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QLDC Groups Council QLDC Groups Council Fernhill/Sunshine Bay Community Association The Fernhill Sunshine Bay Community is a non-profit local community group dedicated to making the most out of our a... read more [email protected] / www.facebook.com/fernhillsunshinebaycommunityassociation/ Lake Wanaka Tourism Located in the stunning alps of the South Island in New Zealand, visitors from around the world are drawn to the Wa... read more 03 443 1574 / [email protected] / www.lakewanaka.co.nz Cardrona Residents and Ratepayers Society Chairman - Blyth Adams [email protected] Vice-Chair - Sarah Stewart [email protected] - Kati... read more 0275 345 136 (Blyth) / [email protected] / www.cvrrs.com/ Destination Queenstown Destination Queenstown (DQ) is the Regional Tourism Organisation (RTO) responsible for the marketing of Queenstown ... read more 03 441 0700 / Freephone: 0800 478 336 (NZ only) / [email protected] / www.queenstownnz.co.nz/ Community Connect - QLDC / Council QLDC Groups Council Makarora Library Hours:Tuesday: 11:00am - 1:00pmWednesday evenings: 6:00pm - 8:00pmBy request at other times. The school children u... read more 03 443 8342 (Makarora School 8:30 am – 4:30 pm) / [email protected] / codc-qldc.govt.nz/locations-hours/makarora-schoolcommunity-library Queenstown Lakes Community Housing Trust Queenstown Lakes Community Housing Trust is your local organisation for community housing.Our mission is to provide... read more 03 450 1702 / [email protected] / qlcht.org.nz i-SITE Queenstown Visitor Centre We are Queenstown’s only official Visitor Information Centre and part of the nationwide Tourism New Zealand and Go... read more +64 3 4424100 / [email protected] / www.queenstownisite.co.nz/ Arthurs Point Community Association (APCA) Meeting details: Held at 7.30 pm on the first Tuesday of every month. Location confirmed on Facebook, plus emailed ... read more 021 109 5502 / [email protected] Community Connect - QLDC / Council QLDC Groups Council Frankton Community Association The Frankton Community Association is your voice to the Queenstown Lakes District Council. Our aim is to provide co... read more [email protected] / www.franktoncommunity.nz Glenorchy Community Association Glenorchy Community Association is a community based incorporated society. Membership is made up of residents and p... read more 027 586 7233 / [email protected] / www.glenorchycommunity.co.nz/gy-community-association/ Kingston Community Association The Kingston Community Association meet on the first Friday of each month at the Kingston Emergency Services Buildi... read more 027 292 9430 / [email protected] / www.kingston.kiwi.nz/portal/CommunityGroups.aspx Gibbston Community Association Virtually written off in the 1970’s, the tiny rural community of Gibbston revitalised itself by developing wine tou... read more 021 844 653 / [email protected] / www.facebook.com/Gibbston-Community-Association- NZ-1815541138458764/ Community Connect - QLDC / Council QLDC Groups Council Lake Hayes Estate & Shotover Country Community Association The Community Association was formed in 2008 with the purpose of promoting and protecting the interests and welfar... read more [email protected] / www.lakehayesestatecommunityassociation.com/ Luggate Community Association We meet the last Thursday of each month, 7:30pm at Luggate Fire Station rooms. read more [email protected] Albert Town Community Association Our goal is to enhance the quality of life for the residents by being responsive to the needs, interests, and prio... read more [email protected] / www.atca.org.nz/ Community Connect - QLDC / Council Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).
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