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New 'vibrancy' reforms to avoid repeat of Palm Beach trading saga - Vimarsana News

New 'vibrancy' reforms to avoid repeat of Palm Beach trading saga

The Palm Beach restaurant’s hopes of nighttime dining were dashed after residents living half a kilometre away complained. A new law is set to avoid a repeat.

Source: smh.com.au
Palm Beach row: Premier steps in as fired-up locals slam 'crazy' neighbours who complained about café noise in ritzy suburb - Vimarsana News

Palm Beach row: Premier steps in as fired-up locals slam 'crazy' neighbours who complained about café noise in ritzy suburb

Northern Beaches Council has rejected The Joey's bid to open for dinner and evening drinks, citing concerns over noise impacts on 'nearby properties'.

NSW luxury property: Liam Hemsworth plots $14.6 million designer digs in Byron Bay hinterland - Vimarsana News

NSW luxury property: Liam Hemsworth plots $14.6 million designer digs in Byron Bay hinterland

The house won’t be nearly visible from space like his big brother Chris’s place, but including land cost it will set him back more than $20 million.

Palm Beach Barrenjoey Boatshed blocked from operating at night after just seven locals complained - Vimarsana News

Palm Beach Barrenjoey Boatshed blocked from operating at night after just seven locals complained

The Joey, in Palm Beach, also known as the Barrenjoey Boatshed, is currently open from 7am to 4pm daily, and until 10pm on Fridays and Saturdays during daylight savings.

The inside story of how a serial complainant came to rule Palm Beach - Vimarsana News

The inside story of how a serial complainant came to rule Palm Beach

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.

Source: smh.com.au