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Boom Scandal Gone I suppose 3 different MP’s in as many terms of government is par for the course in some electorates. Those contestable seats that fl ip and fl op from Labour to National and back again. But here in the Clutha Southland, now Southland electorate we have been wrapped in the blue blanket of the National Party forever. Like it or not. I was excited when National chose a young progressive MP in Todd Barclay after Bill English went to the list. Not that I particularly care for National over Labour but because he was not a farmer. Maybe would give a hoot about the Wakatipu a tad more than Bill did, and that hope came to pass as Todd moved into the neighbourhood in Arrowtown. He spent time with the local business community and learnt what help we needed from central government. Then BOOM. Scandal and gone. Then along came Hamish Walker. Another likeable young bloke. Maybe a little more country than I would like but without a doubt a hard worker. He went into bat for all sorts of social, community and business-related concerns this huge and diverse electorate had. He was available at his Frankton offi ce, answered calls and things were looking up. Life is about building relationships and with Hamish, hopes were high that the Wakatipu #getbumped at the Queenstown Ice Arena in our all new Ice would have a long-term advocate. Then BOOM. Scandal and gone. Bumper Cars. Bump & Skate combos available at great prices So now what? Back to square one. Despite the electoral boundary changes Southland is still Southland surprise surprise. Dominated by the farming industry to our South. In my humble opinion the boundaries are still wrong. The Queenstown Lakes District should be in one electorate. Despite our differences with Wanaka, we have more in common with that lot than the farmers to the South. Wanaka is in the Waitaki electorate. Unfortunately, another National safe seat. I say unfortunately not because of any great love for Labour, Green, Act or NZ First but because a truly contestable seat brings with it the benefi t of attention from political suitors. But let’s not dwell on the perfect fi t as far as electoral boundaries, and start thinking about what we need from our next member of parliament. No farmers please. We get how important the primary industry is to New Zealand but the last viable farm in the Wakatipu was sold into lifestyle blocks and residential subdivisions years ago. Our most pressing need is someone as keen to protect the 96% of outstanding natural landscape left when i dip in the Wakatipu and the waterways that it drains into as we are. We need someone who is prepared to sit in their Frankton offi ce with an open- door policy to every resident of the Wakatipu with a legitimate need for parliamentary help. That is our migrants with immigration trouble, our businesses with legislation trouble, our council with infrastructure trouble, families with schooling and education trouble, our whole community with health care trouble. It is a tough job as Todd and Hamish will testify to. But someone needs to do it and someone good. Scott Stevens [email protected] we dip THE HOTTEST NEW MEXICAN JOINT IS COMING TO QUEENSTOWN 3 COURSE DINNER MENU $55 AUGUST 2020 Bookings essential

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Queenstown has been given a glimpse of the future with plans for the $151 million upgrade to the Events Centre and options for a new Arthurs Point bridge revealed

The masterplan for QEC includes five new buildings housing an extension to the current swimming pool facilities, indoor multi-use courts, four squash courts, a new health & wellbeing facility (studio/ fitness), a function centre/ clubrooms for seven sports clubs, and a new disaster emergency precinct.

Outside there would be two new full-size artificial turfs, three new sports fields, overflow parking, a new plaza, maintenance yard, new outdoor netball / tennis courts and relocation of cricket nets.

The project includes the possible relocation of Frankton Golf Course.

Queenstown Lakes District Council (QLDC) has asked Central Government for funding through the post-Covid ‘shovel ready’ fund. It has progressed to the shortlist stage.

Public consultation is expected to begin in August and judging by the reaction to the plans on social media, the number of car parks is expected to be a hot topic. On reflection Round and Square had really quite enjoyed Lock Down: the place had been like the old days without all the noise and rush and with Last Monday, the Way to Go Group (QLDC, NZ Transport Agency and most humans being pleasant; so many pats and conversations on the street, Otago Regional Council) released three possible locations for a new often in the middle of the road. road bridge across the Shotover River at Arthurs Point. What they really missed, however, were the new opportunities to make their views so widely known without having to leave home. It will replace the iconic single-lane Edith Cavell Bridge, which has jakehassells.com served the community for 100 years, but causes congestion and is unsafe for walkers and cyclists.

