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LWB Issue 760.Indd GUIDEGIG LAKES WEEKLY PAGE 15 21st Jul - 27th BULLETIN FIRST ON THE STREET No 760 WWW.LWB.CO.NZ • BUY • ACCOMMODATION • SELL • INFORMATION • JOBS • [email protected] 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 SOCIAL @NARCOS_QT | [email protected] Steamer Wharf | 03 4424600 | [email protected] TSS EARNSLAW Promenade Café Hop onboard the TSS Earnslaw, the unique breakfast spot with stunning lakeside views. Serving breakfast classics, sweet treats, barista coffee and breakfast cocktails. 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Tel: 03 441 2030 | www.hollandhairsalon.co.nz 4 Bedroom Plus plenty of 46b Beach St, Queenstown Bay Tel: 03 441 2030 | www.hollandhairsalon.co.nz 15 Dart Place Sunshine Bay $600 2haircare Unfurnished advise 6 Violet Way Queenstown $700 2 Unfurnished LOOKING AFTER THE LOCALS FOR OVER 13 YEARS 5 Bedroom 46b Beach St, Queenstown Bay Tel: 03 441 2030 | www.hollandhairsalon.co.nz LOOKING AFTER THE LOCALS FOR OVER 13 YEARS 6 Viscount Lane Queenstown $690 2 Furnished 7A Cresta Lane Frankton $690 2 Whiteware LOOKING AFTER THE LOCALS FOR OVER 13 YEARS 2 Peregrine Place Queenstown $1,200 3 Furnished 37 Shot LOOKING AFTER THE LOCALS FOR OVER 13 YEARS www.queenstownrentals.harcourts.co.nz FREE TOOTH WHITENING CONSULTATION Options starting from $199 APRÈS SKI Book now (03) 442 3531 by the water’s edge “A smile for every season” Recharge after a day on the slopes Rachel Walker-Smith 0800 108 311 Dental Hygienist www.edgewater.co.nz Terrace Junction, 1092 Frankton Road Special Après Ski Menu Aurum House, Lvl1 www.remarkablesdental.co.nz Daily 4-6pm LAKES WEEKLY BULLETIN Page 5 Seeking Serenity? It’s yours, with 50% off. PLUS INTEREST FREE ‘TIL 2022* on in store purchases $999 & over ‘til 11.8.20 *See instore for full Terms & Conditions Come see your Local Sleep Specialists Phone 03 477 7199 | www.bedsrus.co.nz Building 10, Shop 06/12 Hawthorne Drive, Remarkables Park Shopping Centre FANCY A NIGHT OFF COOKING? Pick up service is now available for all of Queenstown to enjoy our Millbrook At Yours Dining options. Home delivery is available in Arrowtown only. Call (03) 441 7006 to order. Operating daily from 3pm - 9pm. View the menu online: www.millbrook.co.nz/millbrook-at-yours-dining Millbrook Resort 1124 Malaghans Road, Arrowtown 9371 E: [email protected] LAKES WEEKLY BULLETIN Page 6 FOR RENT 1 BEDROOM 1A Howden Drive 1 Whiteware $350 per week Comfortable modern 1 bedroom in a brand new build at Hanley Downs offers sensational views! Off-street parking spot and courtyard. This property comes with Fridge, dishwasher and a washer/condenser dryer. 172a Park Street 1 Fully Furnished $450 per week This stunning lakefront studio apartment has fantastic views of the bay and is a stone’s skip away from the water’s edge, located right by the Frankton walking track. No need for a car as it is an easy lakefront walk into town. It comes fully furnished with electric heating and off-street parking. 2 BEDROOMS 7/16 Kent Street 2 Fully Furnished $550 per week Situated within walking distance to town, this fully furnished apartment comes with covered car parking. The large open plan living area provides plenty of space for everyone and opens up onto a private balcony with views of Skyline. 3 BEDROOMS 21/64 Marina Drive 2 Part Furnished $550 per week Three bedrooms, 2 bathrooms with single lock up garage. The home is partly furnished with good quality furniture. The property has a heat pump and one off-street car park. The apartment has a good size balcony and amazing views of the mountains and lake. Available now for a long-term tenancy. 4a Juniper Place 2 Part Furnished $565 per week A beautiful home in sunny Frankton, modern kitchen and spacious dining and lounge. Easy care vegetable garden, glass house and a single garage. Comes with whiteware, a 70inch TV and two sofas.
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