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Paakiwaha Promo Monday 28th June 2021

Monday, 28 June 2021, 2:28 pm Tēnā koutou e whakarongo mai nei ki a Paakiwaha. Paakiwaha is an exciting weekly current affairs programme from a Māori perspective. Paakiwaha is hosted today by Dale Husband and broadcast by Radio Waatea with funding from New Zealand on Air. On today’s show: Paora Crawford Moyle, a social work practitioner with 25 years experience, kicks off the show to discuss the ongoing Lake Alice Inquiry. Dr Rawiri Taonui tunes in to discuss the capital remaining at level 2 until Tuesday and why the Delta strain of COVID-19 is something to be worried about. Paul Retimanu, the Deputy Chair of

Maori business counts cost of Level 2

Maori business counts cost of Level 2 28 Jun 2021 15:03 PM More Related Stories HASH(0x2dce270) A member of Wellington s Te Awe Māori Business Network says the latest lockdown has highlighted the urgency the sense of urgency needed to complete the Covid vaccination process. The Wellington region went into partial lockdown on Thursday after an Australian tourist tested positive on his return to Sydney, and Level 2 restrictions will remain until at least the end of tomorrow. Paul Retimanu from Manaaki Management, which runs cafes and conference centres including the Wharewaka on the waterfront, says it meant the postponement of ma number of conferences, which means more than $100,000 in deferred revenue.

Hospitality sector lights up the capital with new foodie festival Eat, Drink, Play

Supplied The Iron Horse in Miramar dives into the outrageous, sophisticated and wonderful adult world of burlesque with Burlesque Revue – featuring comedy, song, drag, tricks, and stunning costumes. “Venues are also major employers, hiring staff and paying for entertainers. When hospitality is doing well, we are all doing well,” she said. The festival aligned perfectly with the opening of the Trans-Tasman bubble, “the cherry on top”. “What a brilliant opportunity for our Aussie cousins to come and experience Wellington where we have more bars, cafes, and restaurants per capita than New York.” At last night’s festival launch held at the Wharewaka Function Centre, Rongotai MP Paul Eagle welcomed the collaboration of restaurants and the entertainment sector.

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