SkyCity reaches out for $2.6m covid lifeline

SkyCity reaches out for $2.6m covid lifeline
SkyCity Auckland is burning about $1 million a day, (Image: Supplied)
Brent Melville
SkyCity Entertainment has relented under mounting lockdown costs and applied for a covid wage subsidy of $2.6 million for its 2,400 Auckland employees.It comes as its flagship Auckland hotel and casino precinct moves into its eighth week at pandemic alert level three or higher.SkyCity confirmed it applied on Sept 28 for the subsidy covering the period from Sept 17 to Sept 30. It has yet to receive the payment.A spokesperson told BusinessDesk it would have also qualified for the subsidy for the first four weeks of lockdown. It is the third...

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