by Luke Butler & Mike Rodrigues
Podcast by Luke Butler & Mike Rodrigues
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April 15, 2025
In the latest episode of Back of House, we are joined by Mick Gibb, CEO of the Night Time Industries Association (NTIA), to dive into the challenges and opportunities shaping the night time economy. Mick is a passionate advocate for hospitality venues, working closely with government to improve late-night trading conditions. In this episode, he shares sharp insights on: - Why industry operators need to be active and engaged. - The value of public transport and the direct impact it has on the night time economy. - How under-30s are seeking niche, values-aligned experiences
January 7, 2025
Michael and Luke take time recap some of the work done by the Office of the 24-Hour Economy. Commissioner during 2024, while discussing some of the trends evident in the domestic and international hospitality sector. Supporting Information. At the Office of the 24-Hour Economy Commissioner we work with other government partners, local councils, industry and the community to build vibrant, diverse, inclusive and safe hospitality and entertainment precincts. We seek to enhance both the economic output of the state and amenity for residents and tourists alike. We aim to do this by improving the conditions for flexible day and night trading. In so doing the Office of the 24-Hour Economy Commissioner makes a positive contribution to the desirability of NSW as the best global location to live, work, play and invest. We seek to integrate planning and placemaking, diversify night-time activities, promote industry and cultural development, improve safety, mobility and connectivity and change the narrative around CBDs across Greater Sydney.
December 9, 2024
Tony Kelly, Director of the Tony Kelly Restaurant Group, shares his journey from apprentice to entrepreneur, highlighting pivotal moments that defined his career and led to his enduring success on the Sunshine Coast.
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