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Source: Wanaka A&P Organisers of the Wanaka A&P Show have confirmed another tremendous turnout for the annual event, with about 45,000 people attending the two-day Show this weekend. Many months of planning went into the 84th Wanaka A&P Show – the largest lifestyle event in the South Island – with new challenges presented this year due to the introduction and management of Covid-19 regulations.   Show event manager Jane Stalker says the team is thrilled to have delivered a well-org...

A sheep shearing demonstration at the Wanaka A&P Show last year. Photo: Supplied/James Allan Photography Less than two weeks ago, the shows future was hanging in the balance after Auckland moved into alert level 3 and the rest of the country shifted to level 2. Show event manager Jane Stalker said there were more than 200 volunteers who worked countless hours to make this years show a reality. "It just feels amazing. There was a time where it nearly didnt go ahead and then we had the support f...

Close to 250 local businesses responded a survey from the Chambers of Commerce in Queenstown and Wanaka.

A new business confidence survey has found nearly a third of businesses in Queenstown are not expecting to survive the next three months

Meridian faces $11m spot market charge after spilling water, but forecasts that will fall to 'closer to $2m' in final calculation.

Thursday, 11 March 2021, 7:39 am The Authority today released a consultation paper on the proposed actions to correct the 2019 undesirable trading situation (UTS). In December 2020 the Authority’s Board concluded there was a UTS between 3 and 27 December 2019. The decision followed a year-long investigation into a claim made by Haast Energy Trading, Ecotricity, Electric Kiwi, Flick Energy, Oji Fibre, Pulse Energy Alliance and Vocus (the ‘claimants’) in late December 2019. The Electricity...

Press Release – Electricity Authority The Authority today released a consultation paper on the proposed actions to correct the 2019 undesirable trading situation (UTS). In December 2020 the Authoritys Board concluded there was a UTS between 3 and 27 December 2019. The decision followed … The Authority today released a consultation paper on the proposed actions to correct the 2019 undesirable trading situation (UTS). In December 2020 the Authority’s Board concluded there was a UTS between...

Press Release – Otago Regional Council The Otago Regional Council (ORC) science team presented a comprehensive State of the Environment (SOE) groundwater quality report for the entire Otago region to a meeting of the Data and Information Committee today. The report provides baseline … The Otago Regional Council (ORC) science team presented a comprehensive State of the Environment (SOE) groundwater quality report for the entire Otago region to a meeting of the Data and Information Committee...

Meridian faces $11m spot market charge after spilling water, but forecasts that will fall to 'closer to $2m' in final calculation.

Plastic clips from freezing works washing up on beaches from East Cape to Southland 7 Mar, 2021 10:19 PM 10 minutes to read RNZ By Anusha Bradley forRNZ They are showing up in fish stomachs and in beaches across the country, but how are oesophagus clips escaping the meatworks? It starts with a very puzzled fisherman in The Catlins. "Wondered why the big kahawai I caught recently was so skinny ... until I checked the stomach contents and found it full of plastic," he posts on Facebook. Advertise...