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Auckland's locked-down restaurants plan deliveries
Top NZ restaurants will deliver via polystyrene packages and waiters on electric scooters.
Top NZ restaurants will deliver via polystyrene packages and waiters on electric scooters.
Because of the expected surge in customers, the company warns there could be glitches.
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