Appendix A

Manly Vale Hotel

Chief Health and Building Surveyor's recommendations regarding renewal of licence, based upon Board of Fire Commissioners Report.

Source: Warringah Council File 1075/240-252 - G 1984.

1. Install hose reels and hydrants throughout the entire building as specified by the provisions of Parts 27.3 and 27.4 of Ordinance 70.

2. Provide emergency lighting and illuminated exit signs throughout the entire building as specified by the provisions of Clauses 24.29, 55.12 and 55.13 of Ordinance 70.

3. Remove all barrel bolts, deadlocks, chains and padlocks to all exit doors and doors leading to an exit door and replace with a latch that complies with Clause 24.20(7) of Ordinance 70.

4. Install a one hour fire rated shelter and a one hour fire rated door and jamb and self-closer to the kitchen servery, adjacent to the Peninsula bar room.

5. Install a fire blanket in the kitchen located in the first floor.

6. Install two kilogram C02 fire extinguishers in the kitchen located on the first floor.

7. Install an approved alarm device in the coolrooms located in the kitchen on the first floor and the coolroom located on the ground floor as specified by the provisions of Clause 53.2(l)(b) of Ord 70.

8. Construct a two hour fire rated wall around the dumb waiters service hoist located in the kitchen and in the cellar on the ground floor specified by Clause 16.8 of Ordinance 70.

9. Install a one hour fire rated door to both dumb waiter and service hoist, the doors to be so designed that they only open at the level at which the dumb waiter is parked.

344 10. Install one hour fire rated ceiling doors and jambs to the cleaners cupboards, situated on the western side of the auditorium on the first floor under the bio box.

11. Install an approved device to the egress door on the southern elevation adjacent to the Red Piano Bar to enable the door to be held in a fully open position as specified by Clause 24.20(5)(b) of Ordinance 70.

12. Install a one hour fire rated door and jamb and self-closer to the storage cupboard between the stairs giving from the kitchen on the first floor.

13. Increase the stair width to 1020 mm between handrails of the egress stairs on the eastern elevation as specified by Clause 24.23 of Ordinance 70.

14. Remove the steel grill to the egress door from the motel section on the eastern elevation to the ground floor.

15. Reinstate the egress door from the motel section on the eastern elevation to working order.

16. Install one hour fire rated doors, jambs and self-closers to all motel entry doors and public rooms that have access from the internal hallway as specified by Clause 24.23 of Ordinance 70.

17. Remove servery hatches and fan lights that are located in the walls of the motel units fronting the public corridor and seal the opening to provide a one and a half hour fire rating.

18. Install panic bolts as specified by Clause 24.52(8) of Ordinance 70 to the doors in the first floor main lounge auditorium in the northern and western walls, and those doors being hung in two folds, and to be made to open outwards.

19. Install smoke detectors in the Piano Bar, auditorium, cellar and the detectors being connected to the control circuit of the air conditioning unit located in the cellar so that in the event of activation the air conditioning system will automatically cease operation.

20. Install an external hydrant within 90m from the exit doors of the building.

21. Remove all Cane-ite ceiling material to the first floor and install a 13 mm fire protective grade plasterboard ceiling throughout the entire first floor ceiling.

22. Provide a 13 mm fire protective grade plasterboard to the partition wall between the dining room and the bar located on the first floor.

345 23. Remove the concertina door located within the auditorium.

24. Install a partition wall from floor to ceiling lined both sides with 13mm fire protective grade plasterboard between the bistro and the public bar.

25. Install 35mm solid core doors with self-closers to the office, dressing rooms, storeroom in the auditorium and to the staff room and stage to the auditorium.

26. Install a one hour fire rated metal shutter to the opening between the southern bar and the auditorium.

27. Install an egress door opening in the direction of travel adjacent to the roller shutter in the cellar storeroom on the eastern side of the building.

28. Install 35mm solid core doors with self-closing device to:

(i) The Red Piano Bar to the internal corridor. (ii) The cellar storeroom to the internal corridor. (iii) Staff rooms to the internal corridor. (iv) Caretaker's flat to the internal corridor. (v) The scullery room to the internal corridor.

29. Remove the cupboard enclosure beneath the internal stair connecting the first and ground floor.

30. Provide a 13 mm fire protective grade plasterboard around all internal electrical switchboards.

31. Provide a total egress stair width from the first floor to the lower level to 10.71m.

Note: In the event that the conditions attached to any licence under the Liquor Act 1982 permit the number of persons occupying the Main Lounge/Auditorium exceeding 408, then the Council will require, and may issue, further notices under Section 317(D)(1) of the Local Government Act, the following works specified hereunder:

(a) (i) Increase the total number of exits from the main lounge/auditorium from 2 to 5 with a total door width of 10.20m.

(ii) Increase the total egress stair width from the first floor to the lower level to 17.34m.

Based on Theatre and Public Halls Act calculations pursuant to Section 23 and Schedule B for the main lounge auditorium:

346 Main Lounge/ Auditorium 1, 048

(Theatres & Public Halls Act)

Remainder (Ordinance 70) 647

Total People 1, 695

(b)(i) Increase the total number of exits from the main lounge/auditorium from 2 to 5 with a total door width of 13.80m.

(ii) Increase the total egress stair width from the first floor to the lower level to 20.43m

Based on the Theatres and Public Halls Act, but with calculation of main lounge/auditorium from the Police Department:

