Wānaka residents grill government ministers over healthcare shortfalls
Wānaka residents have pressed government ministers and health chiefs for answers on why they are paying for blood tests, travelling to Dunedin for basic scans and waiting months for children to see psychiatrists, at a packed public meeting in the Otago town.
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Four Queenstown Lakes’ tourism and hospitality businesses will be going through a technology bootcamp over the next six months to streamline their operations and inspire others to do the same.
New Zealand Poet Laureate Chris Tse is set to appear in Queenstown for a special one-night performance this August.
Wastewater being discharged into Queenstown's Shotover River could breach national ammonia limits, Otago Regional Council says.
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New Zealand Poet Laureate Chris Tse is set to appear in Queenstown for a special one-night performance this August.
The good times will continue during the colder months at Remarkables Markets for their mid-winter markets.
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