A long-running noise dispute between a bowls club in Vaucluse and nearby residents is settled by the state’s hospitality watchdog, according to multiple outlets. Residents had alleged that noise from the venue was excessive and compared the impact to a “nightclub,” describing effects on sleep and daily life. The articles say the matter escalated over time and that the bowls club spent about $200,000 on measures intended to address the complaints. Details of the specific settlement terms are not outlined in the provided summaries, but the outlets report that the dispute is resolved through the watchdog’s intervention. The coverage focuses on the level of disturbance described by residents—rattled homes and sleep loss—and the venue’s countermeasures in response to the allegations. Overall, the reports indicate that both sides reached an end to the noise conflict, with the hospitality regulator playing a key role in concluding proceedings.