Main lounge/auditorium 1,300 (Police Dept) Remainder (ordinance 70) 643

Total 1,947

347 Lovers. The Metro. George St, City-. Penrith Hotel. 9-4 am. $8 8 30-12.30 am. 7-11 pm. Harbour. 6- midnight, 7.30 pm. $26 DARREN CARS Observer Hotel. The iNSURGESIirterta. Die Pomatar. a ROBIN LEE SINCLAIR BAND Ash fie id HARLEM SWING With Jlrl Klrpac Soup iiin.Mr» Rocks, 3.304.30 pm. and Frsaaf, (Upstairs 8- mloWght. $7). OJ RSL. 7.3011.30 pm, Pius Restaurant. Sydney. 8-12.30 am BERNIE SEOEEHN Observer Hotel. The Stoned Crow. Crows Nest. Mr Chill fDownstairs 8-2 am]. The ROCK CAT ROCK Penrith RSL. S 20 dinner & Show. SS After 10 pm Rocks. 3.307 pm. JANET S El DEL QUINTET Manly Ian BLOODY MARY Bond! Rood Hotel. Mas son (Conductor). Roger 10-1.30 am. Globe Venue, rung St Newtown. Festival. Ctwortftont Stage, 1-2 pm. THE BONDI WD Raby Tevam, 24 pm. DAVE NATURAL Observer Hotel. The JAKK BAND * CH1ARA BROWNE ROCK'NEDDY'S Mt Prrtchard Woodward {Piano]. Lentz. Pan. JIVE BOMBERS Manly Jazz Festival, BUMPCTTY BOOl, The ROSS Of Rocks. 9.30-2.30 am Marlborough Hotel. Newtown. Community Ctub, 08 pm. ScrlabJn. Sydney Opera House Manty Wharf Stage, 2.303.30 pm. Australia Hotel. Erskinevllle, 6-9 pm. DAVID BOND Epping RSI. 9-12.30 am. 9.30-1 am ROCK OLA CoHarcyServices Beach Concert Hall. 8 pm. KINQSIEV LOOKER Consroy Services CHARTBUSTERS Rydalmere Central. DIRTY DEEDS The AC/OC Show, The JUMP ON THE CAT Brendan Behan Club. 8.3012.30 em Beach Club. 5 308.30 pm, 8- midnight. insh Pub. Chippendale. 8 pm. ROSE TATTOO SHOW Jolly Frog Hotel. W ALLY TEMPLE TRIO Sweet Emmas JUST US Newtown RSL. ft midnighi Windsor, n-3 am. DAN O'LEARY Georges Rtver Sailing General Bourne Hotel. Parramatta. Restaurant. Saigowian. 8 pm. Saturday KAINO Copeoetk, Bat & Bail Hotel. RUEBEN FRY Excelsior Hotel. Glebe Club, 3 30-7.30 pm. 8-5 am. $7. free before 8 pm. WAVE featuring AimMerle Rudd. The Redfem. $5. 8.30 pm. DARREN CARR Observer Hotel, The DNA Expose' Red Cow Hotel. Penrith. Rocks Square 12-3 pm 7- 11 pm. KARMA ZOO Melancholy Angels, SACRED HEARTS Pittwater RSL. Rocks. 7.15-11.30 pm, 8.3012.X am. DAVE NATURAL Garry Owen Hotel. ABBA LANCHE Trie ABBA Show, THE DREADNAUTS Bondi Road Hotel. Marred Luck, NorthpoInt Tavern. North rock SEATTLE SOUND FJ Rancho Hotel. Roieile. 47.30 pm. Western Suburbs Leagues. Leumeah. THE DOORS EXPERIENCE Bull & Bush Sydney. 8.30 pm. S6. Eastwood. 8.3012 30 am. DAVID LANE Excelsior Hotel. Glebe 82 am Hotel. Bauikham Hills. 9.30-1 am. KATZ CANT DANZ Sort Rock Cafe, SHAYLEE WILDE St Patncks Tavern. BECCYCOLECanterbury-Hurlestone ACCOUNTANTS WITH ATTITUDE THE ECHOES Matnckwlle RSL Collaroy. 11-2 am country 6-11 pm. KEVIN BOR1CH Lowrshom Hotel. Sydney. 10.301.30 am Park RSL DIRTY DEEDS The AC/DC Show. ASMon MoW. Parramatta. Jagged Little PIU-AJanb* Morrioette EDDIE FRASER A THE MEMPHIS 9 3012 30 am. SKUNKHOUR Skulker, Patrick's. BUCKSHOT Chatswood RSI 9.20-12.30 am. Show, BarrwtotmOV, Camobelltown OUTLAWS Rockdale RSL. 8- midnight. KLSSTEWA Forest inn. Be«kty.ftl am, Pennant Hills, 8-1 am, $12 (l/b) 8 pm. Ibnedancing instruction) ANTON ZAMMfT Bradbury Inn. RSL Club. 7-12-30 am. $10. THE ELVIS EXPERIENCE Drummoyne ss. SLEAZE BALL PARTY DJ'a Kate 7 30-11 30 pm. 7 30-11 pm. EQUINOX Hooley Johnny A, Marconi SSL Dub. ft midnight. |S. LETS PARTY Sydney Aussie Rules Monroe, Merit Dynemli. Luke, 10 pm. CLAIRE Australian Arms Hotel. Penntn. 0, AUSTRALIAN HADE Blacktown Dty Soccer Club. 8- midnight. $10 THE ENDLESS SUMMER BEACH Dub. KmgsCross. 11.55-2.30 am, 15 b/f midnight. rUnselas. Taylor 8.3011.30 pm. Soccer Club. Nth Seven Htrb. THE DOORS EXPERIENCE Harbord PARTY Norths Rugby CK*. UVE WIRE Welcome Inn. Square. ROBIN LEE SINCLAIR Bronte RSL S3 30 pm. Diggers Memorial Club. 8-2 am. $7. 10-12.30 am. 7.3011.30 pm SUNDAY BLOODY SUNDAY Grand Club, 7-11 pm. THE AUSTRALIAN MONKEES BAND Hotel. Bond junction. 9.30 midnight. ROSEMARY RAE Jannali Inn. Free Before 9 pm. Revesby VVdrkers Club. 8- midnight. EVA Wisemans Ferry Bowling Club, THE LIVING END Crank, Oraruze THE SWINGING SIXTIES Sports Bar. 8.15-11.30 pm THE FABULOUS PICASSO BROTHERS AUSTRALIAN PIAYED The Original 0: 7.30-11.30 pm. County, Annandale Hotel. 8-11.30 pm. Revesby Workers. lOl am They Coll Me Bruce, General Bourke. Musk: Trrbutue. Hawtosbury Sporting THE FABULOUS BLUES BROTHERS $4. THEY CALL ME BRUCE Cronulla Hotel. Parramatta. 4- midnight. Club. Norm Richmond, 9-3 am. S4 Me'N'Khn Bronte RSL Dub. MARK COREY Bondi Diggers Club. ft midnight. North Bond), 8- midnight 8- 12.30 am. THE FAMILY VON TRAPP Present*' A before 8.16 after 8 pm acoustic 1 Retro Patty Night , Homsby RSL. BABY LOVES TO CHA CMA A/gyle THE FABULOUS PICASSO BROTHERS MAT forest** RSL. 7.30-11 pm. TIME LORDS Mt DnjfH Bunders CPR Bald Rock Hotel. Balmain. ft midnight. $5 members/$7 others Street Tavern. Perremana. 9-5 am. $7. Collingwood Hotel. Liverpool, MAX GERMAN) Asqurlh Leagues Dub. Women Club, ft midnight. 8 3011.30 pm. FATIGUE Forest Inn BexJey. THE BAP STUDS Five Dock RSL. 9 301 30 am. TONY KEOCabre Vale aggers. MULTICULTURAL SPRING RECITAL 7-10.30 pm. S -mdn;ghT THE FAMILY VON TRAPP PRESENTS MEDICINE BEND St George Tavern. 