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Author Archives: Deborah Jackson
Deb joined Intermedia in 2015 as Editor of National Liquor News and Deputy Editor of The Shout. Since then, she has also worked as the Editor of Beer & Brewer and the New Zealand title, World of Wine. Following two years as Associate Publisher of Convenience & Impulse Retailing and Pet Industry News, Deb has returned to her place in the liquor industry as Managing Editor of National Liquor News.
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A “booze-community incubator” to open
A hub for local, small producer booze to open in Sydney’s Newtown this weekend.
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Government forced to reconsider penalty rate reductions
To reverse Fair Work’s earlier decision would be a major setback for the retail and hospitality industry
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Liquor Legends hits 300,000 Rewards Members milestone
The banner group has also seen a huge increase in Rewards Members’ average spend over the past 12 month
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LSA NSW/ACT celebrates excellence in liquor retail
Winners announced for this year’s Retail Liquor Industry Awards for Excellence
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Clovis Taittinger talks Champagne and rosé
Talks about style and quality as well as some of the brand’s plans for Australia
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IGA Liquor on top of customer satisfaction
IGA Liquor improved its customer satisfaction rating by 17.3 percentage points in the last 12 months
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Comte De Noiron: generations of Champagne production
Chief Winemaker Christophe Rapeneau says Comte De Noiron provides a point of difference in-store
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Pernod Ricard talks opportunities in liquor retail
Global spirits producer said that a multicultural shift and ageing population are key opportunities for growth