Restaurant Association seeks recovery flooding support

30 January 2023 | Kimberley Dixon | Hospitality Business

The Restaurant Association has met with local and central government, including Ministers Nash and Robertson and Auckland Mayor Brown, to update them on the most pressing issues for hospitality businesses. The post Restaurant Association seeks recovery flooding support appeared first on .

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