The closure of QRC Te Tai Tokerau, Northland's top hospitality training provider, is disrupting local education and workforce supply, raising concerns about access and regional sustainability.
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All right. Anyway, it's been revealed now that company failures in the hospitality sector have jumped 49% in just a year. Of course, the cost of living means going out for dinner has gone from a weekly activity to a monthly one or even further, maybe. But other factors are at play. Chief Executive of Hospitality New Zealand Christy Phillips joins us. Afternoon to you, Christy. Is it all down to the cost of living crisis?
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widespread and accelerating collapse
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