8.30 pm. TONY WILLIAMS Castle Hill RSL. (Piano), St Lukes Presbyter an Church. FIERCE Sleaze Boll Recovery Patty 10 BEAN Hopetoun Hotel. Surry Hills, $6 'A Rebn Party Night' Gtenbraok 11 30-3 am 7 30-11.30 pm 28 Lord St RosevUle. $15/512.8 pm. DJ'a. 9 am. $10. ON THE OTHER SIDE BEATNIX The BeatJes Show, Uncle Bowling Club, ft midnight MO'S MUSIC MACHINE Mona Vale (rising from the Sleese Night Recoveiy> Buck's Saloon. Pemrth, 8-3 am. THE FIRM Blailand Tavern, ft 1 am, Hotel. TREVOR WESTON Observer Hotel. The By The Girt* For The OH*, DJ'S Kate BIO HITS Maroubra Seals. Club. SB. before 8 pm MOLLY RASHER Scruffy Murphys City, Rocks, 8.30-1.30 em 8.30-11.30 pm FIVE FOR A POUND Birdw O'ReWy's. 11 pm TWO TRIBE Mona Vole Hotel. classical MOV1N ON UP Dee Why RSL. 9.30-12.30 em. Bartiara Clare, Aku Sosnov. lude TteJ. THE BIO BOPPCT Tempe Hotel. wynnyard. 9-2 am. APPASSIONATO Scenes from Cool fan 9- rmdnezht VIBE Surf Rock Cafe. Coltaroy. Mendy RolDrts. Lazer Goddess Show, Tempe. ft midnight. FRENCH CONNECTION Suthedend Tutta. Le Noae di Figaro. Puccini. MR WIZARD Camngboh Inn, lOl am 5 pm, S15. Kinseias. Taylor Souare BITTASWEET Hampton Court Hotel. Trade Union Club. 7 30-11 30 pm. FJgar, Barber, and Gershwin. Margaret 8.30- rrtUraght. VOX Old Sydney Parkroyal. THE FIRM Guildford Leagues Dub. Kings Cross, 10-1 30 am. FRESH Kookaburra Hotel. Carney Vale. Coon [ soprano) MietieBe Aghn 912.30 am. 8-1 am. BLAISE Observer Hotel. The Rocks. 8- 1 am. NO EXIT The Angsts Tribute. Undo (meno soprano]. Jonathan McCauley FLOYD VINCENT a THE CHILD 3 308 30 pm. FUN IN ACAPULCO New Brighton Buck's Saloon. Ml Drum. 8-1 am. WHAT DA FUNK Revesby Workers. (bantone). Fiona MeCsbe (piano), ON THE ROCKS Canley Heights RSL 9- 1 am. BRIDES Strawberry Hifls.Hotel. THE BOND) KIDO Imperial Hotel. Hotel. Manly, 10-1 am Diane Emery {director). Ok) Darlington Club, ft midnight WHOLE LOTTA ZEP Forrester Inn. 710 pm. Picion, 8.30- mkJnlgW. FUNHOUSE Manly Pecfflc, 9,30-1 am. School. Sydney University. S15/S10. 8.3011.30 pm THE GAP Macquarie Aims Hotel, BOOGIE WONDERLAND Alexanders FUNKY ORASS Crows Nest Hotel. includes suppe' Quakers HII. 10 301 am. 110 WILDCATZ The Impenal Hotel. Windsor. 12-5 pm. 9ariGrill. Liverpool. 11-2 em. Cmws Nest, 1O1.30 am. 5ALUT The Glories Of The French PAUL PHILLIPS Toongabble Bowling Lethhardt. 10-1 30 am GEOFF HINCHCUFF Observer Hotel. BOOM CRASH OPERA Reservoir Dogs. QANQSTERS OF LOVE Imperial Hotel. Baroque, Softy Memtaah. (recorder). Club. 8- midnight THE ZIPS WentworthvrUe Leagues. The Rocks. 7.15-11.30 pm. Bathorst Street Party Clifton. 8.30-11.30 pm Tim BJorrrlletd. (Baroque cello) Luke PARTY PIGS Homsby Railway Hotel. 10.301 pm. GERRY ft THE ATRIX Newtown RSL. BOWMAN SISTERS Golden Shea! GEOFF YULE SMITH Revesby Workers Oreen (Harpsichord]. St James, rung St 8 30 midnight 2-5 pm. Hotel. Double Bey, 12.304.30 pm. Club. 8- mWrtsjtt. Syohey.Bpm.S25/S15. PAT GALLAGHER Mlncnins Country GOING BERZERK North Cronulla Hotel. CACTUS BROS. Epplng Hotel. B-l am OERRY 4 THE ATRIX Mascot RSL. Comfort Resort Rooty hib, 7-11 pm. 8-12.30 am. CASSY 8 THE BOSSA BEATS Hotel 7.30-11.30 pm. PETER DOYLE 8 RON BLAKE ANITA THOMAS QUARTET Sunday GOTHAM CITY HORNS Sydney Hilton. BonrJ. 4-7 30 pm. Q18BO A CO Berowra RSL. Club. jazz Rrverview Hotel, Belmetn, Bookocdno, AveMn. 11-1 pm 9.301.30 am. CATE HALLIDAY Daring Heoour 7.30-11.30 pm. 8.3011.30 pm. BEACHHEAD Manly Cove Stage. Marty GROOVE KITCHEN Dance Party with DJ Partuoyai. 711 pm. OOINO BERZERK Kemps Creek. THE PENETRATDRS Royal Hotel. Ryde. Jazz Festival. 3.30 pm. Artm & Percussionist Pate. Marty Jazz CHARISMATIC SCREEN CREATURES 9- 1 am. 8.3011pm DOUO WILLIAMS The easement. ACCOUNTANTS WITH ATTITUDE Festival. Twocan Restaurant. Many Harbourvlew Hotel, Newtown, OOOD TIMES Avalon Beach RSL Club. rock THE PINK CHEVY'S Windsor RSL Club, Circular Quay. 9.302.30 am. Frrzroy Hotel. WVWsor. 6 309 30 pm $8/S10Mnvadoor 8- irvdrtgbt 9 pm. ft midnight SIS. AERO Crossroads Hotel, lOl am. IAN TURPIE WooHoomooloo Bay Hotel, CHARTBUSTERS St Patricks Tavern, THE HOLMES BROTHERS (USA) THe • Strawberry HiUs Hotel. THE AUSTRALIAN BLUES BROTHERS 6-10 pm. City. 9- midnight Harboursl* Brasserie. Pier One. PRINCESS Stamford Hotel. North Ryde. 6 30-11.30 pm 9 pm. $6. SHOW Jama* Inn, Jama*. 68.30 pm. INSTANT KARMA (Songs Of The CIRCUS ANIMALS Cold Chisel Show, 8 30 pm. $20 RADIO BANDITS GuUdford Leagues. ECLIPSE ALLEY FIVE Evening Star AUSTRALIAN PLAYED Uncle Bucks Beatles). Revesby Heights Inglebum RSLClub. 8.30-11.30 pm. HOOLAHAN Flight 47, The Cot 4 Rddte Hotel. Surry Halt. 4-7 pm. Saloon, Mt Druttt. ft rrtdnrght. Ex-Servicemens Oub. 6.3010 30 pm COUNTDOWN EXPLOSION Sharks Balmain.8 30 pm. $6 FLUTE SAFARI Manly Jan Festival. THE BAH STUDS Sydney Markets Club JIMMY BEAR El Rancho Hotel. B-l am. international Cronulla Leagues Club. HYDRO MEN Orut PoUon, Stardust Twocan Restaurant, Manly, 4 308.30 pm » >. 8.30-10 pm. Hotel, Cabramatta. 8 pm.

