Suntory Oceania: A new multi-beverage partnership in Australia and New Zealand
In August 2023, Beam Suntory and Frucor Suntory announced an exciting new partnership, Suntory Oceania, as the region’s
-
Royal Nut Company: A new large state-of-the-art facility delivering premium foods to business and end consumers alike
A family-owned business based in Brunswick, Royal Nut Company is dedicated to sourcing, manufacturing, and supplying the highest
PHD Media: Australia’s fastest-growing media agency
Launched in the UK in 1990, acclaimed media and communication agency network PHD Media was the first media
Equal Access Group: Putting accessibility first
Having worked on many high profile projects in Victoria and beyond, disability consultant Equal Access Group provides a
Marchese Partners – Life 3a: Delivering next generation lifestyle solutions
Working across 8 offices globally, Marchese Partners – Life 3a is an international consultancy with complete, integrated design
CplusC Architectural Workshop: Delivering next-level, sustainable, and regenerative building projects
Founded in 2005 and based in the suburbs of Sydney, multi-award winning boutique architecture practice CplusC Architectural Workshop
Circularity 2022: The new event striving for collaboration towards a circular economy
A brand new event in partnership with Planet Ark’s Australian Circular Economy (ACE) Hub and Diversified Communications, Circularity
Radisson Hotel Group: More than 75 years of hospitality experience
One of the world’s largest and most dynamic hotel groups, Radisson has more than 1,700 hotels in operation 
Wall-to-wall dud politicians who have never held a real job
Everyone knows the problem. Our governments are run by politicians who tend to have only ever done one
Qantas and its executives have failed the Australian public
The once proud and honoured Qantas brand has been damaged, and while the damage may be rectified, the
Long Covid: The economic hangover of government stimulus
The COVID-19 pandemic needs no introduction. You would have to be a member of a primitive tribe on
In the court of opinion, the rulebook is win at all costs
The ongoing debate over polling results in the run up to elections, decisions, referendums and policy debates is
Australia’s ageing workforce is about to put severe budget pressure on the next generation
Of the seven fastest growing areas of government spending in the budget, all but two relate to health
Australian education is failing, and more money is NOT the answer
Politicians have failed our kids by centering the education policy debate on funding alone. A decade ago the
Rio Tinto in Australia: The origins and formation of an international resources powerhouse
Rio Tinto in Australia charts Rio Tinto’s establishment and remarkable growth in Australia. From exploration in the 1950s,
How to improve morale within your business
It can be difficult improving the morale in your business. It can also be challenging to try to
Snowy Mountains On The International Stage
Minister for Regional Tourism John Barilaro said the increasing appetite from the Indian market to include regional NSW into travel itineraries builds upon the strong results in the year ending September 2014, which saw 86,500 visitors from India come to NSW, who stayed 3.2 million nights and spent $192 million.
Mr Barilaro said a new tourism initiative in India, features the State’s spectacular Snowy Mountains and showcases Regional NSW as a desirable year-round tourist destination.
‘We are continuing to work with travel agents and wholesalers to develop a series of itineraries to showcase regional NSW,’ Mr Barilaro said.
‘Last month we welcomed our first group of Indian tourists, who experienced the Snowy Mountains on a coach tour through the Kosciuszko National Park, which included three nights in Thredbo Village.
‘Our visitors enjoyed fantastic walking trails through the national park, including taking photos of the spectacular scenery.
“The new initiative is a key strategy for increasing visitation and this activity is seen as a great opportunity to contribute to the goal of doubling overnight visitor expenditure in NSW by 2020.
‘Visitors who come to the region in summer, spring and autumn can enjoy fishing in pristine streams, exploring historic towns like Cooma, Nimmitabel and Tumbarumba and enjoy fantastic local bars, restaurants and cafes.
‘The NSW Government is also investing in regional tourism with the new $110 million Regional Tourism Infrastructure Fund to support critical visitor economy infrastructure,’ Mr Barilaro said.
This initiative comes on top of the success of the Jhappi Time campaign launched earlier this year.
Jhappi Time was launched in February and is the only tourism campaign implemented by an Australian state tourism body that specifically targets the visiting friends and relatives market in India.
Read the current edition now
- Podcasts
