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Foodservice Australia is the event where cafes, restaurants, caterers and supermarkets come to discover new products. Running 18-20 May 2025 in Melbourne

 Melbourne Convention Centre
foodserviceaustralia.com.au
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The Foodservice show is now running from 27 February - 1 March 2022 at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre. If you work in a food or hospitality business then make sure you register now. It's free. Just go to foodserviceaustralia.com.au
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Foodservice Australia is moving to new dates! Come and discover new products and ideas for your food or hospitality business. It's running from 24-26 August 2021 at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre. Free registration at foodserviceaustralia.com.au
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‘Is someone breaking fingers in here?’: The food problem in aged care theage.com.au/politics/victo…

‘Is someone breaking fingers in here?’: The food problem in aged care

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg this week gave aged care operators $10 a day per resident more, but many experts say it will make little difference.

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Looking for food, drink or equipment for your cafe? Visit the virtualfoodexpo.com.au to see the latest products and talk to the suppliers. Also free tips and tricks.
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Registrations are now open for the Certified Foodservice Professional (CFSP) courses, which will be running online for the first time next year. These popular courses are run by NAFES for people who work in foodservice sales and service. More info at nafes.com.au
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ICC Sydney granted exemption to host large exhibitions - Spice News spicenews.com.au/hotel-venue…
ICC Sydney gets the green light to host large exhibitions - Spice News

ICC Sydney gets the green light to host large exhibitions - Spice News

Large-scale exhibitions will return to International Convention Centre Sydney (ICC Sydney), following a government exemption for the venue to host two major public events.

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The FoodService Australia tradeshow has been postponed and will now run from 27-29 June 2021 at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre. For latest info visit foodserviceaustralia.com.au
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Woolworths forks out $500 million to buy major food distributor PFD theage.com.au/business/compa… via @theage

Woolworths forks out $500m to buy major food distributor PFD

The supermarket giant has announced a surprise megadeal, buying into Australia's second-largest food service distributor for $552 million.

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Victoria locks down while Australia opens: what are the COVID-19 rules now? theage.com.au/national/covid… via @theage
What are the revised COVID-19 restrictions in each state?

What are the revised COVID-19 restrictions in each state?

Why is Victoria locking down? What are the rules in the rest of the country? And where are we on the road to recovery?

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Tasmania to further ease coronavirus restrictions, outdoor crowds now 500 abc.net.au/news/2020-06-24/t…
Premier flags Tasmanian border announcement as he reveals stage three details

Premier flags Tasmanian border announcement as he reveals stage three details

From Friday, Tasmania will allow more people at indoor and outdoor gatherings under an easing of coronavirus restrictions, but is keeping a cap on household visitors at 20.

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Scott Morrison changes cap for indoor gatherings, flags return of people to events theage.com.au/politics/feder… via @theage

Scott Morrison changes cap for indoor gatherings, flags return of people to events

The PM says up to 10,000 people will be able to go to the football under stage three of easing coronavirus restrictions, while warning against holding protests.

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The Events Industry is on its knees and leaders in the industry are calling for the government to at least give them a restart date. specialevents.com.au/news/ev…
The big takeaway: food wins from the pandemic theage.com.au/lifestyle/life… via @theage
The big takeaway: food wins from the pandemic

The big takeaway: food wins from the pandemic

There have been plenty of bite-sized upsides to the lockdown – new skills, fresh loves and a greater appreciation of the need for treats, big and small.

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Adam Liaw's forecast for fine dining in the future goodfood.com.au/eat-out/news… via @goodfoodAU
Good Food | Recipes, Restaurant Reviews, Food Guides and News | The Sydney Morning Herald

Good Food | Recipes, Restaurant Reviews, Food Guides and News | The Sydney Morning Herald

Good Food is your essential companion to eating out, eating in, food news, guides and everything in between in Sydney and New South Wales.

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How Do You Reopen a Restaurant After Two Months in Lockdown? - by Dani Valent broadsheet.com.au/national/f…

How Do You Reopen A Restaurant After Two Months in Lockdown?

Even aside from the stringent new health and safety guidelines – which add more costs and tasks to the reopening process – restaurants can’t just switch on the lights and reopen for service. For...

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Restaurants 2.0: What kind of dining experience can we expect a year from now? goodfood.com.au/eat-out/news… via @goodfoodAU
NSW coronavirus restrictions relaxed for restaurants, pubs and cafes, Premier Gladys Berejiklian reveals abc.net.au/news/2020-05-22/n…

Massive social-distancing changes coming to NSW pubs, restaurants and cafes

Social-distancing restrictions in NSW will be eased dramatically from June 1, with up to 50 people allowed inside pubs, cafes and restaurants, but the new freedoms come with strict guidelines,...

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Victorian restaurants allowed to open on 1 June. theage.com.au/national/victo… via @theage

Pubs, cafes, restaurants to allow patrons to dine in from June 1

Victoria will ease the vast majority of its strict stage-three restrictions from June 1, Premier Daniel Andrews has indicated. 

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Let's all download the app and help our cafes and restaurants to open again! theage.com.au/technology/don… via @theage

Don't be afraid of the app, it's our ticket out of here

The COVID-19 app is just one of the many scientific innovations Team Australia can employ to lift social distancing restrictions sooner rather than later.

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Missing airplane food? traveller.com.au/eight-fun-w… via @TravellerAU
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