP has been signed
The Australian Made Campaign has issued a reminder to businesses to boost country-of-origin branding on products and produce as an important part of their strategy to leverage the ...
Exceptional Australian wines delight at London tasting
Wine Australia's inaugural Premium Australia Tasting, held at Australia House in London, provided an excellent opportunity for attendees to experience the diversity and quality of ...
What type of alcohol-free drinks does your bar or restaurant need?
Or to phrase that another way – what alcohol-free drinks could make profitable additions to your list, generate more paying customers and present you as a responsible venue?
Foreign buyers eat and greet at Fine Food Australia
Austrade is supporting delegations from key Asian markets visiting Australia's largest food show, Fine Food Australia, at Sydney Olympic Park.
Why hiring the best person beats hiring the best resume
"Well, they looked good on paper." If you've ever said that about a recruitment misjudgement you're far from alone. Resumes are designed to make candidates look good; they're ...
Second audit of Thredbo restaurant finds ongoing wage issues
A Thredbo restaurant in the NSW Snowy Mountains has been caught short-changing its staff for the second time in less than a year.
5 Helpful Design Tips for Your Restaurant Fitout
Australia has an unhealthy obsession with renovation and cooking TV shows, you know it's true. But before you bemoan this obsessive phenomenon, think about using it to your advantage, ...
Return of Govt tourism portfolio welcome move for the industry
According to the Australian accommodation industry, the return of a specific tourism portfolio, and that it has been linked with international education is a welcome move.
Fair Work Ombudsman: 457 visa holder back-paid almost $10,000
A manager at a Daintree Rainforest tourism outlet has been reimbursed almost $10,000, following recent intervention by the Fair Work Ombudsman.
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