Four possible locations for new walking and cycling bridges have also been announced, along with various options for the types of bridge and their pros and cons.

The group wants public feedback, before August 10. Information Sports is on QLDC’s Let’s Talk website and there’s a drop-in session this Tuesday, 4-7pm, at The Cargo at Gantley’s Pub, Arthurs Point. Massage While both projects are still at the planning stage, demolition work began last week on the decade-long project to turn the 10-hectare former Lakeview campground and holiday park site off Man Street Therapy into a massive multi-million dollar extension to the town centre. One thing not in Queenstown’s future, however, is managed isolation - Sports Massage and quarantine facilities. - Theragun Cabinet Minister Megan Woods on Thursday said the town does - Cupping not have the necessary medical facilities, and she also ruled out - Dry needling Invercargill. - Exercise Prescription “This is a combination of health capacity issues, and the capacity that sits around the hotels, and also the ability for critical mass for number of the facilities ... so if you think about Queenstown and Invercargill, For your health, wellbeing and they probably represent one of those each.” active lifestyle... Dunedin remains an option, although the Government currently has nearly 2000 spare beds in its existing facilities.

The Government’s announcement it would assess the suitability of the resort for a quarantine or managed isolation facility caused major QUEENSTOWN HEALTH concerns locally. 38B Gorge Road, Queenstown It also created a political scandal which led to Queenstown’s MP 03 442 8190 Hamish Walker quitting politics and was a factor which led to new www.queenstownhealth.com National Party leader Todd Muller sensationally stepping down earlier this week after only 53 days in the position. News Round Up Skifields booming holiday Remarkables ski-field extending through this week It has been a bumper couple of weeks for Queenstown’s twin skifields Queenstown skifield The Remarkables will continuing opening daily for A summary of major local news stories by Paul Taylor Coronet Peak and The Remarkables. another week, after a busier than expected school holiday period. Domestic tourists turned up in their droves to both mountains during It will remain open until Sunday, July 26, before moving to weekends school holidays, competing for carpark space with keen-as-mustard locals only. hitting the slopes for bluebird days after some decent snow dumps. Queenstown rules out as a quarantine location Three options for new Arthurs Point road bridge Ski area manager Ross Lawrence said the number of guests visiting over Queenstown has been ruled out as a location for managed isolation and Three possible locations for a new road bridge across the Shotover River More than 7000 people per day were skiing and snowboarding most the past couple of weeks had exceeded expectations, so they were quarantine facilities. at Arthurs Point were released last week by the Wakatipu Way to Go days, and NZSki boss Paul Anderson says when 2500 turned up for night excited to be able to give locals and visitors more time to enjoy the group. skiing last Friday at Coronet, altogether it produced one of the busiest slopes. Cabinet Minister Megan Woods said on Friday, the town does not have days he can remember. the necessary medical facilities. “We’ve received a lot of feedback from guests whose school holidays “We’re stoked,” Anderson says. “There have been so many Kiwis in didn’t quite line up with our two weeks of daily operations so we wanted Over the past few days, Woods, the lead Minister on the programme, Queenstown. to give them a chance to visit us before heading back to school and work. and Air Commodore Darryn Web, the operational lead, have visited Queenstown, Invercargill and Dunedin, meeting with local officials. “We’re seeing visitation at levels about the same as last year, which is “We know anecdotally town is still going to be reasonably busy next week quite extraordinary. so we’re expecting another week of good visitation. Both Queenstown and Invercargill have been ruled out, while Dunedin remains an option, although the Government currently has nearly 2000 “We usually get 30-40% of our visitations from Australians, so we “Conditions up here are fantastic at the moment, we’ve got some great spare beds in its existing facilities. did expect to be down by that kind of quantum but Kiwis have skiing and riding on and off trail so encourage everyone to get up here really answered the call to arms and taken holidays in New Zealand. to enjoy it for themselves,” he said. “We’re continuing to appraise Dunedin as a suitable location,” Woods Queenstown has been a popular place to go.” said, in Dunedin this afternoon. The Remarks will resume daily operations from Saturday, September 26, Last Friday, there were 10,000 across both mountains for the day, through until the close of the season on Sunday, October 11. “We are ruling out, however, Queenstown and Invercargill as places for including the night ski. the managed isolation of returning