Mother and son build successful business in hardest of times | Local Focus

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Sara Fitzell and her son Jurell opened S.F Ink Kanohi me Tinana just four months after the country came out of lockdown.

Now they’ve been nominated a second time for the NZME People’s Choice Award at the Rotorua Business Awards.

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