Sydney lockdown felt in Mogo as business owners report days of few to no customers

Maeve Bannister
Updated August 10 2021 - 2:08pm, first published August 2 2021 - 4:51pm
STAYING HOPEFUL: Vicky Pamount-Reid from Mogo Collective, Richard Adams from Hidden Treasures and Will Procter from In & Out will tell you Mogo has become a ghost town this winter. Photo: Maeve Bannister
STAYING HOPEFUL: Vicky Pamount-Reid from Mogo Collective, Richard Adams from Hidden Treasures and Will Procter from In & Out will tell you Mogo has become a ghost town this winter. Photo: Maeve Bannister

Winter on the South Coast is usually a quieter time, but talk to any Mogo business owner and they'll tell you this year has not been like most.

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Maeve Bannister

I'm a journalist for the Bay Post/Moruya Examiner and Narooma News. Got a tip? Email maeve.bannister@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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