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James Thorpe is CEO of Odd Culture Group, a Sydney-based collective of pubs, bars, restaurants and bottle shops. He’s also president of a local business chamber and has just been to the Night Time Economy Summit in the UK. We talk vibrancy and the unseen levers that make or break neighbourhoods, poker machines as a ‘moral hazard’ and respectful and safe work culture.

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