New Zealand citizens and permanent residents. “That’s the most I’ve seen on Coronet Peak and Remarkables combined on one day.” “This is a combination of health capacity issues, and the capacity that sits around the hotels, and also the ability for critical mass for number of Carparks at both mountains were full by 9am, with headlights snaking up the facilities... so if you think about Queenstown and Invercargill, they the skifield roads from 7am. Bulldozers begin work on campground probably represent one of those each.” It has been a Queenstown holiday spot for generations of families and The Government’s announcement it would assess the suitability of in recent years provided ramshackle but affordable accommodation for the resort for a quarantine or managed isolation facility caused major low-income workers. concerns locally. But the bulldozers will begin demolishing the former Lakeview It also created the political scandal which led to Queenstown’s MP The bridge will replace the iconic Edith Cavell Bridge, which has served campground and holiday park site off Man Street, above the CBD. Hamish Walker quitting politics at this year’s election, and was also a the community for 100 years. Four possible locations for new walking Queenstown Lakes District Council (QLDC) is taking the first step of a factor which led to new National Party leader Todd Muller sensationally and cycling bridges have also been announced. stepping down earlier this week after only 53 days in the position. decade-long development project to turn the 10-hectare site in a massive Queenstown Lakes District Council (QLDC) Waka Kotahi New Zealand multi-million dollar extension to the town centre. In fact, it could be seen as a catalyst for four political resignations, if you Transport Agency and Otago Regional Council (ORC), working together The council has been working closely with the consortium of Ninety Four count Nikki Kaye and Amy Adams, who confirmed they are quitting when as transport group Way to Go, want public feedback. Judith Collins became National Party leader. Feet and Augusta Capital along with other development partners on Way to Go Board chairperson Peter Hansby said the Edith Cavell Bridge staged plans. Ngāi Tahu Tourism, however, recently announced it was was a local icon and a popular photo spot for visiting tourists, but there pulling its involvement in a hot pools project on reserve land next to Massive redevelopment of the event centre are a number of reasons why improvements need to be considered. Lakeview. revealed “Currently it is unsafe to walk or cycle across the Edith Cavell Bridge and All buildings on Lakeview campground will be removed and some because it is a one-lane structure, drivers experience congestion and unprotected trees in the new roading corridor, all in preparation for Plans for a $151 million redevelopment of Queenstown Events Centre upcoming infrastructure works and future development of the site. have been revealed. delays at peak times. It’s also the only alternative route into Queenstown if state highway 6A is unexpectedly closed. It is possible that some of the former campground cabins may be The masterplan for the upgraded community facility includes five new “Making improvements to the crossing at Arthurs Point will address “They’re keen to get up in the carparks and are leaving earlier and earlier. relocated from site as opposed to being demolished. buildings housing an extension to the current swimming pool facilities, these challenges and provide a lot more resilience to our wider transport Kiwis like to drive themselves.” Traffic disruption is expected to be kept to a minimum, as the work is indoor multi-use courts, four squash courts, a new health & wellbeing network.” contained within the site. facility (studio/fitness), a function centre/ clubrooms for seven sports At Coronet, cars with only one or two people in them are parked at clubs, and a new disaster emergency precinct. Hansby, who is also QLDC General Manager of Property and carpark 7, the furthest away from the base building, encouraging people Demolition of the former campground site is scheduled to be complete Infrastructure, said that while it’s early in the process, community to carpool and use less space. by December, while further demolition of selected parts of the holiday Outside there would be two new full-sized artificial turfs, three new feedback will help determine the best solution for an Arthurs Point NZSki took on 150 casuals for the holidays, on top of 250 seasonal. park is scheduled to begin on February 1, 2021, and finish in April. sports fields, overflow parking, a new plaza, maintenance yard, new crossing. Queenstown Lakeview Holiday Park remains open. outdoor netball / tennis courts and relocation of cricket nets. “But we’re expecting visitations to drop off significantly after the holidays. “The details we’re sharing at this stage include some options for possible As part of the project, a stormwater upgrade project will take place on bridge alignments and what type of bridge could be possible in those I’m just talking to some of the hotels around