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Know it is us who are mad Driving around the Queenstown area is, and has been for a few years now, a complete disaster. I know its old news but it’s a cluster f—k and getting worse. We don’t need tourists from overseas to clog our streets, we do it all by ourselves. I counted, whilst dawdling in traffic, (heading towards Shotover Country roundabout) 80 cars heading into Frankton before I saw one with two people in it, then 120 more before I saw three. All the rest were single drivers. I was also one. These all originate from Lake Hayes Estate, Shotover Country, Gibbston/ Cromwell and some other Wakatipu Basin traffic. Digressing momentarily, those subdivisions should never have been allowed to go ahead before roads and bridges were prepared. The consultants were morons. The people deciding to give the go ahead were also morons and we should ask for our money back. Now we have winter and the usual traffic issues and town congestion is ridiculous. I have been, along with countless others, shouting out about this but no one is listening. Build more, more hotels, more flats, more apartments, more shops, more people and on it goes.
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This week past I had work to do in town and took an hour and ten minutes plus fuel, to NOT find a park. The road up to Coronet Peak is a nightmare and mostly driven by one person (I am one). Now council is ticketing people parking at the bottom to ride share. Nice one! Recently in Hamilton I noticed the metered parks advising 2 free hours to encourage shoppers to spend. Here we pounce on the tardy. Real estate agents and shop workers or owners are part of the problem. Wonder why you can never get a park near the Lonestar restaurant? Checkout the real estate businesses nearby. Sure, we have buses and park and ride but it’s not enough. We are a mess. We are drowning in cars. We obviously are not hard up for cash if we can all zoom all over the place. Our family have been car sharing and leaving 2 or 3 cars at home which has its problems, but we are trying. The kids are saving money anyway. So next time you see a long slow line of traffic barely moving from Mitre 10 at the “other” Queenstown to Stanley Street, and then watch them do the circuit around Shotover Street, Rees Street, Camp St, then leave after an hour of frustration, know it is us the locals who are mad and only us the locals who can solve the problem. Jeff Hylton
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News Round Up A summary of major local news stories by Paul Taylor Queenstown dominated the national news agenda for all the wrong reasons last week, with its MP rolled and a resident accused on breaking out of managed isolation to go on a booze run
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Clutha-Southland MP Hamish Walker announced on Wednesday he was quitting politics and would not stand in this year’s election. Walker was forced out after admitting he had shared the private details of 18 active Covid-19 cases with the media, in a bid to defend himself against accusations of racism. “I wish to thank the people of Clutha-Southland who I have loved meeting, assisting and representing over the past two and a half years,” he said. “I sincerely apologise for my actions. I will be making no further comment.” Walker’s announcement came just 73 days out from the election. He lasted slightly longer in that regard than his predecessor Todd Barclay, also a first-term National MP, who was forced out 94 days from the election in 2017 due to a staff recording scandal. Like Barclay, Walker is expected to stay in Parliament until the General Election on September 19. Walker believed the patient information - sent to him by former National Party president Michelle Boag - would show he was not being racist when he claimed 11,000 people from “India , Pakistan and Korea” could be go through isolation and quarantine in the south. The Government had announced it was considering locations in the south for quarantine and managed isolation centres, including Queenstown, prompting Walker to fire off a press release containing the claim. The media outlets did not publish the patient details they were given by Walker a week later, but it’s understood they did not prove his claim. Meanwhile, ironically, on Friday afternoon Queenstown man Martin James McVicar appeared in court for after allegedly breaking out of a Covid-19 managed isolation facility in Hamilton. McVicar, 52, who owned property in Jack’s Point, was remanded in custody without plea and is due back in Hamilton District Court this Wednesday. He allegedly absconded from the Distinction Hotel, in the suburb of Te Rapa, on Thursday night to buy alcohol. He’ll answer charges of intentionally failing to comply with an order under the Covid-19 Public Health Response Act 2020 and damaging a TV at the hotel. Police say he cut through a 1.8m fence at about 6.30pm and was out in public for about 30 minutes, visiting the Brews liquor store on Te Rapa Road 500m away. There was no one else in the shop at the time. The New Zealand Herald reported he bought a four-pack of Leffe Blonde and pinot noir. If convicted, McVicar faces up to six months’ imprisonment or a fine up to $4000.
