An upscale restaurant in Sydney’s Double Bay has implemented a new dress code banning certain clientele from entering.A note clearly visible in the front window outlines Bedouin’s house policy.”No visible tattoos, no designer labelled apparel, no heavy jewellery,” the sign states.The Middle Eastern-inspired restaurant also operates as a bar and has live music at the weekend.Video: PM, premier at odds over tourists (9News.com.au) Russian-backed rebels mobilise military in Ukraine Surge in anxiety among young people after pandemic Perth CBD quiet as businesses face uncertain future Rock climbing coach charged over sexual abuse of underage female climbers New Bronco Adam Reynolds previews the upcoming season NSW and Victoria see decrease in COVID-19 cases in previous 24 hours Western Australia border to open fully from March 3 Scott Morrison says Australia won’t send troops to “inevitable” Ukraine conflict Body of missing doctor found at Gold Coast beach Medical college called into question after technology failure sabotages hundreds of trainee psychiatrists Purpose built quarantine hub opens in Victoria National weather forecast for Sunday February 20 Eunice cleanup effort kicks-off Ukrainian military officials come under a shelling attack More than 50 international flights to touch down in Australia tomorrow Driver smashes into Perth home According to its website, it “pays homage to the Middle East, through traditional Lebanese food, paired with elegant interiors and lush settings”.Nine.com.au has contacted Bedouin for comment..
