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NSW to review red tape burden on cafes and restaurants
The NSW government will review unnecessary bureaucratic hurdles for the state’s more than 50,000 food retail operators.
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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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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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Le Sands restaurant needs “multi-million dollar repairs”, as dispute emerges
Bayside Council and former operators clash over $8 million investment and building maintenance responsibilities.
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Food delivery giants join union to propose gig worker protections
DoorDash and Uber Eats partner with ATWU to establish minimum standards for delivery drivers.
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Victoria introduces tough new penalties for attacks on hospitality staff
New legislation targets rising violence against hospitality staff with jail time and workplace bans.
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ATO urges employers to prepare for major super payment overhaul
Hospitality businesses have eight months to prepare for changes that will require super to be paid on the same day as wages.
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Nearly two-thirds of hospitality hit with compliance penalties
Australian hospitality operators face the second-highest rate of regulatory sanctions across all industries.
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One-in-three hospitality workers have been harassed at work, finds legal analysis
More than one in three hospitality workers in Australia have experienced harassment at work over the past five years.
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Could Australia’s card surcharge ban reshape hospitality pricing?
The RBA’s proposed surcharge ban could end a two-decade practice, forcing 72% of operators to rethink pricing strategies.
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