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Central Lakes Arts makes grants of $1.5 million Salvation Army Queenstown plans to expand its counselling and family support services to meet post-Covid demand, using a whopping $390,000 grant from the Central Lakes Trust. The grant, spread over three years, is among $1.5 million of funding dished out at Central Lakes Trust’s latest board meeting. Arrowtown Bowling Club will receive $56,471 for a clubhouse renovation, Three Lakes Cultural Trust Online gets $30,000 for its Arts Renewal Project, and Queenstown Lakes Baby Box Charitable Trust Baby Box Project will receive $20,000. And Queenstown’s Citizens Advice Bureau, a key local agency in the QLDC emergency response will receive $7,800, to assist with extra demand over the May/June period as well as $45,000 for operational support. Demand for Salvation Army services have increased 600% since Covid-19. Lt Andrew Wilson, Corps Officer and Director of Community Ministries, from the Queenstown Salvation Army says: “Covid-19 has significantly changed the outlook for the region, which is now facing a sudden economic crisis with profound social pain. “While demand for our service is expected to gradually decrease over the coming months, the depth and complexity of need is expected to increase. We plan to expand our counselling and family support services to help people survive, connect and eventually thrive.” The group put forward an in-depth plan as part of their application process. The support begins this year with $120,000. Both the CODC and the QLDC mayors offered support of the grant. CODC mayor, Tim Cadogan commending the group saying: “In my time working in the Courts and as Mayor, I have seen the work the Salvation Army do at times when no one else is there to do it. “The Army provides vital help to those most in need”. While the trust traditionally supports many local social service organisations with operational funding, and there are many in this funding round, some are experiencing or foresee increased demand. The Central Otago Pilot Programme for the Youth Employment Project continues to receive support. The programme’s aim is to develop a coordinated learning pathway to ensure continued engagement of secondary school students in education and/or training and employment.
Operational / Programme grants Able Charitable Trust Operational Grant 2020/21 $17,000 Age Concern Southland Incorporated Operational Grant 2020/21 $50,000 Arthritis New Zealand Operational Grant 2020/21 $5,800 Central Otago Riding for the Disabled Operational Grant 2020/21 $10,800 Citizens Advice Bureau Queenstown Operational Grant 2020/21 $45,500 Community Law Otago Operational Grant 2020/21 $21,000 DRC Southland Operational Grant 2020/21 $10,000 Otago Goldfields Heritage Trust Programme Grant 2020-22 $42,500 Salvation Army Operational Grant 2020-23 $120,000 Sport Otago Operational Grant 2020/21 $52,500 Upper Clutha Lakes Trust Operational Grant 2020/21 $55,000 Wanaka Riding for the Disabled Operational Grant 2020/21 $8,675 Youth Employment Project Programme Grant 2020/21 $30,000 Central Lakes Trust Initiatives Presbyterian Support Otago Emergency Heating Fund $20,000 Central Otago Victim Support Emergency Support Fund $12,000 TOTAL: $1,509,254
Restart for the Arts Two new community events will be held this spring in Queenstown and Wanaka to reinvigorate the local arts and culture scene. The RenewArt events will be put on by the Three Lakes Cultural Trust, which has secured more than $150,000 in funding to deliver the project and reward selected artists. The Trust – which supports and advocates for arts and culture in the Queenstown Lakes – invites all local artists to apply to showcase their work at the free events, to be held in Queenstown on October 9-10 and Wanaka, October 15-16. Trust chair Julian Knights says the fundamental goal of the RenewArt initiative is to reunite and inspire artists and help them reconnect with the wider community through the power and beauty of their work.
The success of the programme over the past two years will this year see its expansion into Wakatipu High School and Mt Aspiring College.
“The Trustees of the Three Lakes Cultural Trust are really excited to launch RenewArt after this challenging time.
Finlay says: “This was a CLT initiative driven primarily with funding from the trust originally, but with its success more funders have come on board, including Otago Polytechnic Trades Academy. We are really proud of how well the programme has done and even more proud of the students that have made it a success.”
“It’s going to be a fantastic event, where our communities can come together and appreciate the amazing talent that we are so lucky to have here,” he says.
