The slow, painful death of Sydney nightlife continues
 

The slow, painful death of Sydney nightlife continues
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Sydney's nightlife scene has been hit by a**ther massive blow.

The hospitality giant Keystone Group, which owns eight bars in Sydney and numerous more venues across the country, has an**unced it has gone into receivership.*What is a city without a trashy night at Kit & Kaboodle or a few too many vodkas and sodas at Cargo Bar?

The company's stable of restaurants and bars are well-k**wn haunts for the youth of Sydney. It owns Bungalow 8, Cargo Bar, Jamie's Italian, Kingsleys, the Sugarmill Hotel, the Rook, the Winery, Gazebo and the Chophouse.*

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