Return to Rio,created by husband and wife duo Ricky and Alex Cooper,was born in 2013 but last year confronted $300,000 in extra costs under the state’s controversial “user pays” system.
A grand plan to transform the noisy and congested Woodville Road has taken a long time. But it might yet show the way for the city’s other arterial roads – including the one that has defied governments for decades.
Special counsel Gary Green confirmed he was acting for concerned residents as Northern Beaches Council reviews its decision to block The Joey from trading in the evening.
The council that rejected The Joey’s application to trade in the evening over noise concerns has given the restaurant a second chance following a public outcry.
A Sydney restaurant invited locals to “sunset drinks” to celebrate its upcoming opening. It would sow the seed for a noise complaint that would come back to bite it.
The number of NSW venues taking advantage of incentives to program live music has nearly doubled across the state in the past year.
Craig McLaren does traffic planning and road safety audits for a living. Asked to rate the Rozelle Interchange,his reply is blunt:“I don’t think it would get a five out of 10.”
Night Time Economy Minister John Graham says the government-commissioned report shows the relationship between NSW Police and the city’s entertainment providers needs to improve.
NSW Roads Minister John Graham promises that the Rozelle Interchange will be a “game changer” for drivers,but they could pay more than $11 to use it.
The NSW roads minister is demanding the Albanese government “move heaven and earth” and restore funding for a critical motorway junction for Western Sydney Airport.
Venues offering live music and entertainment will be able to trade later and avoid vexatious noise complaints under a suite of reforms introduced to parliament.