A letter outlining how NSW cafes, bars, pubs and restaurants, can get live music back on the bill without expensive entertainment licences and fear of being shut down by local council inspectors or police, has been produced by the NSW department of planning at the Alliance’s request. To get more information and to get a copy of the letter please contact Martin Cubby on 02 9333 0938 martin.cubby@alliance.org.au
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A letter outlining how NSW cafes, bars, pubs and restaurants, can get live music back on the bill without expensive entertainment licences and fear of being shut down by local council inspectors or police, has been produced by the NSW department of planning at the Alliance’s request. To get more information and to get a copy of the letter please contact Martin Cubby on 02 9333 0938 martin.cubby@alliance.org.au