town, who say bookings The project includes the possible relocation of Frankton Golf Course and really do fall off a cliff.” the Brunswick Street and Brunswick/Lake Esplanade Intersection. The a new wastewater heat recovery system. locations. upgrades will be undertaken in a staged approach from July through to “While it’s early in the process, it’s really important we can capture Anderson says NZSki still expects to be about 40% down on revenue for November. Queenstown Lakes District Council has asked Central Government for the full year, however. community thoughts and ideas now so they can be factored in to Initial investigation work on this specific section of the upgrade project funding for the project through the post-Covid ‘shovel ready’ fund. It has determining a preferred option for the future.” “We’ve got to keep the last few weeks in perspective, it does help but it’s will run from July 20-31 from 8.30am – 4.30pm, and further information progressed to the shortlist stage. An engagement booklet and details on how to provide input can be 14 days out of a 100 day season. So it will be tough.” on the following stages will be issued as the project progresses. The report recommends they are approved for community consultation. found at letstalk.qldc.govt.nz Remarks ski area boss Ross Lawrence, in a video update this week, says QLDC Property and Infrastructure General Manager Peter Hansby The majority of the upgrades would be completed within three years. It also provides details on six possible options for the type of crossing, the Sugar Bowl Express chairlift is progressing, with Doppelmayr working said every effort would be made to ensure the work is completed with to complete the commission in the next week or two. The grooming minimal disruption. The Queenstown Events Centre (QEC) was built in 1999 in Frankton such as a new single-lane bridge, with the Edith Cavell used as road in one direction, or two-lane bridge with Edith Cavell retained as a walking team are starting to pack the trails and the terrain park crew is starting after much debate as to its location. In 2008 Alpine Aqualand and Alpine to form up the intermediate line. “For the period of the Brunswick Street works parking will be restricted, Health & Fitness was built on the site. / cycling bridge. so if you regularly park on the street please find a different place to park It has the pros and cons of each option, including cost considerations, Check out the Queenstown App’s daily snow reports. while the work is underway,” he said. The pool has maintenance and viability. recently been closed for several Here’s how to get involved: months - across two periods - for • Read the engagement document to see what options are being the ceiling to be considered For TRUSTED timely repaired. • Then take the online survey below or email your feedback to letstalk@ qldc.govt.nz, OR • Drop in for a chat on Tuesday, July 21, at the Cargo at Gantley’s Pub, 172 Arthurs Point Road, Arthurs Point from 4pm to 7pm. LOCAL NEWS, • Feedback closes on 10 August 2020. download the Queenstown APP. News Round Up Skifields booming holiday Remarkables ski-field extending through this week It has been a bumper couple of weeks for Queenstown’s twin skifields Queenstown skifield The Remarkables will continuing opening daily for A summary of major local news stories by Paul Taylor Coronet Peak and The Remarkables. another week, after a busier than expected school holiday period. Domestic tourists turned up in their droves to both mountains during It will remain open until Sunday, July 26, before moving to weekends school holidays, competing for carpark space with keen-as-mustard locals only. hitting the slopes for bluebird days after some decent snow dumps. Queenstown rules out as a quarantine location Three options for new Arthurs Point road bridge Ski area manager Ross Lawrence said the number of guests visiting over Queenstown has been ruled out as a location for managed isolation and Three possible locations for a new road bridge across the Shotover River More than 7000 people per day were skiing and snowboarding most the past couple of weeks had exceeded expectations, so they were quarantine facilities. at Arthurs Point were released last week by the Wakatipu Way to Go days, and NZSki boss Paul Anderson says when 2500 turned up for night excited to be able to give locals and visitors more time to enjoy the group. skiing last Friday at Coronet, altogether it produced one of the busiest slopes. Cabinet Minister Megan Woods said on Friday, the town does not have days he can remember. the necessary medical facilities. “We’ve received a lot of feedback from guests whose school holidays “We’re stoked,” Anderson says. “There have been so many Kiwis in didn’t quite line up with our two weeks of daily operations so we wanted Over the past few days, Woods, the lead Minister on the programme, Queenstown. to give them a chance to visit us before heading back to school and work. and Air Commodore Darryn Web, the operational lead, have visited Queenstown, Invercargill and Dunedin, meeting with local officials. “We’re seeing visitation