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COVID-19: Alert level 2 restrictions feel like a 'really slow death' for Wellington businesses

In a city filled with tiny nook-and-cranny bars, level 2 can be a particular hassle. Mark Davey, who is general manager of Waitoa beer, with venues in Hataitai and the CBD, said it was much quieter over the weekend than it would be normally. As soon as the level 2 announcement was made earlier last week probably we were expecting about 40 to 50 percent drop off in normal revenues which is basically what s happened. He said table service slows everything down and can mean losing money over the course of the evening. Davey said they would almost prefer level 3 over the more frustrating level 2.

Wellington businesses lose customers as level 2 restrictions continue

That vinyl boom? Blame teens buying Dire Straits records

Demand for vinyl helped record stores survive Covid-19. Ahead of Record Store Day, meet the store owners who say they have teens to thank for that.

One Tree Hill to Geraldine: The ultimate music tour of New Zealand

One Tree Hill to Geraldine: The ultimate music tour of New Zealand 3 May, 2021 06:00 PM 5 minutes to read An art nouveau mural on the corner of Dominion Rd and View Rd and a brass plaque at 788 Dominion Rd both claim to be halfway down Dominion Rd . Photo / Brett Atkinson An art nouveau mural on the corner of Dominion Rd and View Rd and a brass plaque at 788 Dominion Rd both claim to be halfway down Dominion Rd . Photo / Brett Atkinson NZ Herald By: Brett Atkinson In honour of New Zealand Music Month, fire up a Kiwi playlist as you explore the country s history, culture and contemporary eating and drinking scenes, writes

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