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STACY SQUIRES/Stuff Cheeky Kea tours owner Jesse Holmes to switch to doing tours to wineries for tastings and lunches. PHOTO: Jesse Holmes In the past six weeks 360 people have visited Waipara cellars with Cheeky Kea Tours which charges about $86 a head for a group of 10 which covers transport, lunch, snacks and tastings at three wineries. “The local market was not something we were looking at. We’re getting young people in their twenties, right through to retirement village residents.” Holmes said he had added a stop at a Kaiapoi brewery to satisfy some of his male customers. “Th...

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What do the people of Christchurch want from life in their city in 2021? New buildings, more arts and sporting facilities, concerts and festivals, and possible overseas travel links lie ahead for Christchurch this year – and locals are looking forward to them. The arrival of 2021 should bring completion of the long-delayed $475 million Te Pae convention centre, the south-eastern suburbs’ first indoor public pool, the country’s biggest chairlift at Mt Hutt, and a new art museum. Stacy Squires/Stuff Bryan O'Neill, left, Kathy O'Neill, centre, and Rachel Wix, pictured with their labrador ...