at levels about the same as last year, which is “We know anecdotally town is still going to be reasonably busy next week quite extraordinary. so we’re expecting another week of good visitation. Both Queenstown and Invercargill have been ruled out, while Dunedin remains an option, although the Government currently has nearly 2000 “We usually get 30-40% of our visitations from Australians, so we “Conditions up here are fantastic at the moment, we’ve got some great spare beds in its existing facilities. did expect to be down by that kind of quantum but Kiwis have skiing and riding on and off trail so encourage everyone to get up here really answered the call to arms and taken holidays in New Zealand. to enjoy it for themselves,” he said. “We’re continuing to appraise Dunedin as a suitable location,” Woods Queenstown has been a popular place to go.” said, in Dunedin this afternoon. The Remarks will resume daily operations from Saturday, September 26, Last Friday, there were 10,000 across both mountains for the day, through until the close of the season on Sunday, October 11. “We are ruling out, however, Queenstown and Invercargill as places for including the night ski. the managed isolation of returning New Zealand citizens and permanent residents. “That’s the most I’ve seen on Coronet Peak and Remarkables combined on one day.” “This is a combination of health capacity issues, and the capacity that sits around the hotels, and also the ability for critical mass for number of Carparks at both mountains were full by 9am, with headlights snaking up the facilities... so if you think about Queenstown and Invercargill, they the skifield roads from 7am. Bulldozers begin work on campground probably represent one of those each.” It has been a Queenstown holiday spot for generations of families and The Government’s announcement it would assess the suitability of in recent years provided ramshackle but affordable accommodation for the resort for a quarantine or managed isolation facility caused major low-income workers. concerns locally. But the bulldozers will begin demolishing the former Lakeview It also created the political scandal which led to Queenstown’s MP The bridge will replace the iconic Edith Cavell Bridge, which has served campground and holiday park site off Man Street, above the CBD. Hamish Walker quitting politics at this year’s election, and was also a the community for 100 years. Four possible locations for new walking Queenstown Lakes District Council (QLDC) is taking the first step of a factor which led to new National Party leader Todd Muller sensationally and cycling bridges have also been announced. stepping down earlier this week after only 53 days in the position. decade-long development project to turn the 10-hectare site in a massive Queenstown Lakes District Council (QLDC) Waka Kotahi New Zealand multi-million dollar extension to the town centre. In fact, it could be seen as a catalyst for four political resignations, if you Transport Agency and Otago Regional Council (ORC), working together The council has been working closely with the consortium of Ninety Four count Nikki Kaye and Amy Adams, who confirmed they are quitting when as transport group Way to Go, want public feedback. Judith Collins became National Party leader. Feet and Augusta Capital along with other development partners on Way to Go Board chairperson Peter Hansby said the Edith Cavell Bridge staged plans. Ngāi Tahu Tourism, however, recently announced it was was a local icon and a popular photo spot for visiting tourists, but there pulling its involvement in a hot pools project on reserve land next to Massive redevelopment of the event centre are a number of reasons why improvements need to be considered. Lakeview. revealed “Currently it is unsafe to walk or cycle across the Edith Cavell Bridge and All buildings on Lakeview campground will be removed and some because it is a one-lane structure, drivers experience congestion and unprotected trees in the new roading corridor, all in preparation for Plans for a $151 million redevelopment of Queenstown Events Centre upcoming infrastructure works and future development of the site. have been revealed. delays at peak times. It’s also the only alternative route into Queenstown if state highway 6A is unexpectedly closed. It is possible that some of the former campground cabins may be The masterplan for the upgraded community facility includes five new “Making improvements to the crossing at Arthurs Point will address “They’re keen to get up in the carparks and are leaving earlier and earlier. relocated from site as opposed to being demolished. buildings housing an extension to the current swimming pool facilities, these challenges and provide a lot more resilience to our wider transport Kiwis like to drive themselves.” Traffic disruption is expected to be kept to a minimum, as the work is indoor multi-use courts, four squash courts, a new health & wellbeing network.” contained within the site. facility (studio/fitness), a function centre/ clubrooms for seven sports At Coronet, cars with only one or two people in them are parked