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Yang family selling Bexley North pub in a frothy market

Yang family selling Bexley North pub in a frothy market

The Yang family is selling the sprawling Bexley North Hotel, which has the potential to be redeveloped as a mixed-use site.

  • by Carolyn Cummins

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Does Paddington need another dress shop? Not if it means losing a pub

Does Paddington need another dress shop? Not if it means losing a pub

Plans to transform The Village Inn in Paddington into a clothes shop have prompted opposition from residents and a prominent property developer.

  • by Andrew Taylor
Port Melbourne’s popular Pier pub up for sale

Port Melbourne’s popular Pier pub up for sale

After 23 years, the owners of Port Melbourne’s Pier Hotel have put the popular pub up for sale.

  • by Carolyn Cummins
After 45 years, a popular Sydney watering hole is on the market

After 45 years, a popular Sydney watering hole is on the market

Sydney local Margaret Hargreaves is putting the Shakespeare pub at Surry Hills onto the frothy pub market, after decades of pulling beers.

  • by Carolyn Cummins
Lansdowne pub owners call last drinks in frothy market

Lansdowne pub owners call last drinks in frothy market

One of Sydney’s most-loved live music venues, the Lansdowne Hotel, is being put up for sale. The price tag? About $25 million.

  • by Carolyn Cummins
Harm reduction measures for pokies thrown out by court

Harm reduction measures for pokies thrown out by court

A Supreme Court decision backing several pubs against the gaming regulator has called into question the legality of harm reduction measures in poker machine rooms statewide.

  • by Michael Koziol
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‘Something from the Northern Territory, not Mosman’: Bowls club noise stoush turns ugly

‘Something from the Northern Territory, not Mosman’: Bowls club noise stoush turns ugly

Amid a neighbourhood dispute over noise from a bowling club in Mosman, an anonymous racist email has circulated the community complaining about children running amok.

  • by Michael Koziol
Fremantle Hungry Jack’s building could find new life as three-storey sports bar

Fremantle Hungry Jack’s building could find new life as three-storey sports bar

Developers have set their eyes on the dormant building on the cappuccino strip to create “a new architectural landmark” for sports fans in Fremantle.

  • by Cameron Myles
Historic North Melbourne pub The Central Club Hotel reopens after extensive renovation

Historic North Melbourne pub The Central Club Hotel reopens after extensive renovation

The corner pub has reopened after a two-year closure, with restored features and a menu that makes the most of Queen Victoria Market produce.

  • by Emma Breheny
Revealed: The inner Sydney pubs with the most annoyed neighbours

Revealed: The inner Sydney pubs with the most annoyed neighbours

One Glebe resident who complained about numerous outdoor dining areas said the council had an agenda “to turn a city of villages into a city of beer swamps”.

  • by Michael Koziol
‘Troubling in the extreme’: Demolition works stopped at historic pub

‘Troubling in the extreme’: Demolition works stopped at historic pub

The owner of the heritage-listed Royal Hotel in Paddington wants the local council to lift a stop-work order that was issued after it had begun demolition inside.

  • by Andrew Taylor