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CHANGES TO WORKING HOLIDAY MAKER VISAS TO HIT HOSPITALITY WORKFORCE (ABC NEWS & CHANNEL 9)

26 October 2026 | AHA(WA) CEO Bradley Woods has joined forces with Premier Roger Cook to call on the Federal Government to rethink its proposed changes to Working Holiday Maker visas which will severely impact WA tourism and hospitaliy businesses, especially in the regions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWXlgW6Ve8ghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ADcuF5Nsv8

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WORKING HOLIDAY MAKER CHANGES THREATEN WA HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM WORKFORCE

26 October 2026 | The Australian Hotels Association (WA) has warned that Commonwealth proposed changes to second and third year Working Holiday Maker visas could have major consequences for tourism and hospitality businesses across Western Australia. A joint letter to Home Affairs and Immigration Minister Tony Burke, signed by Premier Roger Cook, AHA(WA) CEO Bradley

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WA HOSPITALITY SERVES UP ITS BEST AT ANNUAL AWARDS

12 October 2026 | Western Australia’s top hospitality venues, operators and people have been recognised at the 2026 AHA & Coca-Cola Hospitality Awards for Excellence, with winners announced across more than 40 categories at Crown Perth tonight. Nokturnl Hospitality Group (The Beaufort, The Old Synagogue, Stories, The Station, and The Queen’s Arms) was named WA’s

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AHA(WA) WELCOMES MAJOR STEP FOR A MORE VIBRANT WESTERN AUSTRALIA

9 October 2026 | The Australian Hotels Association (WA) has welcomed the launch of Western Australia’s first Night-Time Economy Strategy, describing it as a major win for the State’s hospitality industry and an important step towards making WA more vibrant, attractive and competitive after dark. AHA(WA) CEO Bradley Woods AM said the Association had worked

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WEEKEND SET TO KICK GOALS FOR WA HOSPITALITY

22 September 2026 | The Australian Hotels Association (WA) says WA’s hospitality industry is set for a bumper long weekend, with Fremantle’s AFL Grand Final appearance, the Wallabies’ Test against South Africa, and the King’s Birthday public holiday leading into the school holidays expected to drive strong trade across the State. Fremantle’s AFL Grand Final appearance

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