Disgraceful sporting industry is 'supported' while creative industry is 'gutted' | Sky News Australia

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Byron Shire Council Mayor Simon Richardson says it has been "disgraceful" the way the sporting industry has been supported while the creative industry has been "gutted" during the pandemic. "When you look at festivals, they are open spaces, so, therefore, you can configure toilet blocks and queuing from a paddock," he said.

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Agreed, I can’t stand sport, bring back the bands.

Creative?

Mayor of Drug Town

One name, Pete Evans. Guaranteed that none of band of merry dipshit Anti-vaxxers would be tested for covid. Mix in 15,000 out of towners & you have a Blues Super Spreader Festival. Quarentine Byron completely until the vax roll-out is done. Only way to keep Australia safe.

Class action lawsuits can be very effective!

To call it all off then lift restrictions hours later. Hmmm...

It is disgraceful we all need to earn a living.

Cancellation of s huge music festival with 1 days notice over one case should be an outrage. Gladys likes to open borders but closed festivals.

This is what happens when a corrupt government runs everything and backs all sports when only weak compete

Couldn’t agree more

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