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Council plans internet tool for travellers

Council plans internet tool for travellers

The Queenstown Lakes District Council wants to improve transport options for travellers through a route-planning internet tool.

$800,000 blowout for water

$800,000 blowout for water

The budget for Queenstown's "chronic" water and wastewater system is expected to blow out by $800,000 this financial year, to the concern of councillors.

Speaking up for horse riders

Speaking up for horse riders

Horse owners and riders in the Wakatipu say they have been overlooked concerning access to tracks around the region and have met representatives from the Queenstown Lakes District Council, the Department of Conservation and Wakatipu Trails Trust to solve the problem.

Field now looking forward

Field now looking forward

After 12 years as chief executive for the Queenstown Lakes District Council, Duncan Field is moving on. During his last week in the job, he talked to reporter Henrietta Kjaer about the changing face of Queenstown, the challenges and highlights of the job - and about moving on.

Village expansion firmly rejected in submissions

Arrowtown residents resoundingly oppose plans to expand the village by up to 215 homes, judging by the avalanche of opposing public submissions received by the Queenstown Lakes District Council.

Board members decline input on pricing policy

The Wanaka Community Board yesterday decided not to write a submission on a council pricing policy being introduced to standardise hire charges for sports grounds, halls, reserves, pools, streets and pavements, and other district facilities.

Remarkables pupils to walk in safety

When the new Remarkables Primary School in Frankton opens next month, pupils and parents will see measures have been put in place to ensure a safe trip to school.

Strong opposition to plan change 39

With just two days until submissions close for plan change 39: Arrowtown South, most received by the Queenstown Lakes District Council are in opposition.

Expensive failings in town water network

The Queenstown Lakes District Council is spending about $70,000 every month on faults to Queenstown's ageing water supply network.

Community gym response pleases

Community gym response pleases

Memberships at Alpine Health and Fitness are selling "as steadily as hoped", Lakes Leisure chief executive Fiona McKissock says.

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