The organisers of the Hardcore Till I Die festival and the managers of Sydney Newtown Hotel both deserve credit for exercising fundamental human rights recently.
The festival refused entry to Derrick Krusche, who had bought a ticket, because he had been identified as a journalist from The Sunday Telegraph. “Management has the right to refuse entry,” he was told.
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