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Trees v airplanes: Taupō's botanical garden trees must be trimmed for airport safety - Vimarsana News

Trees v airplanes: Taupō's botanical garden trees must be trimmed for airport safety

An aerial battle between humans and trees is likely to see some trees 'decapitated'.

Taupō's Waipahihi botanical garden native trees must be trimmed for airport safety - Vimarsana News

Taupō's Waipahihi botanical garden native trees must be trimmed for airport safety

An aerial battle between humans and trees is likely to see some trees 'decapitated'.

Banned cars and motorbikes regularly using Kāpiti beach as road to beat congestion - Vimarsana News

Banned cars and motorbikes regularly using Kāpiti beach as road to beat congestion

Kāpiti council says it is up to the police to deal with dangerous driving on the beach.

Replica of Don Driver's airport mural set for outside return at facility - Vimarsana News

Replica of Don Driver's airport mural set for outside return at facility

Christina Persico12:33, Apr 30 2021 Simon O'Connor/Stuff Don Driver's artwork hung in the New Plymouth Airport terminal for 50 years. It’s been out of sight since before lockdown, but a much-loved art work from New Plymouth’s old airport is set to return in a weather-proof version at its old stomping ground. The mural commemorating the 1933 landing of Charles Kingsford Smith's first passenger-carrying flight across the Tasman Sea, at Bell Block, was created by artist Don Driver and hung in New Plymouth Airport's main terminal for 50 years. When the new terminal went up, with art from P...

New Plymouth Airport chief executive flew every week from Hawke's Bay to run the terminal, now he's taking a break from the skies - Vimarsana News

New Plymouth Airport chief executive flew every week from Hawke's Bay to run the terminal, now he's taking a break from the skies

“All travel and accommodation costs are out of my own pocket but you can get some good fares if you book well in advance,” he said. And although he wouldn't say how much he had spent on commuting, he said it was “expensive but manageable”. There are currently no direct flights from New Plymouth to Hawke’s Bay, which meant Wootton had to pass through Auckland. “Flying between the two cities is fairly easy as there are regular flights from both areas via Auckland and, once I arrive at New Plymouth, I am straight on the job.” Wootton oversaw the building of airport company Pa...