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First Up for Wednesday 7 July 2021

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  • Hospitality students are getting snapped up in the industry

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    credit card swipe through terminal, spending, consumer confidence, retail, hospitality

    5:53 AM.Celia Hay, the Director of the New Zealand School of Food and Wine, speaks to Nathan Rarere about the understaffed hospitality industry and how most hospitality students have already been snapped up.

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  • Covid-19 border restrictions cause understaffing in hospitality

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    5:47 AM.Restaurants across New Zealand have been forced to close their doors as Covid-19 border restrictions cause understaffing in the hospitality industry. The industry is calling for urgent visa… Read more Audio

  • The M&M stacking world record holder shares his tips and tricks

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    5:37 AM.Striving for success is a goal for many .. but what about the goal of being The Greatest Of Them All? Well, earlier this year a young British man decided to give M&M stacking a go and walked away a… Read more Audio

  • Restaurant owners want more workers let into NZ

    business food

    5:24 AM.Some of the country's restaurant owners are urging the government to let more hospitality workers into the country First Up has spoken to operators who have shut shop due to the lack of staff, and… Read more Audio

  • Older New Zealanders are starting to care about climate change

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    5:15 AM.A new study has found that older New Zealanders are starting to care more intensely about climate change and are increasingly accepting that humans are behind the crisis. Over 56-thousand Kiwis… Read more Audio

  • Another week of lockdown for Sydney-siders

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    A healthcare worker takes a swab from a patient at a drive-through testing station in Perth on June 29, 2021, as several positive Covid-19 coronavirus cases have led to a four day lockdown of the Perth metropolitan area.

    5:09 AM.We cross the ditch to Brisbane correspondent Pam Corkery, to get the latest on the Australian news. Audio

  • Previous Episode: Tuesday, 6 July 2021
  • Next Episode: Thursday, 8 July 2021
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