A range of changes to the NSW liquor laws to support a thriving and vibrant night-time economy and the associated music and cultural sector were introduced into NSW Parliament in November 2023. These changes will come into force in a staged approach commencing from mid-December and throughout 2024.
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Live music venues can access reduced licensing fees and extra trading hours if they meet the eligibility requirements. This aims to encourage more live music, performance and other arts and cultural events and employment opportunities for musicians and performers.
Venues who want to operate their food service business outdoors can apply to expand their licensed boundary to include a new outdoor dining areas.
Liquor and Gaming are still taking a relaxed enforcement approach and allowing take-away liquor sales and home delivery providing several conditions are met. You can find the details here:
There are still many free courses available for people looking to get into or stay in the hospitality industry.