SUNDAY BLOODYSUNDAY The ui fRefish) Hopetoun THE MOOOS Soup Plus Restaurant, Ultimate U2 Show. The Golden Sheaf Hotel. Surry HBs. Sydney. 7.3011.30 pm. $5 music Hotel. Double Bay. 7.30-10 pm RAZE Foots Qreus, Merge. Northpomi SWING THING (20 piece Jam band) SUPEHFtSH Cloveily Hotel. 610 pm Tavern, North Sydney. 830 pm. $5. Reunion Of The Braes Machine, John THE SWINGING SIXTIES Scruffy RUEBEN FRY Excelsior Hotel. Glebe MomW, The HartourskJe Brasserie, Murphy's. City, ft midnight I Observer Hotel, The 8.30 pm. Pier One. THAT GUY Croydon Park Hotel, rock JIVE BOMBERS Souths Juniors. Rocks. 8-11 30 cm. SUZIE CONNOLLY The Tenants The 44 pm. 8- midnight. GEORGIE & THE UNICORNS Cat & BdoTe Salman. 8.30 pm, $5. KAREN JACOBSEN DUO Novoiel. TIM SHAW Uncle Buck's Saloon. Punchbowl RSL Sporting 4 Rec Oub. Darting Harbour. 123 am Penmh. ft midnight 7 3011.30 pm. country KEITH 'ALIAS' Old Sydney Parkroyal, TONY KEO Blacktown RSL. GEORGIE a THE UNICORNS THE QRAFtTTl BAND Excelsior Hotel. 4.308 pm. 6.3010 pm. Riverstone RSL Oub. ft rrtfdnight. Surry Hills. LETS PARTY Nag's Head Hotel. TUCKTTtNYA Ml Druiti Builders jazz JELLYBEAN JAM Golden Sneaf Hotel. JANET SOD a QUARTET vrtth BEN Giebe.B-ll.4Spm. Workers Club. 3.307 30 pm Double Bay. 710 pm. WILDCATZ St Patricks Tavern. JONES Soup Plus Restaurant. Sydney. LOUISE PERRYMAN Drummoyne LETS PARTY O'Maliey's Hotel. Kings acoustic Rowers. 8.45-11.45 pm Sydney, 7-9.30 pm 7 3011.30 pm $5. Cross. 9.301.30 am. IRTSH POLK SESSION (singers, MAL EASTICK BAND Belmont Hotel. JIMI TENOR The Avalanches, The MONDAY SKOOL The Globe Venue. musicians Invited) Brendan Behan Irish Belmont. 8 3011 45 pm Basement, Circular Quay. 9 pm. $19 King St Newtown, ft midnight. TABAS Strawberry Hills Hotel. Pub. Chippendale. 8 pm. M ANSEL WILLIAMS TRIO Hakoah MUSIC CANDLEBRA Excelsior Hotel. ANITA THOMAS QUINTET Featuring ftmkJrvghr, $8. Club. Bondr Beach. 10-1 30 am Glebe B pm jazLiz Geyerz. Manl y Jazz Festival, wharf MARK COREY The Golden She a! RON OSBOR N Heathcote Ciuzens Club. Food Hall. 3.15-4.45 pm Hotel. Double Bay. 2-6 pm. Heathcote. 3-7 pm, classical CAROL RALPH a> THE TTSHOMINQP MARK PUNCH Observer Hotel. The SCOTT DONALDSON Orient Hotel, The THE TUDOR FOUR North Ryde TRIO Sweet Emmas Restaurant. Rocks. 3.307 pm. Rocks, 8.30 midnight rock Community Centre. Cor's Road. North MARY ANNE REX DUO The Impenal BaJgowtsh. 8 pm. SHUFFLE KINGS Manly Panne. ATLANTIC SLIDE Hot Fridge, Ryde. $io/$5. Hotel. Letchhardl.8.30 midnight D.l.a. The Basement. Circular Quay. 69 30 pm Northpomt Tavern. North Sydney. SYDNEY SYMPHONY presents a MIXED NUTS The Steyne Hotel. 9 om. $15. 8 30 pm. $5. PHILLIP MASTER SERIES CONCERT Manly Beacn. 3-11 pm GLEN RHODES Darting Harbour Explosion, OMtnuo, NorthPoint Tavern. THE BANDITS Juke Box Classic Hits', MarcenoVIoWiCoriductor). Esther MOLLY RASHER St Patricks Tavern. Parkroyal. 12 30-2 30 pm North Sydney. 8 30 pm. $5. Hound Dog George Galea, General Van Streasn (viola). Verdi. Respighi. Sydney, 10 301 30 am GYPSY SWING Harbour Rocks Hotel. THE WETSUITS Hopetoun Hotel. Surry Bourke. Parramana. 8-1 am, $5. [l/nl BenToi. 8 pm. Sydney Opera House MOWN ON UP Revesby Workers 1-4 pm. Hies. $2, 8 pm. Concert HaH. $38 3 30-8 pro. HARLEM SWING Manly Pacific. ZUPAPHEAK Bondi Road Hotel BERNIE SEQEDIN Observer Hotel. The hursday 12 3 30 pm MR BREEZE Quakers Inn. Quakers Rocks. 8-1130 am HEADLAND GOSPEL/BLUES Sweet Hill. 5.308.30 pm THE FABULOUS PICASSO BROTHERS Emmas Restaurant. Baigowlah. NAIROBI TRIO CaSongwriter's Nejht) Excelsior Hotel Sunv hm GAIETY 19PC SWING BAND with RON JOHN HILL Nnvnrm rwwMMv... SON OBI* cut arts th» MsitwNwai classical

