Wanaka businessman John Cossens will press on with efforts to draw attention to what he has described as unfair and unrepresentative decisions about the QLDC’s district plan landscape schedules.
The QLDC’s cost of defending Environment Court appeals has increased by about $239,000 over the last five years, with the most expensive group of appeals relating to proposed district plan rural landscape values.
Thousands of artists and hundreds of art tutors have been welcomed to the Wanaka Autumn Art School by Robyn van Reenen and Dennis Schwarz, since they started in 1992.
A proposal to narrow and move the Roys Bay waterski lane closer to the Wanaka Lakes Swimmers Club buoy line has been labelled "dangerous", "insane" and "lopsided" by the Wanaka Waterski Club.
If people can't find what they really want - an accessible car park - in Wanaka’s town centre, they'll shop at Three Parks, a big box precinct on the outskirts of town. And that will kill the heart of Wanaka, businessman Toby Donnelly believes.
Allied Press chairman Sir Julian Smith, his brother and fellow director Nick Smith and their board colleagues launched the new-look Wanaka Sun in Wanaka last night.
Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency has released designs and is calling for tenders to build Wanaka’s long-hoped-for roundabout at the "Mt Iron intersection".
The Queenstown Lakes District Council’s job is to defend against US tech billionaire Peter Thiel’s Environment Court appeal, Mayor Jim Boult said yesterday.
Another David and Goliath battle looms for the Upper Clutha Environmental Society (UCES), with the revelation yesterday US tech billionaire Peter Thiel will take his battle to build a luxury lodge...
The QLDC will invest another $9.1 million in the Cardrona Valley drinking water supply, taking the 10-year project estimate to $17.2 million, councillors have decided.
Wanaka is the place to be for many in summer, but reporters Marjorie Cook and Aspen Bruce find out many visitors bring a lot more than a pair of togs and a few refreshments to the town.
The Upper Clutha Environmental Society has lashed out at the Queenstown Lakes District Council’s long-running review of landscape schedules and development capacity in its district plan.