Auckland buskers protest new restrictions on city square performances
Street performers say new rules limiting busking outside Auckland's main train station are discouraging people from taking up the trade.
Street performers are objecting to restrictions on busking in a popular Auckland city square, arguing the rules are unnecessary and limiting opportunities to perform. The crackdown outside one of the city's busiest train stations is said to be affecting the atmosphere in the area. Performers believe the regulations are discouraging people from pursuing busking as an activity.
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Street performer slams 'unnecessary’ rules around busking in city square
A street performer says people are being discouraged from taking up busking due to “unnecessary” rules governing busking in an Auckland city square.
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'It hurts' – street performers restricted from one of Auckland's most popular busking spots
Street performers say a crackdown on busking outside Auckland's busiest train station is harshing the city's vibe.