This restaurant has served breakfast for 23 years, but now it's off the menu. Here's why

Stillwater in Launceston is the latest in a string of venues across the country cutting their hours as employers struggle to fill positions.

abc.net.au/news/launceston-restaurants-cut-hours-amid-staffing-crisis/102218896After more than two decades, a popular dining spot in Launceston will stop serving breakfast and close its doors on Sundays, making it the latest in a long line of hospitality venues struggling to get staff.

Co-owner Bianca Welsh said the decision was a difficult one to make, but necessary to keep the business viable. Daisy Towler is a venue manager at a restaurant in Launceston and says it can be hard to find and retain quality staff. "The only people who are applying at the moment are of school age or have just left school and they are notoriously unreliable," she said.Lack of rentals fuelling the issue

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