Hospitality sector calls for lower beer tax and immigration changes ahead of election
Hospitality businesses are lobbying for reduced kegged beer taxes, clearer residency pathways for workers and a national short-term rental register.
Hospitality businesses are putting forward their election priorities ahead of the 2026 election. They are seeking lower taxes on kegged beer, clearer residency pathways for experienced migrant workers, and the establishment of a national register for short-term rentals.
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Lower beer tax, immigration changes on hospitality sector’s election wishlist
Hospitality businesses are calling for lower taxes on kegged beer, clearer residency pathways for experienced workers and a national register for short-term rentals ahead of the 2026 election.