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Changes and reopenings as Hawke's Bay country pubs turn corner
The decline in Hawke's Bay country pubs appears to be over.
The decline in Hawke's Bay country pubs appears to be over.
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Many Auckland hospitality business owners are depleting their savings to stay afloat.
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Businesses are already experiencing customer cancellations.
Restaurant Association says staff shortages are still prevalent in the industry.
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