Published 3 months ago

Should bars and festivals be allowed on Australian beaches? Music lovers are voting with their wallets

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Beach bars and music festivals are a polarising topic in Australia. Those in favour say it's a missed opportunity to unlock the untapped potential of our country's most valuable tourism asset. Critics argue free and open access to the beach is fundamental to our way of life, and the very idea of commercialising it is un-Australian.

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Gold Coast's Out 2 Lunch festival re-ignites debate on whether bars, events should be allowed on the beach

Critics say free and open access to the beach is fundamental to our way of life. But many music lovers disagree, with 30,000 tickets for a festival at Coolangatta Beach selling out in a flash.

3 months ago·Australia

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