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'Terribly sad day': Beer experts say Boag's closure points to growing cost of brewing
Beer industry stakeholders say it's a "sad day for the history of Tassie beer" after the announcement Boag's brewery in Launceston will close.
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abc.net.au
Breaking: Boag's to cease beer production in Tasmania
The Iconic northern Tasmanian brewer announces it will cease production in the state by November and pay back a government loan it secured to keep its Launceston brewery visitor…
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news.com.au
‘Disappointing’: Iconic beer ends 145yr history
Tasmanian beer manufacturer James Boag will cease production in the state by November as it looks to move onto the mainland.
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theage.com.au
James Boags Brewery in Tasmania set to close after 145 years
After 145 years, the James Boags Brewery in Launceston will shut its doors.
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'Terribly sad day': Beer experts say Boag's closure points to growing cost of brewing
Beer industry stakeholders say it's a "sad day for the history of Tassie beer" after the announcement Boag's brewery in Launceston will close.
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First footy, now beer: Region braces for $50m hit to local economy
The loss of James Boag's brewery and Hawthorn Football Club to northern Tasmania's economy could cost the region a million dollars a week, local leaders say.
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Aussie icon ‘taxed into oblivion’
COMMENTWhat happens when the government decides that it’s the moral police and doesn’t like a common Australian pastime, so it taxes it into oblivion?