Premium Dining
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Vic Gov waives liquor license fees for bushfire-hit venues
Businesses like pubs, wineries and cafés in fire-hit regions will have their 2026 renewal fees automatically waived or refunded.
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Cafés and restaurants hit record failure rates, but pubs hold firm
Cafés, restaurants, and takeaway businesses are now failing at the highest rate of any industry in the country, new data shows.
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Chin Chin lands exclusive F1 pop-up at Melbourne Grand Prix
Melbourne’s iconic Southeast Asian eatery celebrates its 15th anniversary with exclusive trackside debut.
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Operators urged to comment on Sydney’s outdoor dining changes
The City of Sydney is seeking community input on significant reforms to change outdoor dining arrangements.
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Sydney hospo groups reshuffle hotel dining in early 2026 moves
House Made Hospitality and SRG make strategic pivots as 2026 gets into full swing.
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Melbourne-founded soccer tournament for restaurant workers goes global
A Melbourne-founded initiative addressing burnout in hospitality is expanding globally in 2026, with tournaments across Australia and the US.
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Prefecture 48 solves multi-dining challenge with single-bill tech
Six-restaurant destination selects payment technology to enable guest movement with a single bill.
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Uber Eats partners with OpenTable to launch reservations feature
Reservations on Uber Eats, now allows diners to book tables at hundreds of restaurants, powered by OpenTable’s real‑time availability.
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Sydney event to tackle ‘disproportionate load’ carried by hospo women
A day focused on leadership, financial confidence and mental wellbeing aims to address the challenges women face in our hospitality sector.
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Payday Super: What you need to know about the changes
New legislation will require hospitality employers to pay staff superannuation with each paycheck, ending the quarterly payment system.
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