Appendix B. Sydney Morning Herald Metro Guide, 3rd - 4th October, 1997

348 Appendix C

Director of Liquor and Gaming v Phoenician Club of Australia Ltd

On 26 October 1995 John Timothy Lynch, the Director of Liquor and Gaming, made a complaint that the Phoenician Club of Australia Limited, a club registered under the Registered Clubs Act 1976:

1. Permitted "rave parties" or "dance parties" and live band performances to take place in the auditorium of the defendant club, and attendance was open to members of the public generally for said "rave parties" or "dance parties" and live band performances not being functions within the meaning of s23 of the Act; and

2. The defendant club has not exercised its certificate of registration in the public interest in that on the dates specified in ground l(i) above (those being dates particularised ranging from 7 April 1995 to 21-22 October 1995) the defendant club permitted "rave parties" or "dance parties" and live band performances to take place, attendance at which was open to members of the public generally, including persons under the age of 18 years, being persons not otherwise entitled to use the accommodation, facilities or amenities of the defendant club.

Grounds of Complaints

Ground One

"The requirements of section 10(1) have not been met in relation to the Defendant Club in that the Defendant Club did not keep, in accordance with section 10(1 )(1) of the Act, correct accounts and books in respect of the financial affairs of the Defendant Club showing the particulars usually shown in accounts and books of a like nature."

Ground Two

"Liquor has been illegally sold, supplied or disposed of on the premises of the Defendant Club during the period of 2 years that last preceded the making of the complaint."

Ground Three

"Section 17(lAA)(a)(xi)

349 A rule of the Defendant Club has been habitually broken in that the Defendant Club failed to keep registers for the purpose of section 30(2)(k) of the Act in accordance with the provisions of section 31(l)(c) of the Act in respect of the period January 6 to October 1995 inclusive."

Ground Four

"A rule of the Defendant Club has been habitually broken in that the Defendant Club failed to keep registers for the purpose of section 30(2)(1) and 30(2)(m) of the Act in accordance with the provisions of section 31(l)(d) and 31(l)(e) of the Act in respect of the period January to October 1995 inclusive."

Ground Five

Section 17(lAA)(a)(xiv)

"The Defendant Club has failed to comply with a Condition to which its Certificate of Registration is subject in that the Defendant Club has failed to satisfy certain of the conditions relating to the keeping, using and operating of poker machines set out in Schedule 2, Registered Clubs Regulation 1983 which are conditions of the Defendant Club's Certificate of Registration by the combined effect of section 9A(6) of the Act and the Clause 20J Registered Clubs regulation 1983."

Ground Six

Section 17(lAA)(e)

"The Defendant Club failed to provide explanations of cancelled credit discrepancies, jackpot discrepancies and cash flow discrepancies as required by section 87H of the Act in quarterly returns lodged with the Liquor Administration Board for the quarters ended 31 May 1994, 31 August 1994, 30 November 1994 and 28 February 1995."

Ground Seven

"The Defendant Club did not keep registers in accordance with section 30(2)(k) and 30(2)(1) of the Act in that registers in respect of various dates between 1 January, 1995 to 14 November 1995 were not kept or, in the alternative, if the registers were kept, that the Defendant Clubfailed to comply with a Notice to Produce issued by the Complainant under Section 27A(4) of the Act dated 13 November 1995 in that the Defendant Club failed to produce certain registers of guests under section 30(2)(k) of the Act and registers of temporary members under section 30(2)(1) of the Act in respect of period 1 January 1995 to 14 November 1995."

350 Ground Eight

"The Defendant Club failed to exercise its certificate of registration in the public interest in that, on 21-22 October 1995, persons under the age of 18 years were allowed to be present in areas of the Defendant Club in which poker machines were situated and further that the Defendant Club failed to take steps to ensure that persons under the age of 18 years would not be present in areas of the Defendant Club in which poker machines were situated, and further the Defendant Club failed to ensure effective supervision to prevent persons under the age of 18 years from being present in the said areas and failed to have a system in operation ensuring that persons under the age of 18 years were forthwith removed from the said areas."

Ground Nine

"The Defendant Club failed to exercise its certificate of registration in the public interest in that, on 21-22 October 1995, Joanne Katherine Monk, a person under the age of 18 years, being 15 years of age, operated a poker machine on the premises of the Defendant Club."

Ground Ten

"The Defendant Club failed to exercise its certificate of registration in the public interest in that, on 21-22 October 1995 the drug, esctasy, and other prohibited drugs within the meaning of the Drug Misuse and Trafficking Act 1985 were being used by persons attending the Apache Dance Party at the Defendant Club and were available for sale on or in the immediate vicinity of the premises of the Defendant Club and were obtained by purchase or otherwise and consumed by persons on or in the immediate vicinity of the premises of the Defendant Club."

Ground Eleven

"The Defendant Club failed to exercise its certificate of registration in the public interest in that, on 21-22 October 1995 it did not have adequate security staff available to monitor and control the conduct of patrons attending the Apache Dance Party and to prevent the use and sale of prohibited drugs within the meaning of the Drug Misuse and Trafficking Act 1985 on or in the immediate vicinity of the premises of the Defendant Club."

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Landscapes of Power: From Detroit to Disney World. University of California Press, Berkeley, Los Angeles and Oxford, 1991

Zumeris, Bronius. 'Popular Music: Places and Spaces'. IASPM Australia-New Zealand conference paper, 24th June, Melbourne University, 1995

376 II. Policy Publications and Legislation

A.R.E. Entertainment Company. Submission to the NSW Musicians' Union. 23rd May, 1996

Arnold, M.J and Laidler, T.J. Situational and environmental factors in alcohol-related violence. Federal Department of Human Services and Health. Australian Government Publishing Service, Canberra, 1994

Arts Law Centre of Australia. Performers and the Law. Conference Papers, 8th December, 1986

Atteridge, J., Kell, S., and Vidor, C. Non-Conforming Uses in Sydney. Urban Studies 5, Macquarie University, Sydney, 1979

Ausmusic. Sound Advice: A Marketing Plan for Ausmusic. Core Concepts, October, 1991

Stayin' Alive NSW. Australian Contemporary Music Development Company, Melbourne, 1993

Stayin' Alive: Creating Jobs and Culture. Australian Contemporary Music Development Company, Melbourne, 1994

Austrade. The Popular Music Industry — A Guide to Exporting. Australian Trade Commission, Canberra, 1987

A Guide to Marketing Music in the USA. Australian Trade Commission, Canberra, 1989

Australia Council. The Arts: Some Australian Data. Policy and Planning Division. Second Edition, Sydney, 1984

