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Sludge disposal possibilities appear numerous

The search for solutions to an accumulation of sludge is looking promising, solid wastes manager Stefan Borowy told the Queenstown Lakes District Council infrastructure services committee this week.

Water supply assurance agreed

A group of Wanaka landowners would be reassured the council would protect their rights to an unrestricted water supply, in accordance with an Environment Court ruling, the Queenstown Lakes District Council's infrastructure committee agreed this week.

Post unfilled

A change of circumstances has caused the Queenstown Lakes District Council to restart its search for a general manager of infrastructure.

Angus artwork sparks gallery dream

Angus artwork sparks gallery dream

When prominent New Zealand artist Rita Angus painted a self-portrait in Wanaka in 1939, little did she know the image would become the catalyst in arts patron John Charrington's dream to build a multimillion-dollar art gallery in the town.

Extinguish fires warning

The Wanaka Volunteer Fire Brigade is reminding the public to ensure fires in outdoor cooking receptacles are extinguished, after a fire was started this week by a pizza oven.

Other halves: Backing up mayor suits him fine

Other halves: Backing up mayor suits him fine

It is a question of who works for whom when it comes to Queenstown Lakes District mayor Vanessa van Uden and Lakes Environmental's Peter Laurenson's relationship.

Project Pure handed to council

Project Pure handed to council

Wanaka's multimillion-dollar wastewater processing treatment plant Project Pure has been officially handed over to the Queenstown Lakes District Council.

Deal to speed up Frankton roading

A land swap has been agreed in principle to allow the construction of the Frankton Flats eastern access road and the Glenda Drive-State Highway 6 roundabout to progress.

QAC alteration adopted

QAC alteration adopted

A revised Queenstown Airport Corporation (QAC) constitution has been adopted, without lowering the board's $70 million transaction consultation threshold, sought by two councillors.

Court stops council from opposing own commissioners

An Environment Court ruling earlier this month has prevented the Queenstown Lakes District Council from taking the unusual step of calling evidence in opposition to its own resource consent commissioners in an appeal against an approved amusement park opposite Wanaka Airport.

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