In addition a series of COVID-19 emergency grants have been provided to groups the trust work with to meet the demand that our community is experiencing at the current time. Since the trust commenced 20 years ago, it has returned over $100 million back into the community. A total of $5.66m of the $9.40 million grants budget for the 2020/21 financial year has been allocated to date. GRANTS APPROVED – JUNE 2020 Project grants Alexandra Community Hub COVID-19 Emergency Grant $59,500 Arrowtown Bowling Club Clubhouse Renovation $56,471 Central Otago Budgeting Advice COVID-19 Emergency Grant $10,000 Citizens Advice Bureau Queenstown COVID-19 Emergency Grant $7,800 Cromwell Primary School Double-mast Space Net Climbing Rig $43,837 Presbyterian Support Otago COVID-19 Emergency Grant $5,000 Queenstown Lakes District Council Replacement of Luggate Community Hall $750,000 Queenstown Lakes Baby Box Charitable Trust Baby Box Project $20,000 Street Smart Driver Training 2020/21 $9,900 Three Lakes Cultural Trust Online video of Arts Renewal Project $30,000 Upper Clutha Tracks Trust Hawea Flat Link Track Upgrade $9,500 Volunteering Central COVID-19 Emergency Grant $6,471
“We’re proud to be providing this opportunity for our artists, who will be able to channel their passion and their experiences of the last few months into something spectacular, while simultaneously celebrating the renewal of the Queenstown Lakes arts and cultural sector.” Three Lakes Cultural Trust general manager Jo Brown says the idea behind RenewArt is to create uplifting events to be enjoyed by the entire district post-Covid-19, while also enabling a paid work opportunity for local artists. “Like many people and organisations in our community, the arts and cultural sector has been deeply impacted by Covid,” she says. “We hope that RenewArt will be a light at the end of the tunnel, something artists can work towards and hopefully receive a little financial relief from, too.” Artists can apply to exhibit at RenewArt via the Trust’s website at www. threelakesculturaltrust.co.nz/renewart from Saturday, July 11, with applications closing on July 23. A selection panel comprised of highly respected arts and cultural practitioners will then select a cohort of artists to showcase their work at the RenewArt events in October. The selected artists will have approximately eight weeks to produce their works. Queenstown’s Exhibition Date: October 9-10, 2020 Location: Queenstown Events Centre, Joe O’Connell Drive, Frankton
Get out and explore your own backyard! South Island: lower half With the hard times of lockdown behind us, why not venture out and take a trip around the sublime South Island? With the unique situation the globe is currently in, the lack of international tourists means you can have an experience which isn’t overshadowed (quite literally) by a looming selfie stick. Here are some highlights to consider, if you’re looking to escape out of the Queenstown bubble. Starting from the South, you can pay a visit to the Catlins. There are some stunning locations listed on the destination’s downloadable, online map. Just wrap up warm and get your hot water bottles ready for a 2-3 day road trip in your campers, as there are 26 points of interest in total.
Another set of favourites for locals and tourists alike, are the grand fjords of Milford and Doubtful Sound. These locations are particularly cheap right now, and there has never been a better time to browse ‘Book Me’ for a cheeky boat cruise. For those who are unaware of ‘Book Me’, this website is perfect for finding discounts on most activities and attractions in New Zealand. ‘Which should I choose?’ Doubtful Sound is best for visitors who have more time for exploring, as overnight tours are available. Whereas, Milford Sound has a range of daytime trips and their scenic flights depart from Queenstown airport which makes this ideal for those who are pressed for time. Personally, I’d recommend Mitre Peak as the best Milford cruise company as their smaller boat offers a more personal experience. For $10, you can also pay to take the short trip to see Milford’s highest waterfall known as Bowen Falls, standing at 161 meters tall.