Australian Bureau of Statistics. Attendance at Selected Cultural Venues. Australian Government Publishing Service, Canberra, 1995

Clubs, Pubs, Taverns and Bars. Australian Government Publishing Service, Canberra,

1996

Business of Music. Australian Government Publishing Service, Canberra, 1997

Australian Hotels Association. Code of Practice. 1992 Australian Institute of Valuers. Ordinance 70 Refurbishment of Existing Buildings. Sydney, October, 1984

Building Science Forum of Australia. Ordinance 70: five year review. 33rd Conference of the Building Science Forum of Australia, Sydney, 22nd May, 1979

Callen, Chris. Section 104 — Noise Complaints. Australian Hotels Association, Sydney, n.d

College of Law. Liquor Licensing. Papers presented for the Continuing Legal Education Department of the College of Law, 29th March, 1993

Commonwealth Government. Royal Commission of Inquiry into Drug Trafficking. Australian Government Publishing Sen-ice, February, 1983

377 Coopers and Lybrand Services. The Hotel Industry in NSW: Past, Present and Future. NSW Branch Report, Australian Hotel Association. File Z223, Noel Butlin Archives Centre, ANU, Canberra, August, 1978

Crockett, Grahame and Williams, Gil. Consolidation of Building Regulations in Australia. Australian Uniform Building Regulations Co-Ordmating Council, April, 1992

Cross, Warren. 'Liquor Licensing Laws in NSW — how they impact on employment within the music industry'. Music Industry Employment Conference paper, Sydney, 22nd June, 1993

Cupitt, Margaret, Ramsay, Gillian and Sheldon, Linda. Music, new music and all that: teenage radio in the 90s. Australian Broadcasting Authority, Sydney, June, 1996

Gillard, Sue. Music and Young People. Submission to Youth and Arts Policy Development Project. Australia Council, Sydney, 1990

Homel, Ross. The Impact of Random Breath Testing (Drinking and Driving Survey, February 1983). NSW Drug and Alcohol Authority, Sydney, April 1983

Homel, Peter and Flaherty, Bruce. Attitudes of the NSW Public to the Relaxation of Liquor Licensing Laws. NSW Department of Health, Sydney, August, 1988

Independent Commission Against Corruption. Report on Investigation into Sutherland Licensing Police, February, 1991

Liquor Administration Board. Annual Report. Chief Secretary's Department / Department of Racing and Gaming, 1978-1997

NSW Department of Local Government. Places of Public Entertainment Seminar Notes. Local Government [Theatres and Public Halls] Amendment Act 1989. Department of Local Government, 1990

NSW Department of Planning. Environmental Planning in NSW. Government Printer, Sydney, 1980

NSW Department of Gaming and Racing. The NSW Liquor Licensing Laws — A Guide for Local Consent Authorities. Policy and Development Division. Sydney, 1997

Liquor and Gaming Bulletin. September 1993 - March 1998

NSW Department of Local Government. Places of Public Entertainment — Local Government (Theatres and Public Halls) Amendment Act 1989. Sydney, 1990

NSW Environmental Protection Authority. Noise Control Regulation 1995: Regulatory Impact Statement. EPA, Sydney, 1995

NSW Government. Sale of Poker Machine Permits — Information Memorandum. 1998

NSW Health Department. Flexible Hours of Trading for Hotels and Bottleshops in NSW. Sydney, 1994

NSW Ministry for the Arts. Annual Report 1993-1994. Government Printer, 1994

NSW Ministry of Police. Draft Code of Practice for Dance Parties. 23rd April, 1997

NSW Parliamentary Debates. Legislative Assembly. 26th February, 1958, pp.2288-2289

378 Legislative Assembly. 20th Of June, 1956, pp.574-575

Legislative Assembly. 4th December, 1968, p.3330

Legislative Assembly. 23rd October, 1969, pp.1815-1816

Legislative Assembly. 13th November, 1986, pp.6423-6424

Legislative Assembly. 27th October 1970, pp.6920-6943

Legislative Assembly. 25th October 1995, pp.2339-2340

Legislative Assembly. 25th October, 1995, pp.2351-2532

Maher, L, Flaherty, B and Saunders, J.B. Flexible Hours of Trading for Hotels and Bottleshops in NSW. NSW Health Department, Sydney, June 1994

McDonald, Barry J. McDonald's Law of Registered Clubs. Butterworths, Second Edition, Sydney,1980

Music Industry Advisory Council. The Australian Music Industry: An Economic Profile. Price Waterhouse, Economic Studies and Strategic Unit, Canberra, 1993

Export Focus Group Report. December, 1993

Performers' Copyright. August, 1994

Music Study. Owl Research and Marketing Pty Ltd, Sydney, May, 1994

Noise Advisory Council (U.K.) Neighbourhood Noise: Report by the working group on the Noise Abatement Act. Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1971

Oaten, Brett. Music Management Contracts. Arts Law Centre of Australia conference paper, 10th August, Sydney, 1994

Prices Surveillance Authority. Inquiry into the Prices of Sound Recordings. Report No. 35. Australian Government Publishing Service, Canberra, 1990

Queensland Department of Environment. Environmental Protection (Noise) Policy. Government Printer, Brisbane, 1990

Draft Environmental Protection (Noise) Policy. Regulatory Impact Statement, 1996

Report on the Contemporary Music Summit for the Minister for Communications and the Arts. May, 1995

Royal Commission of Inquiry into Drug Trafficking Report. Australian Government Publishing Service, Canberra, 1983

Select Committee of the Legislative Assembly upon Liquor Trading. Report (Part 1). Government Printer, Sydney, 1979

Senate Legal and Constitutional Legislation Committee. Copyright Amendment Bill (No.2) — Consideration of Legislation Referred to the Committee. Senate Printing Unit, Parliament House, Canberra, 1997

379 State Pollution Control Commission. NSW Environmental Noise Control Manual. Environment Protection Authority, Sydney, 1975

Noise Control Seminar Notes. Environment Protection Authority, Sydney, 1976

Sydney City Council. Noise Problems in the City of Sydney: The Residents' View. September, 1977

Living City: Sydney City Council's Blueprint for Sydney. 1995

Sydney Technical College. A Report On Legislation and the Liquor Industry. Sydney Technical College Management Project, 1984

Throsby, David and Mills, Devon. When Are You Going To Get A Real Job? An economic study of Australian artists. Australia Council, Sydney, 1989

Throsby, David and Thompson, Beverley. But What Do You Do For A Living? A Nezv Economic Study of Australian Artists. Australia Council, Sydney, 1994

University of Technology. Building Regulation Short Course. Centre for Local Government Education and Research, Sydney, 1994

Victoria Environment Protection Authority. Community Response to Entertainment Noise. Publication No. 192, September, 1984