at clubs, and a new disaster emergency precinct. Hansby, who is also QLDC General Manager of Property and carpark 7, the furthest away from the base building, encouraging people Demolition of the former campground site is scheduled to be complete Infrastructure, said that while it’s early in the process, community to carpool and use less space. by December, while further demolition of selected parts of the holiday Outside there would be two new full-sized artificial turfs, three new feedback will help determine the best solution for an Arthurs Point NZSki took on 150 casuals for the holidays, on top of 250 seasonal. park is scheduled to begin on February 1, 2021, and finish in April. sports fields, overflow parking, a new plaza, maintenance yard, new crossing. Queenstown Lakeview Holiday Park remains open. outdoor netball / tennis courts and relocation of cricket nets. “But we’re expecting visitations to drop off significantly after the holidays. “The details we’re sharing at this stage include some options for possible As part of the project, a stormwater upgrade project will take place on bridge alignments and what type of bridge could be possible in those I’m just talking to some of the hotels around town, who say bookings The project includes the possible relocation of Frankton Golf Course and really do fall off a cliff.” the Brunswick Street and Brunswick/Lake Esplanade Intersection. The a new wastewater heat recovery system. locations. upgrades will be undertaken in a staged approach from July through to “While it’s early in the process, it’s really important we can capture Anderson says NZSki still expects to be about 40% down on revenue for November. Queenstown Lakes District Council has asked Central Government for the full year, however. community thoughts and ideas now so they can be factored in to Initial investigation work on this specific section of the upgrade project funding for the project through the post-Covid ‘shovel ready’ fund. It has determining a preferred option for the future.” “We’ve got to keep the last few weeks in perspective, it does help but it’s will run from July 20-31 from 8.30am – 4.30pm, and further information progressed to the shortlist stage. An engagement booklet and details on how to provide input can be 14 days out of a 100 day season. So it will be tough.” on the following stages will be issued as the project progresses. The report recommends they are approved for community consultation. found at letstalk.qldc.govt.nz Remarks ski area boss Ross Lawrence, in a video update this week, says QLDC Property and Infrastructure General Manager Peter Hansby The majority of the upgrades would be completed within three years. It also provides details on six possible options for the type of crossing, the Sugar Bowl Express chairlift is progressing, with Doppelmayr working said every effort would be made to ensure the work is completed with to complete the commission in the next week or two. The grooming minimal disruption. The Queenstown Events Centre (QEC) was built in 1999 in Frankton such as a new single-lane bridge, with the Edith Cavell used as road in one direction, or two-lane bridge with Edith Cavell retained as a walking team are starting to pack the trails and the terrain park crew is starting after much debate as to its location. In 2008 Alpine Aqualand and Alpine to form up the intermediate line. “For the period of the Brunswick Street works parking will be restricted, Health & Fitness was built on the site. / cycling bridge. so if you regularly park on the street please find a different place to park It has the pros and cons of each option, including cost considerations, Check out the Queenstown App’s daily snow reports. while the work is underway,” he said. The pool has maintenance and viability. recently been closed for several Here’s how to get involved: months - across two periods - for • Read the engagement document to see what options are being the ceiling to be considered For TRUSTED timely repaired. • Then take the online survey below or email your feedback to letstalk@ qldc.govt.nz, OR • Drop in for a chat on Tuesday, July 21, at the Cargo at Gantley’s Pub, 172 Arthurs Point Road, Arthurs Point from 4pm to 7pm. LOCAL NEWS, • Feedback closes on 10 August 2020. download the Queenstown APP. 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As a good mate of mine put it, we are a Well written Jeff! So many things could be $27 for a return bus ticket to Coronet. geographical clusterfuck left over from done! The bypass along Mann St/Thompson Imagine being happy to pay that. the gold rush era. Double lanes help, but St to the Fernhill round about was in the Scott Gray not when it is forced by its environment to cards when I arrived 20 years ago lol! A pinch back into single lanes. We could have bridge to Kelvin Heights from Park St, a Trying to get a park at Queenstown bypasses like through K Heights across a bridge by passing QT from the base of the Medical Centre is a nightmare! The car bridge to Park St. But towns big infl uencers Remarkables to Lake Hayes area. A huge car park is generally full. All the