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Inhospitable times for hospitality sector

In the third of our election industry series, the sector wants a dedicated minister for hospitality.

Coco’s Cantina owner Renee Coulter has an unexpected dilemma.

Emerging from lockdown, she restructured her popular Auckland inner-city tavern business in anticipation of trading falling by as much as half. She reduced opening hours from seven to five days, thinned down the wine list and menu,

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