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Conditions challenging for adventure race

Competitors transition from rafts at the head of the lake during the first stages of the event.

Conditions challenging for adventure race

More than 800 women rafted, hiked, biked and orienteered their way around Glenorchy during the 19th Spring Challenge, established as the first women’s adventure race.

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‘Might be a bit of a switch’ after tour

Andrew Begg, daughter Charlotte, 6, and dog Patch, out on their farm at Mt Wallace near Stirling,...

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‘Might be a bit of a switch’ after tour

A twin trophy tour might just tip the balance from ballet to rugby for one prospective future player.

Training programme aimed at those whose jobs at risk

Mata’aga Hana Fanene-Taiti. PHOTO: 1NEWS

Training programme aimed at those whose jobs at risk

A Government-funded pilot programme in Waitaki could become a pathway for the rest of New Zealand in providing a safety net for Pacific and rural workers whose employment is at risk.

Queenstown ferry service extended

The Queenstown ferry is the first public transport water service to be added to the Bee Card...

Queenstown ferry service extended

The Otago Regional Council (ORC) has expanded Queenstown’s ferry service.

Truck driver has lucky escape in Kaitangata crash

Truck driver has lucky escape in Kaitangata crash

A truck driver has escaped without injury after a crash in Kaitangata this morning.

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Hospital funding grant seen as unequal

Lakes District Hospital. PHOTO: ODT FILES

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Hospital funding grant seen as unequal

Lakes District Hospital is getting a much-needed cut of a $100 million government health grant, aimed at upgrading hospitals across the country.

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Submissions on discharge open to public

The Queenstown wastewater plant. PHOTO: GREGOR RICHARDSON

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Submissions on discharge open to public

The right to discharge treated wastewater into the Shotover River near Queenstown — happening now under emergency powers — and a planned diversion channel will be subjected to public scrutiny.

Mayor declines to do Wānaka group’s ‘tick-box’ survey

Queenstown Lakes District Mayor Glyn Lewers. PHOTO: ODT FILES

Mayor declines to do Wānaka group’s ‘tick-box’ survey

Despite stating the biggest concern for the entire district is growth, Queenstown Lakes District Mayor Glyn Lewers has declined to take part in a survey on the fastest growing part of the district.

Conditions challenging for adventure race

Conditions challenging for adventure race

‘Might be a bit of a switch’ after tour

‘Might be a bit of a switch’ after tour

Training programme aimed at those whose jobs at risk

Training programme aimed at those whose jobs at risk

Queenstown ferry service extended

Queenstown ferry service extended

Truck driver has lucky escape in Kaitangata crash

Truck driver has lucky escape in Kaitangata crash

Hospital funding grant seen as unequal

Hospital funding grant seen as unequal

Submissions on discharge open to public

Submissions on discharge open to public

Mayor declines to do Wānaka group’s ‘tick-box’ survey

Mayor declines to do Wānaka group’s ‘tick-box’ survey

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