The recruitment drive for Langham’s luxe new hotel and residences continues apace, which is good news for the local business card maker and office supplies store.

The future of James Packer’s casino empire is looking bleaker by the minute, with The Star no longer interested in teaming up.

While Queensland’s capital was a shoo-in to snare the Games for 2032, it was still a bloody nice bit of news for Aussies to celebrate.

Sean Hunt has donned the overalls to install a vital new cog in Marriott’s revenue machine. Metaphorically speaking, of course.

This is the second time the in-person event has been rescheduled this year. Let’s hope that the third time’s a charm.

It appears the people of Greater Sydney might be bunkering down for a while yet to curb the current COVID-19 outbreak.

Despite what the accompanying image suggests, our editor didn’t break lockdown to interview Nesuto’s WA sales manager in the wilderness.

Having rubbed shoulders with the likes of Barack Obama and Sir Richard Branson, Ransom is sure to have some killer anecdotes to drop on attendees.

Following the festival’s cancellation last year, the event was slated to make a comeback on 6 August. However, Sydney’s world-famous light show will now have to wait a little longer.

Around 20,000 people attended the festival over two days, so it’s lucky there haven’t been more positive cases come from it.

There will be some Aussie talent on show at this once-in-a-generation, 24-hour global event. However, that’s not to suggest Manpower will be doing a routine.

The Nibbler understands Peter Thorpe is already busy working on his putting game after hanging up the boots and exiting the showground.