Greens Senator Lee Rhiannon has no time for sound of music NSW Greens Senator Lee Rhiannon. THE owners of a live-music themed bar are worried they will be closed down after a series of noise complaints from Greens Senator Lee Rhiannon. In one of the objections to Sydney City Council against the Play Bar, Ms Rhiannon stated that "being a member of parliament" and "focusing on work" meant the noise "had to stop." Owners Daniel Rutherford and Sarah Vuong accept there is a problem with the insulation between Ms Rhiannon's office and their recently opened underground bar in Surry Hills. But even when preparations to improve the insulation began two weeks ago, Ms Rhiannon continued to complain to the council - with the owners risking potentially heavy fines. Many of the complaints made against the bar have happened outside normal business hours. Ms Vuong said she could not understand why Ms Rhiannon continues to complain when steps are being taken to remedy the problem. "We've got one shot to make this work and we've put our life savings into this," Ms Vuong said. We don't want to be closed down over an issue that we're working very hard to solve. They (Ms Rhiannon's office) are not being very neighbourly about this matter. Ms Rhiannon yesterday said she had not been informed that steps were being taken to fix the insulation problem between the office and the bar. "This is not a matter of me not wanting their business to succeed or not liking music, it's about fixing an insulation problem," she said.