New legislation has an impact on the way corporates run their Christmas parties – with or without alcohol.

The Federal Court of Australia found that the online travel site Trivago misled Australian consumers about hotel rates.

Licensed venues, usually restricted to alcohol sales on-premises, can now provide takeaway and home delivery services.

The lockout was proposed to commence on 1 February 2017, part of the reform package to tackle alcohol fuelled violence.

COVID-19 has had a significant impact on the hotel industry and there are still many challenges and risks to overcome.

The video discusses issues facing retailers from the ongoing effects of the national code of conduct for retail leasing.

The whitepaper considers the impact of recent global developments on the hospitality industry in Australia.

Under NSW gaming laws, it's illegal to offer or supply alcohol to induce gambling because alcohol can affect judgement.

With service at the core of the hospitality industry's livelihood, these small businesses need to evolve to stay afloat.

WA restaurateurs are finding it easier to apply for a licence to serve alcohol to customers who haven't ordered a meal.

Congratulations to Greaton on completion of the Ribbon project at Darling Harbour, comprising the largest W Hotel in the world, including the new redeveloped IMAX theatre experience and retail.

If you're operating a business within a licensed venue, it pays not to assume that you're covered under the Liquor Act.

Sydney's social scene is increasingly beginning to resemble that of its age old rival Melbourne.

The coronavirus outbreak linked to the Crossroads Hotel is a reminder that the return to 'normal' may be a long way off.

The policy aims to change the drinking culture, promoting responsible drinking practices to ensure a safer environment.

It was alleged that Crown Casino had provided Mr Kakavas, a known problem gambler, with various inducements to gamble.

The act prescribes a disciplinary scheme for licensees who repeatedly commit offences under the Liquor Act 2007 (NSW).

The policies and reforms demonstrate that the Queensland Government is committed to reducing alcohol related violence.

The changes aim to relax restrictions on 'low-risk' venues and small bars so as to revive Sydney's night-time economy.

The changes relax restrictions on 'low-risk' entertainment venues and small bars to revive Sydney's night-time economy.