Moving over to the east coast, visit Dunedin – while this city is known primarily for its large student base, it is always a great location for anyone wanting a break from our Après-ski bars. Dunedin has a few more dining and shopping options to choose from than in Queenstown, notably the MAC makeup counter in the local department store (ladies you can thank me later). It will take about
half a day to wander around the city centre and the nearby Tunnel Beach which is a picturesque stop with a downhill footpath which leads to breathtaking sea-cliff views. Travelling further north, Mt Cook and Lake Tekapo are famed for their ‘insta-worthy’ scenery. Especially during this Winter season, the surrounding snow-capped mountains will be a sight to behold and avid boarders and ski folk can even stop off at the nearby Ohau ski field for a few runs en-route. In Tekapo, you can immerse yourself in the local hot springs which overlook the lake. Tickets can be purchased for the cheaper price of $16 if you use ‘Book Me’ (basically the bible), as opposed to just rolling up on the day. The lake itself is a stunning aqua blue and is quite striking to see as you drive into town. Alternatively, you can drive up to the Mt John observatory (entry fee on arrival as nothing is ever free my friends) and here, you can sip on a coffee as you take in the beauty of the vast landscape. Tekapo is known especially for its amazing, starry skies and informative tours can be taken at the ‘Dark Sky Project’ centre. However, for those who want to keep their budget expenditure low, you can simply park outside of the town and gaze at the millions of twinkling lights from the comfort of your car. For overnighters, I would recommend downloading the ‘THL’ phone app as this displays freer campsite options for people in non-self-contained vehicles. Mt Cook is the highest mountain in New Zealand and even in the summer months, icebergs can be seen floating in the surrounding lake. Its most popular hike; the Hooker Valley track is only 5km and usually swarming with people due to its accessible walkway. Post COVID, the once heaving tourist attraction will now be much quieter so you can relish in what I would call, the epitome of the South Island’s rugged, glacial climate, practically undisturbed.
About Claudia Gabriel I have spent the past 5 years trying to escape the rainy, grey weather of the UK and travel to unforgettable destinations. Similar to most backpackers, I was drawn to Queenstown for its unique mountainous landscape and to improve on my non-existent ski skills. I have begun documenting my travels in a brutal honest fashion in my new blog https://getcrackingstartpacking.travel.blog
COMMUNITY NOTES Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) Queenstown Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) Queenstown has experienced massive demand in the last three months helping more than 700 clients. As an organisation, they have been at the front line of the changing needs of the community and they continue to adapt to ensure they can respond to the ongoing demand. Part of this is predicting the needs that will flow as the economic consequences of the Covid-19 crisis unfold and what services they will be asked to provide in the near term. The demand in the last quarter was the highest level in CAB’s history and the Lakes Weekly sat down with Rachel Reece, manager of Queenstown’s CAB, to discuss the impact. “The demand has put a huge strain on the organisation but more importantly on its volunteers, without whom CAB would not be able to function. I am very proud of the way the local team has coped and the level of service they provide”. Employees experiencing a redundancy process is very traumatic as it impacts on their livelihood and financial stability while being faced with the fact that they will be participating in a very competitive job market. Some employees do not feel that they have been treated fairly and that their employers have
not followed the correct processes. On the flipside, employers are confronted with many stresses, including if they will have a business and have been doing their utmost to ensure they are keeping their workforce employed by accessing the wage subsidy. Assisting with these queries requires certain skills, knowledge, and empathy. Ms Reece continued “while the majority of cases have been assisting migrant workers we have also experienced a surge in locals looking for support which has been particularly difficult as many are in a very distressed state when they contact us. The loss of employment has had strong flow-on effects, such as people needing help with breaking fixed term tenancies when they can no longer afford rent”. “Overall our region has been greatly impacted by the crisis, which is ongoing. Many have lost their jobs, many are experiencing financial hardship and many have little support. Migrants are facing not being able to get home to their families as there are few flights and even then, they cannot afford them. The support migrants have received from so many in our community and from local and central government has been incredible”. “Whilst it is still super busy, it is rewarding to know that we are able to help and our clients leave us feeling better and supported”. Rachel is particularly proud of the CAB team who continue to provide a high quality level of service. The type of queries we are receiving has really changed and is now at another level. We spend a lot of time with clients assisting and empowering them with options, ideas and solutions. Our team at CAB adapts quickly and is responsive to our ever-changing environment. The high level of demand has placed signficant stress on CAB because as a community agency it is heavily reliant on it’s volunteer workforce and grants. This takes a toll on it’s already stretched resources and capacity.
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Ms Reece concluded, “Thankfully, we have amazing volunteers and wonderful funding providers. Recently CAB has received additional funding, which will see us through the next 12 months. The funding could not have come at a more crucial time as we set ourselves up to cope with our continued changing demand for our services. We are gearing up to help locals by offering more legal clinics and introducing financial mentoring services in the near term”.
