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‘Milestone moment’ for district’s public art (opens the original)
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The Lakes District Public Arts Trust has pulled in one of the biggest guns to help launch its new 10-year strategy next week. For the first time, the trust has organised a public lecture, they keynote speaker of which is Urban Art Projects global curatorial director Natasha Smith. Smith works internationally within the arts industry, specialising in curating and delivering art for public spaces. According to an online bio, she is skilled in contemporary art, art master planning, creative strateg
Major speed limit shake-up on way for Wakatipu (opens the original)
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More than 50 speed limit changes are on the way for the Wakatipu. At a recent Queenstown council full meeting, elected members approved the 2026 Speed Management Plan, which includes 76 speed limit changes across the district, 53 of those in Queenstown. Key changes include a reduction of speed limits on the Glenorchy-Queenstown Rd — presently governed by a 100kmh limit for most of the road, with an 80kmh limit in place around Wilson Bay. The council is reducing the limit to 60kmh through settlem
History on tap at Altitude (opens the original)
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Craft beer lovers can now literally enjoy a taste of history at a multi-award-winning Queenstown brewery. Altitude Brewing has teamed up with another award-winning company, Gibbston’s Fleck Water, to produce its new Waterman’s London Porter, a 5.1% London-style porter, made from mineral-rich water at Fleck’s spring. Altitude founder Eliott Menzies says Fleck’s water falls as snow and rain on high country, with an average “recharge elevation” of 1700 metres. It then takes about 50 years to filter
Kneading a dream into reality (opens the original)
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A new Queenstown business is a dream come true for Wānaka-based couple Luciana Garcia and Nacho Sande. They opened the doors to Fresca Pasta Kitchen at Queenstown Central, beside Whitcoulls, a couple of weeks ago — they opened their first Fresca in Wānaka’s Helwick St in February. Originally from Uruguay, the couple first moved to Invercargill in 2010 after Garcia was offered a job coaching the synchronised swimming club and national team, based there, while Sande was managing Southland Football
Shotover Country’s mixed-use plans (opens the original)
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Thirteen years after it was first mooted, plans for a mixed-use commercial development at Queenstown’s Shotover Country have been dusted off. King Enterprises 2018 Ltd — directors of which are Queenstowners Peter Campbell and Nicholas Tapper — have applied to Queenstown’s council for a three-storey mixed-use development on a 2255sqm site, bounded by Cheltenham and Stalker Rds and Silvereye Lane. According to the consent application — which is on hold for affected party approval — the proposed de
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