NSW ‘vibrancy reforms’ to combat noise complaints from neighbours of music venues and pubs

Eyes wide open' clause will require new residents in some suburbs to formally acknowledge they are moving into an area with late-night entertainment

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Homebuyers and renters who move in near pubs and music venues in some parts of New South Wales will find it harder make noise complaints under the state government's plan to revive the struggling nightlife industry.

The second tranche of the Minns Labor government's vibrancy reforms" will require people moving into designated entertainment precincts to formally acknowledge they will be living in an area of late-night activity.

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