Is someone in your family starting their first year full-time tertiary, apprenticeship or vocational training in 2020? Central Lakes Trust’s (CLT) has announced the addition of Vocational Scholarships to its already popular scholarship programme. Scholarships are for individuals wishing to commence their first year full-time tertiary, apprenticeship or vocational training in 2020. Each scholarship is to the value of $2,500. The addition of Vocational Scholarships for the 2020 year is to specifically recognise vocational knowledge and skills,” says Chief Executive, Susan Finlay. Applications opened 1 July 2020, and close 3pm, 31 July 2020. Eligibility for a CLT Tertiary Scholarship, a Pioneer Energy Science & Technology Scholarship, or a CLT Vocational Scholarship is restricted to the following five high schools within the Central Lakes region Roxburgh Area School, Dunstan High School, Cromwell College, Mt Aspiring College, Wakatipu High School. Applicants are required to be between 16 and 19 years of age, meet the eligibility criteria and live in the Central Lakes Trust region. The selection criteria consider various factors including the applicant’s academic record, all round qualities and achievements. “All applications are made to your local high school, so please contact your local high school for full details.
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Lost & Found LOUIE LANZ – YOUR PHONE IS AT the Qtn Police station for collection. ALAN CONNELLY – YOUR SPORTS BAG IS at the Qtn Police Station for collection. RACHEL MCJORROW – YOUR PURSE IS AT THE Qtn Police station for collection. NICHOLAS SCHOFIELD – YOUR CARDHOLDER IS AT the Qtn Police Station for collection. CHARLES LEWIS – YOUR US PASSPORT IS at the Qtn Police Station for collection. FOUND – TIFFEN CAMERA LENS IN BLACK case in Arrowtown, can be claimed from Qtn Police Station. FOUND – GOLD WAVE DESIGN RING, FOUND Melbourne Street 06/07/20, can be claimed from Qtn Police station. MOON HOWE – YOUR WALLET IS AT the Qtn Police Station for collection. W. HENDERSON – YOUR WALLET IS AT the Qtn Police Station for collection. MICHAEL TAWHARA – YOUR WALLET IS AT the Qtn Police station for collection. JOHN REEVES – YOUR WALLET AND JACKET are at the Qtn Police station for collection. CHRISTINE LINDSAY – YOUR PURSE IS AT the Qtn Police station for collection.
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Accommodation FLATMATE WANTED TO SHARE WITH TWO GUYS. Short walk to town, heat pump, room furnished $220/week including all bills. Contact Karen 0273851155. SUPER BIG TWIN ROOM TO LET $240/W power. Including WiFi, carpool, SkyTV, laundry, lakeview & two gardens in Qtn center. No bond, pay rent one week in advance. Two weeks notice before leaving. Couple or two single welcome. Long term prefered. Please contact 0275021699/0211720706 WARM, SELF-CONTAINED, FULLY FURNISHED 1BR APARTMENT IN semi-rural tranquil location 8 km (12 minutes) NW of QT. Woodburner, full kitchen and laundry facilities. Suitable for mature, long-term, non-smoking tenants. Single $245pw, couple $295pw, plus power. Freeview and unlim internet data incl,. Ph. 0277531469. ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A CHANGE OF scenery. We offer top views of lake and mountains from Fernhill. Very modern furnished 3 bedroom unit with 2 bathrooms, garage, heat pump, whiteware. $650 per week. Ph: 0212429007 ARROWTOWN. SINGLE, ROOM AVAILABLE IN 3 BED 1 bath Arrowtown home. Sharing with 3 easgoing, flatmates. 5 min from bus stop & shop. $150 p/w + bills. Call/text 02102791396 for info. DOUBLE ROOM AVAILABLE. WALK TO TOWN 5 mins. $260/pw + bills. Bond 2 weeks. Must be clean and tidy. More info:0212681270.
The Council Word Arthurs Point Crossing Have your say on options for a future Arthurs Point Crossing. Head to letstalk.qldc.govt.nz to share your thoughts and check out the early options we are considering that are aimed at improving safety and resilience. Feedback closes 10 August 2020.
