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Help Us Change The Live Music Laws in Queensland

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Barbara Sinnamon
10 years ago

When r small businesses going to get a fair go. There r so many overheads that it is impossible for a small business to survive.

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Pete Ladwig
10 years ago

I love live music, and am grateful for places like Coffee Cat that offer it. I don't support government bureaucracy that is nothing about public safety and all about revenue raising.

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Johanna Field
10 years ago

Live music should be enjoyed by all and for all.

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Leonie Lovell
10 years ago

Keep live music alive

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Kylie O'Brien
10 years ago

signing to put a stop to stupid laws that stop small businesses from gaining business by governments gaining more money for themselves.

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Anne Logsdale
10 years ago

Outrageous, good luck Coffee Cat

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Robyn Armstrong
10 years ago

Music is vital and to take this away from any venue is wrong. We have so much talent in qld and the musicians already practically play for nothing and venues end up having to close their doors. Get with the times.

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Lynda Castle
10 years ago

Support live music. It's vital to the cultural ambiance of the Sunshine Coast and other areas around the state.

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Kara Wright
10 years ago

Music is food for the soul...it needs to be heard. Therr is nothing better than dining and listening to some great amplified tunes...catch up Queensland...we have bigger issues.

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Jenny small
10 years ago

Good work!!

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Julie gore
10 years ago

Please change the rules and allow licensed liquor venues to play live amplified music

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liz tomlin
10 years ago

how archaic is this rule? Step into the 21st century Queensland.

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Karen Manz
10 years ago

Time for change

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Tricia Taylor
10 years ago

qld "the granny state ".

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Angie
10 years ago

Just another red tape law that the government make extra money off - very unfair!

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Rowena Duel
10 years ago

Let people chill in peace and with harmony. Give them a break

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Rhys Fox
10 years ago

Liquor Licensing, in particular, the restriction of live music in venues, has gone too far.

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Andrea Kirwin
10 years ago

Let's keep live music at the Cat!

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Sonia Martin
10 years ago

Music we must have!!!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Crazy law