Record funding boost for mental wellbeing
A record $91,500 will be injected into communities across the Southern Lakes region over the next few months to support initiatives that improve mental wellbeing, social connection and resilience.
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A highly-decorated local and national country music icon, whose music has been recognised all over Australasia for decades, passed away suddenly on 18 November, leaving a huge gap in the local entertainment scene.
Arts and culture
In February Arrowtown Creative Art Society will present their inaugural Gardens and Galleries event, offering the chance to explore some of the Whakatipu Basin's best gardens and art spaces in support of Plunket.
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If you can spin a good yarn, friendly & energetic and have previous experience in hospo, we would love to hear from you!
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Te Anau
Ditto offers 'south-meets-east' Asian fusion fare, delivered in a casual yet vibrant setting. Bursting with bold and enticing flavours, the menu celebrates freshness with quality ingredients.
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