Rabbit control and baiting operation From Monday 27 July , we’ll be undertaking a rabbit control operation in conjunction with adjoining landowners in locations across the district. Carrot baits containing the pesticide Pindone will be placed in Albert Town Recreation Reserve and Widgeon Place Recreation Reserve. Do not touch or eat the bait, watch children at all times, do not eat animals from within 2km of these areas, and don’t allow dogs access to eat animal carcasses in the areas.
Applications open for annual event funding Applications have now opened for QLDC’s annual Events Fund. The fund aims to promote and support a balanced portfolio of new and existing sporting and cultural event experiences that meet the economic, marketing and community objectives of the district and can contribute towards the district’s recovery. Event organisers can submit their funding applications until 5.00pm on Friday 31 July 2020.
Community text alerts With winter now upon us, it’s a better time than ever to join QLDC’s community text alert database and hear first-hand about any issues affecting your community. We’ll send you a text message about things like road closures, extended watershutdowns, ice and snow affecting local roads or any other emergencies affecting your community. Sign up at www.qldc.govt.nz/do-it-online/community-text-alert-sign-up
Download the new libraries app The new Queenstown Lakes District and Central Otago libraries app makes it easy to manage your account and explore the everexpanding range of library services from your mobile device. Search the App Store or Google Play for ‘Queenstown Lakes Libraries’ or drop by your local branch for more info.
Swim school bookings open There are still spaces left for all QLDC Swim School classes at Alpine Aqualand (Queenstown Events Centre) in Term 3. Fully qualified instructors teaching a nationally approved syllabus. Visit www.qldc.govt.nz/recreation/swim, call 03 450 9115 or email aqualandswimschool@qldc.govt.nz for full details.
Kids’ climbing programme Book now for the Term 3 indoor climbing programme at Queenstown Events Centre. After-school lessons designed for ages 8-12 to build confidence, strength and fitness. Spaces limited. For bookings and enquiries please email alexa.peters@qldc.govt.nz or call 03 443 4791.
$190/WK ALL INCLUSIVE. BIG, SUNNY ROOM IN quiet shared house in LHE. All bills, unlimited wifi, netflix are included. Lisa 022 699 8546 ROOM AVAILABLE IN A CBD 2BED UNIT. Must be mature, tidy, non-smoker, dog lover, single only. No party. $220pw + shared power. No bond required. Incl unlimited wifi text 02102638355
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Join us at the Lone Star to watch the Super Rugby Aotearoa Every Saturday and Sunday Book your table to dine in now: queenstown@lonestar.co.nz (03) 442 9995
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QUEENSTOWN’S ONGOING TRAFFIC CONSTIPATION I doubt there is a person in Queenstown who hasn’t noted the crazy traffic congestion, and at the same time acknowledged that we can’t blame tourists for the current levels of constipation. (Similarly, we also can’t blame tourists for the bad driving that seems to still be present?) It is beyond clear that there needs to be a larger-community level discussion taking place about the best way to resolve the traffic issues, and it staggers me that such conversation does not appear to be on any agenda or forum at any community level. Perhaps it is, and I have simply not spotted it? Acknowledging four key things as true; (a) that the pace of solution appears glacial at best; (b) costs of solution do not get cheaper with the benefit of time, and (c) there will be much opposition from vested interest groups for every solution, this means that any resolve is likely at best to be decades away, and lastly (d) that the problem will not get better by itself.
The current strategy, if there is one; appears to merely kick the can further down the proverbial road (pun not intended)... and apply band aid solutions of more traffic lights or shifting roads, yet without actually addressing the painfully obvious point that some places and roads cannot cope with today’s volumes of vehicles, never mind the future volumes, including the currently absent tourist buses and rental cars. Yes, we can make the CBD hostile to cars, and carparking more expensive... but we also and absolutely need to talk about vehicle alternatives. If the answer is a rocket ship from Frankton to Queenstown, or a teleporter, or a monorail, or a gondola... then get the discussion on the table... and keep it there. The city and transit already own key land corridors of the Frankton trail and/or the center of the Frankton road; both very capable of carrying columns supporting an aerial system of some sort, and both predictably
likely to cause uproar by affected owners. Well, the consequence of not cheesing off these affected owners is to instead cheese off the majority of all other residents and commuters losing time and patience in the continual snarl of traffic on even the shortest trip involving a vehicle, including that of a subsidised bus who also gets caught in the same traffic. We acknowledge that these discussions will take time to work through the process, but this matter should be on every agenda from here until resolution is found... and if that’s a decade away, so be it… but for Queenstown’s sake... please begin. It won’t get cheaper. The next few years of recovery are a gift to planners here, where we got a glimpse of the future… and most of us didn’t like what we saw.