bays outside live on both sides and don’t want the park at Ladies Mile, Frankton and QT with seem to always be full too (I know they are traffi c. To me there are some obvious a monorail all the way to town above the not specifi cally for the Dr’s though.) You solutions. Like the one above. New bridge Cycle tracks! Just ideas end up having to leave home early to fi nd next to Edith Cavill (which has low weight Carmen Hubber a park. Yet you’re still driving around and limits, some cranes can’t cross it). Bypass around, battling with other people to get from Remarks ski fi eld turnoff to the Queenstown crying out for tourists... me a space. Kawarau, keeping on its south side round trying to drive a tour shuttle bus and fi nd a Kirsty Louise to Chard Farm area before rejoining the park at the station building, - $90 fi ne... state highway. Just cut out all of Frankton Kingsley Snyman and the Ladies Mile. It is as you describe. A numbers thing. Keep infrastructure the same whilst multiplying everything that The local bus is currently free. Surely, at feeds into it ten-fold and wondering why some point in everyone’s busy week, the bus there is now “traffi c”. Europeans would would work for them. Like any growing city, have had it sorted decades ago there are never going to be enough parks, enough roads, enough lanes for more and Jimmy Carling more cars. Hasn’t LHE got the direct service to town they’ve been asking for since the Of course, the new arterial routes which start? Is it being utilised well? Let’s all get are due to be built soon will make all the out of cars at least once a week and get on difference. NOT. Since they don’t address the bus! It’s free! the actual problem areas or provide an Debbie Crews alternative to using a car. Emma Wilson

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Pasta Café Power to the People Pasta Café returns to Queenstown for 4 weeks on Friday nights It takes a good crisis to shift a system. COVID-19 sure has given us from the 17th July to 7th August, (17/7; 24/7; 31/7; 7/8;). An a cracking one. With the fi gurative ladder pulled out from under us, extension is possible! it’s time to have a serious discussion about the direction we want This year it will be held at St. Margaret’s Church, Ross St. to take as a community. And more importantly, who gets to make FRANKTON, not in town as previously. 2020 is the 18th year for those key decisions that affect us all. Each one of us has a voice. Pasta Café where a great hot meal with drinks and home baking Each voice provides a unique perspective on how we can rebuild. are served free of charge to all who attend. Each perspective helps shape robust decisions that are more likely to be the right one. Research has shown that teams outperform Pasta Café is supported with generous individual decision makers 66% of the time but diverse teams (age, donations from the Wakatipu Presbyterian youth, gender, location, heritage etc.) make better decisions 87% Church and a number of local Agencies of the time. The principle is that good decisions are made by many & Businesses. This year we have also brains – not big brains. received a grant from the Greatest Needs Fund. In addition, members of the Our current democratic system fails to follow this logic. We vote community, and others, can also support for a person/party who we believe best represents our views. Once Pasta Café by donating to the Givealittle the ballots are counted, we’re either in the winner’s box or feel website. disenfranchised and frustrated at not backing the right horse. The last two decades have seen a continuous slide in voter turnout at In 2012 Pasta Café was featured on TV3’s Campbell Live show. elections due to lack of interest in the system. This is in particular We believe God has been extremely generous to us and our with young voters who look at the line up and often see no one hope is that we can pass this blessing onto local families and who represents their voice (one way to skew the outcome I guess). visitors to our town in a safe, warm and friendly environment. Direct action, can end in the upsurge of political protest, and has Everyone is welcome to come along and enjoy the nourishing become the new modus operandi to try and have our collective meal and the live music. This is an opportunity for you to voice heard. Decision making is left up to a few, where diversity connect with others in your community and you can also bring is rarely around the table, and consultation with the community along someone (or a family) who would benefi t from a FREE often comes after the fact, too late to have any real infl uence on night out. policy. As research has demonstrated, this is likely to result in poor decision making. The interests of the community and environment are often side-lined leading to an increase in distrust between the elected offi cials and the community. As part of the RESET Summit 2020, One New Zealand is hosting an evening with Max Rashbrooke, to talk about the future of democracy. Following on from Max’s last visit to the district in 2019, this conversation takes a look at the next steps we