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On a cool Saturday afternoon, young Sydneysiders gently groove to an electronic jazz band performing on a makeshift stage of red Persian rugs in the middle of a grassy inner-west park.

As the winter sunset’s golden haze descends over the free public gig, it washes over the very faces that have become the subject of discussion among dozens of MPs, hospitality and nightlife stakeholders on Macquarie Street.

Over three hearings in May and June, an inquiry assessed the health of the state’s live music scene post-lockout laws, post-COVID and…

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