Pubs in NSW will no longer be forced to kick out drunk people but instead are encouraged to take care of them inside. This comes as the state introduces an array of ‘vibrancy laws’ to improve nightlife culture.
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- NSW Government introduces reforms allowing venues to keep intoxicated patrons inside for safety. 12s
- The change removes the requirement for intoxicated people to leave and move 50 metres from venues. 36s
- Supporters say the reform will reduce street violence and injuries. 39s
- Concerns raised about additional responsibilities for venue staff, especially on busy nights. 57s
- The reform is part of broader efforts to boost Sydney’s late-night economy. 1m 40s