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The Voice winner Lachie Gill’s year of new music – and breakups
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Kyle and Jackie O back on top of breakfast radio world
Kyle and Jackie O have taken out the top spot in the latest radio ratings survey, narrowly edging 2GB’s Ben Fordham.
How Matt Corby plans to breathe new life into the live music scene
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‘We’ll regret it when it’s gone’: Saxon’s nightlife warning
Saxon Wilson has been a beloved inner west door person since 1989. The 51-year-old warns Sydney “has given all the power over nightlife to developers, and will regret it when we lose it all.”
Licence to kill: cocktail of problems destroying city’s nightlife
Police dogs cruising through packed restaurants, three year waits for liquor licences and overzealous bouncers – these are the masses of red tape and obscure and outdated regulations which are choking Sydney’s night-life.
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