Western Area Health Service. Clean Air in Clubs — Environmental Tobacco Smoke and Registered Clubs in Western Sydney. Sydney: WAHS, Sydney, 1995

Youth Action & Policy Association NSW Inc. 2995 Annual Report. Surry Hills, 1995

Youth Say Project. The Recreational Priorities of Australian Young People. Australian Government Publication Service, Canberra, 1975

380 III. Law Publications

Broad v Brisbane City Council and others (1986) Local Government Reports of Australia. Vol. 59, pp.296-305

Bryants Manly Vale Pty Ltd v Francis and Others (1986) Local Government Reports of Australia. Vol. 59, pp.306-317

Director of Liquor and Gaming v Phoenician Club of Australia Ltd (1997) NSW Licensing Court transcripts, 7th May

Director of Liquor and Gaming v Phoenician Club of Australia Ltd (1997) NSW Licensing Court transcripts, 12th May

Disciplinary Complaints Against The Phoenician Club of Australia Limited (1997) NSW Licensing Court transcripts, 16th December

East Hadden Pty Ltd v City of Melbourne (1977) Town Planning and Local Government Guide. Vol. 26, p.188

South Sydney City Council v Sonia Jury and Faldan Pty Ltd (1983) Record of Hearing, Land and Environment Court, 31st December

Vacuum Oil Pty Ltd v Ashfield Municipal Council (1956) Local Government Reports of Australia. Vol. 8, p.ll

IV. Local Government Archives

Information on venues examined as case studies was obtained by the following means:

Phoenician Club, Broadway

South Sydney Council files obtained through Freedom of Information Act 1989, January- April 1997

Sydney City Council files obtained through Freedom of Information Act 1989, January- April 1997

NSW Licensing Court files obtained by written permission to the Principal Registrar between May 1997 and February 1998

Manly Vale Hotel

Warringah Council files obtained through Freedom of Information Act 1989

381 V. Film/Television

Australian Broadcasting Commission. Four Corners program. April, 1965

Rats In The Ranks. Director Bob Connolly, 1996

Channel Nine. 60 Minutes program 'Rave On', 3rd March, 1996.

VI. CD-ROMS

Real Wild Child! Australian Rock Music 1950s-90s. Mushroom Pictures, Pacific Advanced Media, Powerhouse Museum, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 1997

VII. Discography (albums)

AC/DC. TNT. Alberts, 1976

Let There Be Rock. Alberts, 1977

Alan Dale. Johnny O'Keefe Memorial Show. Rockabilly Records, 1994

Glenn. A. Baker (compiler). Ugly things — the CD. Raven Records, 1992

Cold Chisel. Swingshift. WEA, 1981

Richard Clapton. The Very Best of Richard Clapton. Festival Records, 1981

Dick Dale and his Del-Tones. Greatest Hits 1961-76. Crescendo Records, 1992

Do-Re-Mi. Domestic Harmony. Virgin Australia, 1985

The Go-Betweens. 16 Lovers Lane. Beggars Banquet, 1988

Hoodoo Gurus. Stoneage Romeos. Big Time Records, 1984

INXS. INXSIVE 1980-82. Deluxe Records, 1982

Johnny O'Keefe. So Tough. Festival Records, 1958

Wild One. Festival Records, 1958

Shout. Leedon Records, 1959

The Wild One's King Size Hits. Leedon Records, 1962

Mental As Anything. Greatest Hits. Regular Records, 1986

Midnight Oil. Place Without A Postcard. CBS Records, 1981

Midnight Oil. 10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1. CBS Records, 1983

382 Radio Birdman. Radios Appear. Trafalgar/WEA Records, 1977

Bob Rogers (compiler) Rock ri Roll Australia. The Australian Pop Scene 1954-1964. Festival Records, 1989

The Saints. I'm Stranded. EMI, 1977

Eternally Yours. EMI, 1978

Prehistoric Sounds. EMI, 1978

Sherbert. Howzat! Festival Records, 1976

Skyhooks. Living in the 70s. Mushroom Records, 1974

The Sports. All Sports. Mushroom Records, 1982

TISM (This Is Serious Mum). YOB /The Last Australian Guitar Hero. Shock Records, 1998

VIII. Interview Notes

The following musicians, journalists and industry personnel were interviewed between January 1995 and December 1997. Italics denote their most relevant activities to the thesis.

Amphlett, Patricia (Little Pattie): 14 year old surf club vocalist (1964); cabaret and registered club artist since 1966. Interviewed 26th October 1995.

Bastic, Chris: manager of Johnny Kannis and the Hitmen; tour manager with Dirty Pool agency in the 1980s. At time of writing, Mayor of eastern suburbs municipality of Randwick. Interviewed 19th September 1996.

Bailey, Chris: bass guitarist with Adelaide-based Headband; the Angels (1977-82); GANGgajang (1984-87; 1992-). At time of writing also manager of GANGgajang. Interviewed 29th August 1995.

Britt, Margaret: lead guitarist, founder of the Vamps in the 1960s; John and the Australian Vamps (US-based in the 1970s); and Peaches (all-female band in late 1970s). At time of writing, solo pub/club performer. Interviewed 24th October 1995.

Brown, Ray: vocalist with Ray Brown and the Whispers (1964-68); Moonstone (1970-72); One Ton Gypsy (1972-73). Died in 1996. Interviewed 12th November 1995.

Brunker, Tohn: manager of the Flying Circus band in the 1960s. Interviewed 31st January 1995.

Callen, Chris: Solicitor/consultant with the Australian Hotels Association since 1993. Interviewed 5th September 1995.

383 Carlini, Eric: booker with Adelaide-based organisations in the 1970s; booker for Nucleus (Sydney) in 1980s. Currently principal partner with Sphere Organisation. Interviewed 25th February 1997.

Carter, Helen: bass guitarist with Kronics, Friction, Do Re Mi and 3 Wheel Drive. Interviewed 25th February 1997.

Charter, Tohn: keyboard player with Alan Dale and the Houserockers (1956-58); Johnny Rebb and the Rebels (1959); The Delltones; The Fifties (1986). Interviewed 18th January 1996.

Chugg, Michael: manager of various Australian bands. General Manager (Sydney) Frontier Touring Company. Interviewed 3rd December 1996.

Clapton, Richard: folk performer/composer who became a rock pub performer from the mid-1970s. Interviewed 5th February 1997.

Condon, Darcy: musician with the Playboy Lords, Hoi Polloi, the Vindaloonies. Former booker for the Hopetoun and Annandale Hotels. Current booker for City Circle Promotions. Interviewed 16th November 1995.

