Galloping season is here

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Posted 2 January, 2025

Tis the season for horse racing in the region. It’s time to dust off your frocks and head out to the track to witness the popular sport.

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People are being warned not to swim at two popular Otago holiday spots due to bacteria levels.

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Police were called to Wānaka's Dinosaur Park around midnight last night after 300 youths gathered there and multiple fights broke out.

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Posted 2 January, 2025

About ten years ago, while working at Badrutt’s Palace Hotel in the Swiss town of St Moritz, I was shocked to learn a guest once requested an elephant be brought in to deliver a birthday gift to his wife. And the hotel made it happen, squeezing the elephant into the lobby.

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Posted 19 December, 2024

Native grasses only, mind you. Back by popular demand, the Whakatipu Reforestation Trust will host summer evening sessions at the Jean Malpas Community Nursery in 2025.

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Get ready for an exciting day of grass volleyball, community spirit, and sun-soaked fun at the Otago Volley Fest on 27 December at Pembroke Park in Wānaka.

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Posted 17 December, 2024

Kinross’ wine garden is filled with sweet sound on Sundays throughout summer – and part of autumn. Musicians perform weekly from 3pm at the picturesque winery. It’s a family-friendly environment with a play area and sandpit, as well as a snack menu full of pizzas, platters and small bites.

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Posted 12 December, 2024

Te Atamira has curated a fun-filled arts and crafts programme for the kids during the summer school holidays. Kicking off on 19 December with the Christmas programme, it’ll continue in the New Year from 8 January.

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RF Corval / Sherwood
554 Frankton Road, Queenstown, New Zealand
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Sherwood is Queenstown's only Two Hat Restaurant with a focus on sustainability, seasonality & exceptional hospitality. We grow our own organic veges on site in the NZ's most scenic gardens and our menu changes regularly to showcase the seasonal produce. We celebrate natural wine & locally produced beverages- we are a truely unique hospitality offering with a purpose and a soul.

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We need you full or part time, fixed term or casual, in our winery Bistro over spring and summer.  You will need 6 - 12 months restaurant/cafe/bar experience, as well as a can-do attitude and a love of people, food and wine. 

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