need to take to get more and diverse voices around the decision making table. It provides an opportunity to collectively ask ourselves how we can create a democratic system based on our common values and shared vision, consensus building, truly equitable representation that captures all of our diverse thinking and voices. Only then will we increase our chances of making some really good decisions. Max is a Wellington-based writer with twin interests in economic inequality and democratic participation, and is currently the 2020 J. D. Stout Fellow at Victoria University of Wellington. Event partners include Ignite Wanaka, LINK Upper Clutha, Sustainable Queenstown, Catalyst and Shaping Our Future. Power to the People – Next Steps When Thursday 30th July @ 7pm Where Queenstown Memorial Hall Cost $15:00 LAKES WEEKLY BULLETIN Page 16

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Another neighbourhood pitstop is the nearby lavender farm which will be in full bloom when New Zealand eventually heads into Spring. Here, you can also spend your time cooing over the farm’s resident sheep and chickens. Before you leave, don’t forget to try the popular ‘Cooper’s Catch’ takeaway, where you can enjoy a coronary clogging meal whilst you overlook the sea. Crayfish, of course is the popular delicacy here, with the town ‘Kaikoura’ translating in Maori for food (Kai) and Crayfish (Koura). Abel Tasman National Park is renowned for its long sandy beaches which are surrounded by hillside woodlands. A glorious location for kayakers, mountain bikers and trampers alike, you will certainly be spoilt for choice when choosing an adventurous pursuit. One of the park’s famed points of interest, ‘Split Apple Rock’ is an unusual, The well paved track takes roughly 1.5 hours in total. You can grab natural rock formation set amidst a hidden beach cove. Despite the a decent snap of Fox glacier from a fair distance and then be off on quirkiness of this sight, the Abel Tasman coastal walk is the main your way to Franz Josef where there is a wider variety of walks to attraction, this taking 3-5 days to complete on foot. The furthest end choose from. Be warned that some trails can be restricted due to of the walk is situated at Tōtaranui campground which is found at the weather conditions, so make sure you take this into consideration end of an excruciating 12km unsealed path and is suggested only for before planning your trip. For those seeking more adventure, both those happy to risk the physical state of their vehicles. The ‘official’ Fox and Franz Josef glaciers can be walked on, with a guided tour. start of the coastal trek is within the Mārahau area and walkers are Travellers can continue further up the West Coast or alternatively, if able to park for free, then cross the estuary towards the cliffside, you wish to explore a larger city, you can head up and across Arthur’s to begin. This is not a loop track so you will have to double back on Pass to Christchurch. A suggestion en-route would be to visit the yourself once you have travelled as far as you wish. Castle Hill walk which is a pull in just off of the main road. Large, limestone rocks rise high from the hill and can be explored on foot for a quick 20 minute stop. It takes about an hour from here to arrive into Christchurch.

It’s worth noting, for those wishing to camp locally and save their dollars, a free campsite within the national park is ‘Waitapu Bridge’. Nelson is also an hour from here and offers shops, restaurants and accommodation for those preferring to stay further out of the The first “go to” in Christchurch is the local transport – download national park. For more tips, tales and teasers on various locations, the ‘Lime’ app and see the city via electric powered scooters, or take please visit my online blog: Getcrackingstartpacking.travel.blog a trip on the old fashion tram which glides through the city centre. Personally I felt that, as a result of the Christchurch’s earthquake in 2011, the city is still slowly trying to restore its former buzz and at times can be noticeably somber. The local cathedral is hidden behind locked gates and gradually being renovated after the devastation. Paying a visit to the Quake City museum gives an interesting look in more detail about Christchurch’s turbulent earthquake history. About Claudia Gabriel Other places to see include the Botanic Gardens, open air cinema I have spent the past 5 years trying to escape the rainy, grey weather on weekends, the Little High Eatery and Riverside food courts for of the UK and travel to unforgettable destinations. Similar to most backpackers, I was drawn to Queenstown for its unique mountainous reasonably priced food/ drinks. Further north, the seaside town of landscape and to improve on my non-existent ski skills. I have begun Kaikoura is always a popular destination and best known for either its documenting my travels in a brutal honest fashion in my new blog whale watching flights or dolphin/ seal kayaking tours. https://getcrackingstartpacking.travel.blog LAKES WEEKLY BULLETIN Page 23

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