
QHA Update
Stay informed on all the latest developments that affect you as a hospitality service provider in Queensland with our handy QHA Update Newsletter, filled with breaking news relevant to publicans and hoteliers.
Input Requested: Hospitality Micro-credential Training Program*
The Queensland Hotels Association is currently developing a targeted training initiative to support skills development across the hospitality industry.
Read MoreHOTEL GAMING MACHINE OPERATING AUTHORITIES TENDER SALE
The next tender for hotel electronic gaming machine operating authorities in Queensland will open on Wednesday 5 August 2026 and close at 4pm on Wednesday 26 August 2026. LEARN MORE…
Read MoreAnnual liquor and wine licence fees 2026–27 reminder
The new financial year is almost upon us, and that means annual licence fee notices are on their way.
Read MorePayday Super tips from Hostplus
Under Payday Super, data issues matter more than ever. One practical step employers can take to reduce delays is to upload an unmanipulated contribution file…
Read MoreLow Electricity Rates and Free Network Tariff reviews for all QHA members
TTEG is offering QHA members a complimentary review of their electricity contract and network tariff to help identify potential savings opportunities.
Read MoreCash Express Legend — Now Available
An iconic Aristocrat brand is back but reimagined with new gameplay and new characters, creating an unforgettable new player experience.
Read MoreCountry of origin labelling for seafood
If you sell dishes that contain seafood, be aware of the new information standard that comes into force from 1 July 2026
Read MoreWhen is “one” really one? Rethinking contiguity in licensed premises
Is “contiguity” really an arguable concept? Sometimes, it would seem so given the number of decisions which have been made by QCAT on this issue. Mark Marsden, Partner at Mullins Lawyers, considers…
Read MoreAnnual wage review decision announced
On 2 June 2026, the Fair Work Commission handed down its Annual Wage Review Decision for 2026. The QHA can advise that a wage increase of 4.75% will apply to modern award wages and to the National Minimum Wage.
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