Victorian businesses are breathing a sigh of relief after the government made some much-needed changes to the JobKeeper scheme.

Proving there are still roles to be filled within the hospitality sector comes this major announcement from Crystalbrook.

After staring death in the face, Australia’s largest contemporary multi-arts precinct will reopen to the public later this week.

Thousands of concert attendees are to be used as guineapigs to provide insights into how large indoor events can be held in the ‘new normal’. 

Jenny Aitken hasn’t wasted much time finding a new role since her recent exit from Tourism Australia, unless you count her daytime Netflix bingeing.

Have you been wondering what the hell Virgin and its future owner have been up to as the administration process nears the finish line? All is revealed here.

Meanwhile, The Nibbler’s deputy editor is holding her housemate’s cat hostage so she doesn’t have to do this week’s toilet paper pick-up at Woolies.

Staff at Business Events Perth no longer have to pretend to know all about dugongs, sea otters and porpoises after claiming this major conference.

Were you hoping to be on one of Uber Air’s Melbourne test flights this year? Order some comfort food on Uber Eats to help get over this disappointing news.

Premier Palaszczuk has injected a funding booster shot into Proserpine Entertainment Centre, and the venue claims it didn’t hurt one bit.

Accor’s Simon McGrath has reportedly been spotted wearing a Maroons jersey in celebration of the hotel giant’s expansion in the Sunshine State.

Facebook may be late to the video conferencing party. However, its refreshing fruit punch needs to be applauded.