Table for Tomorrow: Celebrating 10 Years of Community Action for Freshwater
Gather today. Shape tomorrow. This November, WAI Wānaka is inviting the community to take a seat at the table for a special milestone.
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Tucked away in a renovated historic cottage in Arrowtown is an unassuming American Kiwi and former Santa Fe antique trader whose dad sold jewellery to Elvis Presley and western art to John Wayne.
Police were called to an alleged three-vehicle collision at the Hanleys Farm intersection on Kingston Road. A vehicle on Jack Hanley Drive turning right has allegedly failed to give way to oncoming traffic and allegedly collided with a vehicle travelling towards Frankton.
Queenstown is known for its energy — the buzz of visitors, the seasons, the constant movement of people, visiting, working, exploring, and building new lives.
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Queenstown is known for its energy — the buzz of visitors, the seasons, the constant movement of people, visiting, working, exploring, and building new lives.
Gather today. Shape tomorrow. This November, WAI Wānaka is inviting the community to take a seat at the table for a special milestone.
Arts and culture
New Zealand Symphony Orchestra (NZSO) will stop by Queenstown this month, bringing a touch of spring with them, with the Serenade programme.
In 1986 Wellington poet Kate Camp kept a diary for a year, the year she turned 14. In that year, her parents divorced, she had sex for the first time and learned to use a microfiche.
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