Response from QLDC
participation in programmes.
poses a safety risk. This is why, on stretches of road in the area, signage prohibits parking. We encourage people to travel – and park – safely when visiting Coronet Peak.”
“QLDC always encourages environmentally friendly and practical ways to travel within our district. In this sense, we support the use of the district’s free buses and encourage
our
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“However, safety is paramount. The bottom of Coronet Peak Road is often busy and congested, and having cars parking along it
David Wills
RESPONSE TO LAST WEEK’S EDITORIAL - ASTOUNDING STUPIDITY Putting them in Queenstown is like putting rabbits in the lettuce patch Willing and Able Well said Scott - however you left out 1 omission that makes the suggestion to quarantine in QT even more ridiculous. What about the fact we have one of the most under-resourced medical centres in the country? 1 outbreak and our hospital are screwed. It is ludicrous this is even a conversation- playing Russian roulette with an already fragile one-dimensional region dependent on preserving our tourism assets Willing and Able Where’s the medical facilities to cope if we get an outbreak thanks to that punk who jumped out the window?? We are the most under-resourced in the country when it comes to health care. Build us a proper hospital JacinDa! JacinTa With A D How blessed you are to sit behind your screen in all your privilege and find a reason to complain about New Zealanders returning home to one of the safest countries in the
world during a global pandemic. While most New Zealanders worry about how they will pay their next week’s rent or if they will have a job at the end of the month you sit at home, in a town that passes for paradise and say “not in my backyard” while emphasising on the fact that we are a team of 5 million. Queenstown has gained millions during this pandemic and in my opinion is one of the last places in New Zealand that has the right to deny hospitality to any New Zealanders when this town reaps more benefits then any. Queenstown doesn’t see struggle like the rest of New Zealand. We don’t see a majority of people living below the poverty line, supporting families on minimum wage jobs, we don’t see the extent of homelessness in New Zealand and you don’t want to know that people might be able to return here, that’s too close to home. Who cares if others are subjected to that, who cares how it may affect poorer communities? We are surely above that here in lil ol Queenstown. Derrin This is a very narrow view Scott. So, you think it’s acceptable for other NZ communities to take the risk of isolation and quarantine hotels but not for Queenstown??!! Bit of a double standard mate. The hotels in Auckland and
Christchurch that are being used have regular communities living around them as well. We should all be in support of our kiwis that want to come home to be safe and healthy, and if this helps some local hotels make some money while bookings are way down. Why not?? Especially if they are managed as per the government guidelines with the correct staff and medical support. I think it is unfair for you to judge our community more valuable than other communities in Aotearoa. Yes, it is a wonderful place to live but so is the rest of NZ. TeamNZ The most obvious and compelling argument for not choosing Queenstown as a quarantine venue, is the lack of healthcare in the area. New Zealand had to have a hard and sudden lockdown because the number of ICU beds per capita is extremely low for a developed country. There has been years of a woeful lack of investment in healthcare by successive governments. Between 2011 and 2018 the number of beds per 100,000 people shrank from 5.98 to 5.14. To put that in context the number in Germany is close to 30. Laura
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Services COBBLER GLENN FOR PATCHING, STITCHING, HEELING AND resoling your boots. Drop them off to Frontrunner, 11 Beach St, Queenstown or 19 Grant Road, Frankton.
The lines in winter The boys noted the multitudes going up the mountain. Square: They will be pleased to see so many local pilgrims. These Blue Bird Days seem very popular. Round: Yes. Always big crowds for Ski Holy Days.
