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Street View: Will you take advantage of Easter Sunday trading in Rotorua?

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Street View: Will you take advantage of Easter Sunday trading in Rotorua?

VERONICA MORGAN
VERONICA MORGAN

I think it's a good thing because we are a tourist area. Whether I'd actually use it I'll have to wait and see. I don't often go shopping on Sundays.

VERONICA MORGAN, 70s

Utuhina

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DON GOLLAN
DON GOLLAN

Most likely, yes. I think it's a good idea for sure. There are so many inconsistencies throughout the country about Easter trading and I think everyone should be given the option.

DON GOLLAN, 60s

Lynmore

PAT EASTON
PAT EASTON

Yes I would. I think it's a good idea.

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PAT EASTON, 67

Hillcrest

GREG HILL
GREG HILL

Yes I would shop on Easter Sunday. It's a good idea to have shops open on a long weekend.

GREG HILL, 40s

Central

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KARISSA WALBANK
KARISSA WALBANK

It all depends really. It's not a big issue for me. But it's good to have town open for both our tourists and locals.

KARISSA WALBANK, 40s

Sunnybrook

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