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Mountain Scene July 11, 2021 By PHILIP CHANDLER Twice-monthly ‘tribute nights’ featuring talented Whakatipu entertainers started at Arrowtown’s The Blue Door on Friday when local singer Charlotte Graf hit the stage. The shows are being organised by Queenstown vocal coach and impresario Margaret O’Hanlon. The format is entertainers — be they a singer, muso, poet or storyteller — perform two 55-minute shows — one at 6.30pm and another at 9pm — on the second and fourth Friday of every month. ‘‘I like getting people I know are talented, but have very few outlets, to think creatively and come up with something we haven’t seen before.

Trans-Tasman bubble: First flight from Australia to Queenstown touches down

Emotional scenes at Auckland Airport as first trans-Tasman bubble flight arrives. The first flight from Australia to Queenstown in more than a year has touched down in the resort with about 100 people onboard. The Qanta flight from Sydney, QF121, arrived at 2.34pm after the Airbus A320 left Australia at 9.33am (AEST) for the almost 2000km flight. Free bungy jumps from AJ Hacket, live music and a water arch greeted the travellers. Louisa Steyl/Stuff The first flight from Australia to Queenstown in more than a year has touched down in the resort with about 100 people onboard. Free bungy jumps from AJ Hacket, live music and a water arch greeted the international travellers arriving from Sydney.