Basq Beauty Spa Wellness battle wave of cancellations, checkpoint at front door

Vivienne Jones
Updated April 15 2021 - 12:30am, first published July 8 2020 - 4:00pm
CHECKPOINT: Basq Beauty Spa and Wellness owner Courtney Callesen, with her two-week-old son Buddy Corrigan, said she knew the border checkpoint would be close to their front door but didn't expect the business to be completely hidden by the police operation. Pictures: MARK JESSER
CHECKPOINT: Basq Beauty Spa and Wellness owner Courtney Callesen, with her two-week-old son Buddy Corrigan, said she knew the border checkpoint would be close to their front door but didn't expect the business to be completely hidden by the police operation. Pictures: MARK JESSER

Permit confusion in the hours leading up to the border closure has seen businesses lose more than 60 per cent of their bookings.

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Vivienne Jones

Vivienne Jones

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