2007•QUT Law ReviewOpen access

Female 'striptease' in the Sunshine State: A description of Queensland's live adult entertainment industry and its regulation

Samantha Jeffries, Mark Lynch

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In Queensland live adult entertainment or striptease takes place in two different arenas that can be broadly defined as regulated and unregulated. This paper describes the regulatory framework controlling live adult entertainment in Queensland along with the key features and practices operating within the industry: namely, the types of entertainment provided and the characteristics of the female dancers who work within it.

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Key concepts: Entertainment, State (computer science), Entertainment industry, Advertising, Law, Media studies, Political science, Sociology