Lockout reversal – too little too late?
By Max Tillman The NSW Government plans to repeal Sydney’s lockout laws effective from January 14th in the CBD and Oxford Street, with Kings Cross …
By Max Tillman The NSW Government plans to repeal Sydney’s lockout laws effective from January 14th in the CBD and Oxford Street, with Kings Cross …
Five years after they were introduced, the NSW Government has announced the state’s controversial lockout laws will be lifted in the Sydney CBD and Oxford …
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The Oxford St entertainment district looks set to be free of lockout laws within months, after an announcement by NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian that Sydney’s …
Alex Greenwich, who has been lobbying for the extension, tweeted, “One night is not enough. I’ll keep pushing for the Mardi Gras festival to be exempt from the lockouts.”
Forster also said easing the laws for a week would be an effective trial of an eventual permanent removal of the 1:30am lockout.
“I’ve emailed over 300 venues and only got two or three replies back. It’s really hard.”
The NSW Premier has been asked to relax the laws as a “gesture of goodwill” to the LGBTI community.
The Imperial Hotel’s owners have reportedly taken over management of the venue while local residents lament how the venue’s name has been tarnished by shutdowns and allegations of drug dealing.
The four candidates for the state electorate of Brisbane Central faced a wide range of questions on during a LGBTI community election forum last night.