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Empty streets, fewer sales: Businesses hit by new parking rules

Local businesses report up to $1,000 weekly losses and staff parking challenges since Tauranga City Council introduced paid parking to increase turnover, with $126,327 collected by September 30.

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A Tauranga business owner has reduced her team’s hours because sales have dropped since paid parking started on her street. Excelso Coffee Roasters owner...

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Empty streets, fewer sales: Tauranga businesses hit by new parking rules

Tauranga business cuts staff hours after paid parking hits sales.

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Empty streets, fewer sales: Businesses hit by city’s new parking rules

A Tauranga business owner has reduced her team’s hours because sales have dropped since paid parking started on her street.

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Empty streets, fewer sales: Businesses hit by new parking rules

A Tauranga business owner has reduced her team’s hours because sales have dropped since paid parking started on her street. Excelso Coffee Roasters owner...

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NZ Herald broke the news in Auckland, New Zealand on Thursday, October 2, 2025.
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