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    Wheels at Wanaka celebrated Caterpillar vehicles at its Easter show this year. PHOTO: GREGOR...

    ‘Wheels’ brought in $30m to area, report shows

    After bringing in a record crowd of 65,000 for its final show at Easter, Wheels at Wanaka’s economic report reveals it brought in $30 million to retailers, hoteliers and Wānaka’s township.

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    Porteous going in a new direction

    Defending Olympic champion Nico Porteous, of Wanaka, is stepping away from competitive skiing....

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    Porteous going in a new direction

    Wānaka wonder Nico Porteous has no regrets as he closes the book on a big chapter in his life.

    Friend doing honours as skifields open to blue skies

    First on the chairlift at Coronet Peak are (from left) Natalie Urbani, of Queenstown, Alexa...

    Friend doing honours as skifields open to blue skies

    Alexa Macdonald had something more than her skifield pass giving her access to the opening weekend of the Queenstown and Wanaka ski season.

    Lake Hāwea Station originals: ‘Don’t sing your own praises’

    Linette Dixon and Judith Shawe were brought up on Lake Hāwea Station and recall it being some of...

    Lake Hāwea Station originals: ‘Don’t sing your own praises’

    Brought up on Lake Hāwea Station, which the Rowley family farmed for more than a century, two rural sisters recall the "simple life" of their youth on what has since become the country’s first...

    Preparing for disaster should be on your radar: emergency management

    Wānaka Response Group member Mick Hollyer at the Presbyterian church, which is one of the...

    Preparing for disaster should be on your radar: emergency management

    As the mountains gather snow and the roads get icy, being prepared for a disaster is a must for all households in the region.

    International accolade for ring ‘huge honour’

    Alice Herald has been living in Wānaka since 2005, and was the first Kiwi jewellery designer to...

    International accolade for ring ‘huge honour’

    Wānaka jeweller Alice Herald has been awarded a coveted second place at the "Oscars of the jewellery world'.

    Students to take to stage

    Dance Wānaka’s Junior Acro group show off their skills at last year’s Dance Off. PHOTO SUPPLIED

    Students to take to stage

    About 200 students from across the region will strap on their dance shoes and take to the stage to showcase their talents this weekend.

    Photographer shares visual stories from rural communities

    Wellington phtographer Nick Netzler travelled to Wanaka earlier this year, as part of Creative NZ...

    Photographer shares visual stories from rural communities

    Wellington photographer Nick Netzler travelled to Wānaka earlier this year, as part of a nature residency.

    Wānaka section sells for $3.5m

    Nestled in one of Wānaka’s most coveted locations, 6 Tiffany Lane sold for $3.5million. PHOTO:...

    Wānaka section sells for $3.5m

    A $3.5 million view on Wānaka’s Tiffany Lane has sold — and that is without a house.

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    Negative impacts if lake lowered: expert

    Guardians of Lake Hāwea spokesman Geoff Kernick at the lake yesterday. Photo: Rawan Saadi

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    Negative impacts if lake lowered: expert

    Lake Hāwea will have dust issues and its water quality, fishery, plant life and ecology will degrade if Contact Energy’s fast-track approval to lower the lake goes ahead.

    Scientists gather in Wānaka to shake up quake forecasting

    Researchers from New Zealand, Australia, Japan and China have gathered in Wanaka to work on...

    Scientists gather in Wānaka to shake up quake forecasting

    Leading earthquake researchers and modellers from four countries have convened in Wānaka to tackle a tough question in seismology.

    ACC encouraging seniors to attend fall prevention classes

    Caroline Upward takes part in a balancing exercise during a strength and mobility class. Photo:...

    ACC encouraging seniors to attend fall prevention classes

    A Wānaka local is helping advocate for the importance of strength and balance exercises as ACC launches a new campaign on the importance of classes for those aged 65 years and over.

    New walking track formed with help from trust

    Makarora landowner Gary Charteris with Upper Clutha Track Trust trustees Brian Weedon (left) and...

    New walking track formed with help from trust

    Walking is not easy for Makarora landowner Gary Charteris.

    ‘Brand new’ event coming next year

    Patrons enjoy the horsepower entertainment of the Tractor Pull competition at Wheels at Wānaka....

    ‘Brand new’ event coming next year

    Despite having to justify the Easter influx of 65,000 visitors, Wheels at Wānaka general manager Allan Dippie intends to bring to town another event in 2026.

    Springing all the way to Barcelona

    Blake Hartley has been invited to the trampoline world championships in Barcelona. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

    Springing all the way to Barcelona

    After winning the New Zealand and Australia trampoline championships this year, Wānaka’s Blake Hartley is off to the world champs in Spain.

    Health needs to be put to ministers

    The Health Action Wānaka steering committee (from left) Lucy Middendorf, Monique Mayze, Trish...

    Health needs to be put to ministers

    Wānaka’s most vocal health advocacy group will be demanding more publicly funded services for the region in upcoming meetings with health ministers.

    Carving out a legacy

    Jeromy van Riel has been carving out pounamu and other stone since 2005. PHOTOS: OLIVIA CALDWELL

    Carving out a legacy

    Jacinda Ardern, Gordon Ramsay and a member of the Rothschild family all own one of his pounamu pendants, but Lake Hawea’s Jeromy van Riel is wanting to spread a simple message through his work.

    QLDC seek feedback on waste management plan

    Photo: ODT files

    QLDC seek feedback on waste management plan

    Queenstown Lakes District Council (QLDC) released its draft Waste Management Minimisation Plan last week and is welcoming community engagement.

    Makarora, Blue Pools bridges reopen

    PHOTO: ODT FILES

    Makarora, Blue Pools bridges reopen

    The renowned Makarora and Blue Pools bridges near Wānaka have reopened, after comprehensive upgrades.

    Trampoliner invited to world champs

    Blake Hartley has been invited to the trampoline world championships in Barcelona. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

    Trampoliner invited to world champs

    After being placed first at the New Zealand and Australia trampoline championships this year, Wānaka trampoliner Blake Hartley is off to the world champs in Barcelona, Spain.
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