Coupe, Stuart: former manager of several Australian performers (Paul Kelly, the Sparklers, Hoodoo Gurus); co-founder of Green Records. Music journalist for Drum Media, Revolver. Interviewed 25th January 1996.

Creswell, Toby: former Editor of Rolling Stone (Australia); founder and current Editor of Juice magazine. Interviewed 17th January 1996.

Cummings, Stephen: vocalist/guitarist/songwriter with the Pelaco Bothers, and the Sports (1976-81). Solo composer/performer. Interviewed 9th January 1996.

Cross, Warren: music industry solicitor. Interviewed 9th May 1996.

Dale, Alan: vocalist, founder of Alan Dale and the Houserockers (1956-58, 1962-63), Alan Dale and the Casuals (1958-63). Interviewed 4th August 1995.

Delia, Harry: Band manager and venue booker since 1978. At time of writing Director with Rock Circuit Promotions. Interviewed 22nd August 1995.

Devitt, Ray: popular music historian. Interviewed 7th August 1996.

Devlin, Johnny: New Zealand rock and roll singer/guitarist with Johnny Devlin and the Devils (1959-61,1964); producer for RCA (1963-64); manager of Digger Revell and the Denvermen. Interviewed 3rd August 1995.

Doyle, Peter: slide guitarist with various Sydney blues bands (including the Bopcats, Hawaiian Houserockers) from 1975-1990. Interviewed 21st November 1996.

Fijac, Serge: co-author of Places of Public Entertainment Seminar Notes 1990, Department of Local Government. Interviewed 15th August 1995.

Goodwin, Mark: former booker of Cambridge Hotel (Newcastle) and Annandale Hotel (Sydney). Co-lessee ofTJie Metro venue, George Street, Sydney. Interviewed 19th July 1995.

Grierson, Roger: musician with the Thought Criminals; established Doublethink agency and recording company. Manager of several Australian bands. At time of interview, Managing Director of Polygram Publishing. Interviewed 14th January 1997.

384 Isackson, Leon: drummer with Dig Richards and the R'Jays (1958); The Stoneagers (1959); The R'Jays (1960-64); The Rajahs (1964-65); Ray Hoff and The Offbeats (1965); The Mighty Guys (1982,1990). Interviewed 18th August 1995.

Tacobsen, Carol: manager/booker with Australian Talent Associates in the 1960s. Currently partner in Kevin Jacobsen Productions. Interviewed 15th August 1996.

Lee, Lonnie (Laurie Rix): vocalist with Lonnie Lee and the Leemen (1959-62,1964-65). Country performer throughout 1970s. Interviewed 14th September 1995.

Lenthill, Kirsti: former booker for the Lansdowne Hotel, Broadway. Current booker for the Sandringham Hotel, Newtown. Interviewed 13th September 1995.

Kaff; Terry: vocalist with the Lawrence Group (1968); Mike Perjanik Complex (1969). Solo performer within Sydney club scene, session vocalist with various recording projects. Interviewed 16th January 1996.

Keogh, Richard: former licensee of the William Wallace Hotel in Balmain. Current licensee of the Bridge Hotel in Rozelle. Interviewed 15th March 1995.

Mazzone, Mick: manager of the Radiators, Ian Moss, Bondi Cigars. National committee member of International Management Forum. Interviewed 9th May 1996.

McMahon, Michael: solicitor with Waverley Council. Interviewed 13th September 1995.

Morgan, Simon: co-owner of Harold Park Hotel in Glebe from 1985-1999 (now known as the Comedy Hotel). Interviewed 28th April 1998.

Morgan, Warren: keyboard player/composer with the Beaten Tracks (1968); Chain (1969- 70); Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs (1970-77); John Paul Young and the Allstars (1977-). Interviewed 20th November 1996.

Morrison, Lindy: drummer with Silent Figures, Shrew, Zero, the Go-Betweens (1980-90); Cleopatra Wong (1991-95). Interviewed 11th January 1996.

Murray, Barry: Director, acoustic design firm Wilkinson Murray Pty Ltd. Interviewed 20th September 1995.

O'Doherty, Chris (Reg Mombassa): guitarist with Mental As Anything (1977-), and Pete and Reg's Dog Trumpet. Interviewed 29th January 1997.

Porter, Garth: keyboard player/vocalist with Samael Lilith (1969-70); Sherbert (1970-80); the Sherbs (1980-84); Alex Smith and the Volunteers (1989). Currently producer for country artists. Interviewed 17th September 1996.

Purser, Tohn 'Catfish': drummer with Johnny O'Keefe's band, the Dee Jays (1954-61) with O'Keefe) (1961-64 as independent band). Interviewed 28th October 1995.

Rhule, Chris: town hall blues entrepreneur in 1970s. Booker/manager of the Trade Union and Graphic Arts clubs throughout the 1980s. Interviewed 22nd November 1996.

St lohn, Ed: journalist with Rolling Stone (Australia) and variety of music magazines. At time of interview, advertising manager with Sony, and weekly contributor to Sun- Herald newspaper. Interviewed 28th August 1995.

Smith, Ron: rock historian. Interviewed 9th August 1995.

385 Souter, Rob: drummer with Giis and the Nomads; Lizard; Gulliver's Travels (1976-77); Dynamic Hepnotics (1980-86); Slim Dusty. Interviewed 14th December 1995.

Stevens, Greg: at time of interview, President of the Australasian Association of Campus Activities and booker for the University of New South Wales student association. Interviewed 8th February 1995.

Tinson, Mark: guitarist with 1970/1980s bands Heroes, Rabbit, Swanee, Tex Pistols, Raiding Party, Soda Jerks, Ted Mulry Gang. Heroes was the last band to perform at the Star Hotel in Newcastle. Operator/owner of recording Studio 21 in Newcastle, and session player with various Australian bands. Interviewed 8th January 1997.

Toohey, Stephen: Manager of Monitoring Services, Marrickville Council. Interviewed 10th November 1995.

Viles, Bruce: Owner/manager of the Rocks Push venue in 1972; The Basement (#1) August 1973-June 1988; The Basement (#2) since December 1992. Interviewed 23rd August 1995.

Wood, Colin: Fairfield Council. Co-author of Building Regulation Short Course, Centre for Local Government Education and Research, University of Technology, Sydney. Interviewed 7th November 1996.

Woodruff, lohn: former manager of the Angels, Baby Animals. At time of writing, manager of Savage Garden and Insurge. National committee member of International Management Forum. Interviewed 24th October 1996.

Yates, Bob: manager of Ward and Johnson, The Eddies, the Bushwackers, Captain Matchbox, Austen Tayshus, Mi-Sex. Booker/manager of the Stagedoor Tavern and Civic Hotel. Interviewed 10th August 1995.

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