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Thomas parker

By Thomas parker,
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Dohmar

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i think its a mixture of both Vu.....liquor license and and full sick kents....bring back the good times at rise till 10am

its really simple. more police on the beat. take them away from the revenue raising for the peak times when there are loads of drunks (ie weekends) and problem solved.

pollies dont want to hear that - it doesnt affect their target electorates for the most part

its like having a bully in the sandpit at kindy. instead of taking the bully away from the other kids, they want to close the sandpit and spoil everyones fun because theyre to gutless to do anything meaningful about it

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Stricter licensing laws has been a huge factor. I'm good mates with a girl who owns Mojo's and a few other places around town and I've seen first hand how the prices for licensing is just going up and up.

Along with raids/other events on the old clubs making it impossible to obtain another liquor license at the place. Eg. Club199, Rise, St Pauls, Church (although re-opened many years later... No idea how), The Planet, Rapture, The Basement, etc.

And now that Earth, Cargo and Vodka Bar have shut down, it's just another kick in the teeth for Adelaide's nightlife.

Developers simply won't bother with Adelaide - it's too hard to obtain a venue license.

http://www.heaven.com.au/home.php

And I love how the old Heaven website is still up and running, all these years later haha!

Melbourne knows how to party. Nothing like walking out of a club at 7am and into another club at 8am and partying until 3pm.

LAS VEGAS if you want to party... OMG can I say some mad party life in that town. 5 days and no sleep..lol don't even know what time it is most of the time..lol

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