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PADDINGTON ROYAL LATEST TOLD TO KEEP IT DOWN

Mitchell Waugh’s Royal Hotel at Paddington is being forced to beef up noise reduction, after shutdown-spoiled local residents complained about the pub’s patrons. Resident complaints spoke of patron noise inside the venue and early-morning noise from trucks and rubbish collection. They also cited people, presumably from the pub, urinating outside and dumping bottles (possibly from […]

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CALEDONIAN HOTELIER PAYS PRICE IN COURT

The licensee of Singleton’s self-proclaimed “freedom” Caledonian Hotel has been convicted and fined in court over his continued consternation about the COVID vaccine. 57-year-old Bradley John Hill has been waging something of a campaign against COVID-19 vaccination requirements. This has included ‘Stand for Human Rights’ half-hams, being given away every Thursday night until Christmas, and

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CONTROVERSIAL NEWCASTLE RESTRICTIONS TO BE LIFTED IN ‘MATURED’ MARKET

The infamous Newcastle restrictions will finally be lifted for the first time in 13 years, bringing the city back in line with the rest of the state and ending a protracted era of treating people going out at night “like criminals”. The NSW State Government has announced a trial that will see the tough patron

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NSW ALLOWS STANDING, DELIVERING “GAME-CHANGER” FOR PUBS

Pubs across New South Wales celebrate a refreshed St Patrick’s Day as coronavirus restrictions ease and patrons are permitted to stand and revel. The new rules came into effect across the state Wednesday after NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian confirmed the relaxation of rules prohibiting standing would proceed as flagged last month. “It’s a game-changer,” says

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GERNER’S LOCKDOWN CHALLENGE RUSHED TO HIGH COURT

Julian Gerner’s challenge of the lockdown conditions has been rushed to the nation’s highest court, in a bid to change coronavirus policies that could set Australian constitutional precedent.  The Melbourne publican has been seeking the matter be heard as a special case by the full court, questioning the validity and effects of measures taken in

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ILGA TRADING HOURS DECISION OVERRULED FOR IRIS

A landmark ruling has been handed down by NCAT, overruling an ILGA decision to prevent late-trading at Iris Group’s Station House Hotel in Campsie. In 2015 Canterbury Council granted development approval for what was to become the Station House, on Beamish Street, in the south-western Sydney suburb of Campsie. The approval granted 2am trading Monday

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ACCUSATIONS MONEY LAUNDERING RIFE IN PUBS AND CLUBS

An expose by the ABC cites an industry whistleblower’s revelations about AML practices in gaming venues, and accusation by MP Andrew Wilkie that over 90 per cent are not compliant. The ABC and 4Corners report centres on a former employee of ClubsNSW, Troy Stolz, who worked as an AML (Anti-Money Laundering) and CTF (Counter-Terrorism Finance)

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