Covid-19 batters Ngai Tahu results
Iwi reports $25.7m loss as tourism businesses suffer.
South Island iwi Ngai Tahu has taken a severe hit from Covid-19 as the lockdowns and border closures forced the shutdown of its tourism businesses.
Reporting financial results for its business group Ngai Tahu Holdings, the iwi said its trading businesses made a net loss for the year to June 30
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