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The response was “very distressing”, he said. Debbie Jamieson/Stuff Queenstown Lakes District Mayor Jim Boult with MP Stuart Nash, during Nashs first visit to Queenstown as Tourism Minister. “It’s extremely unfair for anyone to lift this spectre above our heads again. We’re on the ropes. We’ve got enough to fight for.” Boult said accommodation providers should not panic as there was no plan to introduce a bill in the near future. “I think everybody has plenty of other things...

Buyers could live in or rent homes out via the resort when they weren’t there. Located close to Queenstown, homes range in price from $1.25m to $4.5m plus GST. Prices had increased since the first release and would increase again once the next 20 homes were gone, Walker said. Supplied A planned luxury development at Gibbston Valley is attracting high profile buyers, including former Prime Minster John Key. Key said he had bought in because it was good value for money. “Gibbston Valley ...

Press Release – Harcourts Queenstown Gibbston Valley Lodge & Spa Homes and sections in a multi-million-dollar piece of paradise in Queenstowns idyllic Gibbston Valley have attracted unprecedented levels of enquiry since launching this week. Would-be buyers … Gibbston Valley Lodge & Spa Homes and sections in a multi-million-dollar “piece of paradise” in Queenstown’s idyllic Gibbston Valley have attracted “unprecedented” levels of enquiry since launching this week. Would-be buyers ...

Tuesday, 22 December 2020, 5:26 pm Gibbston Valley Lodge & Spa Homes and sections in a multi-million-dollar “piece of paradise” in Queenstown’s idyllic Gibbston Valley have attracted “unprecedented” levels of enquiry since launching this week. Would-be buyers from all around New Zealand and expats looking to secure a future home in a 1000-acre station nestled in one of Central Otago’s finest wine-growing regions have had the phones running hot in the past 36 hours since hitting the...

Press Release – Harcourts Queenstown Gibbston Valley Lodge & Spa Homes and sections in a multi-million-dollar “piece of paradise” in Queenstown’s idyllic Gibbston Valley have attracted “unprecedented” levels of enquiry since launching this week. Would-be buyers from all around New Zealand and expats looking to secure a future home in a 1000-acre station nestled in one of Central Otago’s finest wine-growing regions have had the phones running hot in the past 36 hours since hitting ...

Press Release – Harcourts Queenstown Gibbston Valley Lodge & Spa Homes and sections in a multi-million-dollar piece of paradise in Queenstowns idyllic Gibbston Valley have attracted unprecedented levels of enquiry since launching this week. Would-be buyers … Gibbston Valley Lodge & Spa Homes and sections in a multi-million-dollar “piece of paradise” in Queenstown’s idyllic Gibbston Valley have attracted “unprecedented” levels of enquiry since launching this week. Would-be buyers ...

supplied "I see this becoming a must see attraction for anyone visiting Queenstown," says Harcourts real estate agent Hamish Walker, who is overseeing sales for the Gibbston Valley developments. A $750 million luxury development in Gibbston Valley, near Queenstown, has attracted interest from high-profile buyers former prime minister Sir John Key and cricket coach Brendon McCullum. The project is located on the 40 hectare Gibbston Valley Station, which is co-owned by Greg Hunt, chief executive...

A year in politics 2020 was a punishing and relentless year in politics, both abroad and at home. We take a look back at the ‘unprecedented’ year. It was a year which exhausted the word “unprecedented” and forever tainted the exhortation: “be kind”. In early December, MPs went hard and early into the summer break as Parliament shut up shop for the year. Lucky for some. January The year 2020 began roughly a year ago. MPs were gearing up for the election with National in the box-seat...

Labour knew they had a bazooka of political power in Jacinda Ardern Photograph: Fiona Goodall/Reuters Remember January 2020? We were young, carefree and full of hope. The political year in New Zealand started like any other but then the wheels came off spectacularly, and in a way none of us could have predicted. Covid, coups, conspiracies, scandal, leaks, lies, leadership, lockdowns, misinformation, ministerial screw-ups, a sexting MP. It was ...

She and Todd Muller were facing questions from the gallery on their way into caucus about the lack of racial diversity in their front bench, when Kaye volunteered out of nowhere that Paul Goldsmith – possibly the whitest man in the world – actually descended from Ngāti Porou stock. In the chaotic minutes that followed, Goldsmith confirmed twice to media he was not in fact Māori, including when Kaye asked him directly in front of the cameras. Paula Bennett, who Kaye had recently replaced...