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Coronavirus: New Year’s celebrations altered by restrictions

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restrictions establishments are having to tap dance around, as they prepare for what is usually one of the busiest nights of the year.Bar owners are being forced to think outside the box, to accommodate customers who want to put 2020 to bed and ring in a new year.

Sydney awaiting news on whether New Years parties will be allowed The owner of The Curious Café’, Luigi Coccaro have also been forced to get creative.“Obviously the (restrictions) change the concept of New Year’s Eve but I think this whole year everybody has adapting and pivoting.” Coccaro noted I don’t think people are going to mind celebrating a little earlier and going to bed a little earlier and not waking up with a hangover,” Coccaro said.Opinions about the restrictions.

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