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  •   Home > News > National > Lower South Island

    A sex workers' collective's calling for the closure of a new Queenstown bar featuring strip shows, because it's not operating under an "adult entertainment" liquor licence

    A sex workers' collective's calling for the closure of a new Queenstown bar featuring strip shows, because it's not operating under an "adult entertainment" liquor licence


    Seek, the Ultimate Man Cave - which is 40 percent owned by Christchurch-based Calendar Girls - opened last Friday.

    According to the ODT, more than 70 people objected to an adult entertainment licence for the club.

    The Queenstown Lakes District Council's confirmed it will go to a hearing, but no date has been set.

    Sex workers union Fired Up Stilettos says the bar shouldn't be allowed to operate as a 'tavern' in the meantime.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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