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After-match crash lands player in court (opens the original)
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An after-match drinking session ended with an Arrowtown Bulls player crashing his father’s car and injuring a lifelong friend. Alesana Tulafono, 23, of Frankton, was driving on Malaghans Rd on the night of May 17 when he smashed into the barrier on the left-hand side of the road, bounced off and came to a stop straddling both lanes. One of his passengers — a friend since childhood — suffered a concussion and a head laceration in the impact, and his father’s unregistered and unwarranted Honda Fit
$480 taxi fare puts ski day on ice (opens the original)
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A $480 taxi bill has left an Auckland adaptive skier and his family cold on the idea of a second day skiing at The Remarkables. The man, who’s a sit-skier, was in Queenstown for a long weekend with his mum and sister when they were charged $240 each way for a taxi ride to and from the skifield on Sunday. Adaptive ski instructor Sheena Haywood says the trio had a great time and were keen to return the next day, but couldn’t stomach another $480 round trip. “I was horrified,” she says, describing
Court rejects bid to kill Kingston Station sale (opens the original)
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The $21 million sale of Kingston Station to a Queenstown adventure-tourism pioneer remains in legal limbo. The High Court has rejected a bid by the owner of the sprawling high country station, Tim Tayler, to cancel his deal with AJ Hackett Bungy co-founder Henry van Asch. In the latest of a string of legal rulings on the dispute, Associate Judge Dale Lester dismissed Kingston Station Ltd’s (KSL) application for a summary judgment — to rule in its favour without a full trial — meaning the matter
Deavoll breaks through at worlds (opens the original)
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Queenstown mountain biker Indy Deavoll chose the world champs to claim her first podium finish in the junior downhill ranks. The 18-year-old has had three top-five finishes in the World Cup series so far this season, including a pair of fourths in Andorra and Lenzerheide. However, she chose the UCI World Championships in Val di Sole, Italy — a separate event to the season-long World Cup series — to get among the medals with her third-place finish. Deavoll said in a social media post she was “so
‘Exorbitant’ Wānaka prices no excuse for tourist’s shoplifting — judge (opens the original)
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A judge says he is sick of shoplifters using the cost of living in the Queenstown Lakes as an excuse for “pillaging supermarkets”. Judge Russell Walker’s comments came while he was sentencing Joseph Roger Windall, 19, on 12 charges of theft from Wānaka’s New World Three Parks supermarket. Windall’s lawyer, Megan Waller, said the British national had travelled to New Zealand in May with his girlfriend on a working holiday visa, and they had underestimated the cost of living in Wānaka. It had then
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