Queensland Hotels Association
Here's Cheers - The QHA Podcast
Listen to the backstory behind the individual hotel and pub success stories within Queensland, the latest product releases and even get to know the decision-makers that impact our industry.
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Queensland Hotels Association
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Latest episode
May 18, 2026
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Episodes
David Janetzki and Stu Watters talks with Bernie Hogan 05.07.2021 39:17
In Episode 3 Bernie talks with Deputy Leader of the Opposition, David Janetzki, about his roots in regional Queensland and how pivotal the hotel industry is to jobs, not only throughout the state, but in particular rural Queensland, like his hometown of Toowoomba, and why the industry needs to be supported. During their chat David also confesses his love for West Coast Cooler. Bernie then catches...
Scott Leach, The Hon Shannon Fentiman MP and Paul St John-Wood 31.05.2021 40:25
In this episode Bernie talks with AHA NSW counterpart Scott Leach on being president, publican and his links to Priscilla Queen of the Desert. He stops by the Waterford Hotel to chat with Attorney-General Shannon Fentiman on why the hotel industry is so important to Queensland and is joined in the studio by QHA Membership Officer Paul St John-Wood, discussing the dangers of live and unedited podca...
Rob Comiskey, David Crisafulli and Joanna Minchinton with Bernie Hogan 04.05.2021 1:00:40
Welcome to the very first QHA Here’s Cheers podcast where we revel in the stories behind the movers and shakers of our industry. In this episode Bernie talks with Rob Comiskey of the Comiskey Group as to why a cookie cutter approach doesn’t work with hotels, the QHA’s Joanna Minchinton about the dangers of ‘going it alone’ and LNP Leader David Crisafulli on why the front bar rules over the beergar...
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