NSW GOVERNMENT BRINGS THE MUSIC BACK
Source: New South Wales. Minister for Planning. Media Release.
“Changes which come into effect from Monday will make it cheaper and easier for clubs, pubs, cafés and restaurants to host live music. Planning Minister, Kristina Keneally, announced that the NSW Government will abolish special licenses required for local venues to play live music. “The abolition of the Place of Public Entertainment licenses mean local eateries and watering holes no longer need development approval if they want to host live bands or musicians,” Ms Keneally said.”
Friday, October 30, 2009
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Labels: Business and Industry, Creative economy, Gambling and liquor, Public administration
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