Struggles in the hospitality industry continue inside the country's red-light setting that includes customer limits indoors due to the Omicron outbreak.
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Hospitality industry still taking hit from Covid changes
The government's announcement yesterday removing vaccine pass requirements, most vaccine mandates, QR scanning, and outdoor gathering limits, has been celebrated by many New Zealanders, who are kee
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NewsSmall town gets big city flavour amid pandemic
For most people the idea of starting a business amid the pandemic wouldn't have been appealing.
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Providing gourmet kai: Top chefs support marae foodbank
“We thought about how we could use the skills."
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Customers ‘trespassing’ by not complying with Covid rules
“The government is pushing it towards us to police – what it needs to be doing itself.”
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Lockdown "devastating news" for hospitality sector
Hospitality New Zealand says hundreds of thousands of people who rely on hospitality businesses for their living will feel the impact of the latest shift in alert levels.
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Texas Pete calls on Kiwis to support local hospo joints
'Mum and papa' businesses like Texas Pete's BBQ Joint are hoping their communities will support them through Covid-19 restrictions.
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Wahine staying in managed isolation at hotel fed up with lack of information
Tyler Auld of Te Whānau-a-Apanui and Ngāti Maniapoto is at the same hotel where two women with Covid-19 stayed.
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Hamilton strip club remains closed at Alert Level 2
Steele Williams, owner of The Book Club in Kirikiriroa (Hamilton) says he will not be reopening his establishment at Alert Level 2. The Book Club is a combined night club and strip club that closed at alert level four. But the new regulations, Williams says, will require him to hire more staff.
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Wage subsidy extension welcomed by hospitality industry
Hospitality missed out on targeted funding for the sector, but the Wage Subsidy Scheme has been extended by a further eight weeks and from June 10, eligible businesses will receive this.
