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Sydney Neighbours Blast Trumpet at Bachelor Party
16 Feb
Summary
- Neighbours complained about late-night parties and karaoke.
- One resident retaliated by playing a trumpet.
- Police and council rangers intervened in the dispute.
Residents in Sydney's Elizabeth Bay have voiced strong objections to the noise generated by the filming of The Golden Bachelor. The opulent Tresco Estate, valued at $110 million, has been the site of frequent late-night parties and karaoke sessions, disrupting the local community since production began earlier this month.
One neighbour resorted to playing a trumpet from their backyard to protest the disruption, which reportedly included live bands and all-night celebrations. Police and City of Sydney staff were called to the property following several formal complaints from those living nearby.
Discussions between the production company, Warner Bros, and the council have led to assurances that amplified music will no longer be played after a certain hour. This is not the first time the mansion has been a source of contention, with past events also drawing complaints about noise and disruption.