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PARTNER DANCE LESSONS - FUN & EASY to learn. First Timer’s Special Offer: 5 classes for $50pp (subject to T&C’s). You don’t have to bring a partner with you. Start anytime! Beginner’s classes every Monday at 8.15pm. Arrowtown Community Centre, Jack Reid Park, Centennial Avenue. Contact Emma: 034413434/ 021566013/ dancesocialnz@gmail. com/ Facebook page: Dance Social NZ. Private lessons for WEDDING DANCES also available! Closed on Public Holidays. AVALANCHE AWARENESS COURSES. QUEENSTOWN MOUNTAIN GUIDES. JULY/AUG. Learn safe backcountry travel techniques & avalanche rescue skills. contact@queenstownmountainguides.co.nz VERSATILE FINGERSTYLE GUITARIST LOOKING TO GIVE GUITAR lessons! 16 years experience both tutored and self-taught. $20/ hour, situated in Fernhill. Feel free to check out some of my work on YouTube - search “Supermisterkory” Contact/enquiries: Kjazzw1@ hotmail.co.uk CITIZENS ADVICE QUEENSTOWN OPEN WEEKDAYS 9.30-4.30, 44 Stanley St. ph. 03 4426799 e. <queenstown@cab.org.nz> Info re Employment and Redunancy rules for employers and workers QUEENSTOWN DHARMA CENTRE: PUBLIC TALK ON “THE NATURE OF REALITY” on Thursday 30 July @ 7pm by Geshe Jampa Tharchin of Nelson. Regular sessions on Sundays @ 10am and 11am; Tuesdays @ 5:45pm and 8pm; and Thursdays @ 5:45pm. All welcome @ 12 Lake St. Dana gratefully accepted. Full session details at www. dharmacentre.org.nz or FB Queenstown Dharma Centre COBBLER GLENN WILL HEEL YOU, SAVE YOUR sole and even dye for you! Drop off your shoe repairs to Frontrunner 11 Beach Street, Queenstown or 19 Grant Road, Frankton. 2 DAY BACKCOUNTRY COURSE. QUEENSTOWN MOUNTAIN GUIDES. Learn travel techniques - use of touring skis or split board & avalanche skills. Contact@queenstownmountainguides.co.nz
Everything Else THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OUR BUSINESS FOR the last 10 years. The cobbler is still fixing your shoes from our wonderful agent Kate at Stitch in Time – Cow Lane. KATE IS GREAT!! SHE UNDERSTANDS SHOES. BRING in any repairs you need to her office - Stitch in Time - Upper level Cow Lane. Thanks Kate.
3-WEEK MINDFULNESS COURSE Anxious, sleep troubles or brain feeling too full? Led by professional yoga instructor and dedicated mindfulness practitioner, Elina Lim this lunchtime course is suitable for anyone who’d like to live more in their bodies and less in their heads. WHEN: 12.10-1.10pm; Wed 22, 29 July & 5 August WHERE: Alpine Health & Fitness (Queenstown Events Centre) COST: $49 (members); $59 (non-members) BOOKINGS: At Events Centre reception.
HOUSE & PET SITTER AVAILABLE - LOCAL Women, Animal Lover, Non Smoker, Clean & tidy. Excellent references available. HOUSE SITS FOR FREE ! email - queenstownhousesitters@gmail.com QCC AGM CLUB UPDATES AND REELECTION OF Committee. Thursday 6th August 2020 at 18:30 Event Centre meeting room. SINGLE BED X 2 BOTH BEDS HAVE castor wheels and wooden headboards Double bed also for sale. Single beds can be sold separately $75 each bed Phone 442 2044
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THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE DIVINE REALIGNMENT ENERGY HEALING | REIKI HEALING | BI OPTRON LIGHT COLOUR HEALING, to rebalance and re energise PHONE PAULA FOR AN APPOINTMENT - 0211171389 www.naturalhealingpaulapetersen.com fbnaturalhealingpaulapetersen
Corner Tex Smith Lane & Hawthorne Drive, Frankton www.superliquor.co.nz | 03 442 9801 | info@slremarkables.co.nz
YOUNG PICASSOS AFTER SCHOOL ART PROGRAM TERM 3 THEME - WILD AND RARE JUNGLE MAGIC Come be inspired by creating amazing painting/drawings inspired by Rousseau Jungle Animals. Focus is on key techniques. 8 Sessions $23pp / $184 per term. Term 3 starting week 2, 3.30 - 5pm Wed Starting 28th July - Arrowtown Community Centre Friday Starting 31st July - Queenstown Art Centre Be quick 15 per class Enrol Now txt Lisa 022 364 1127 lisadspaintparty@gmail.com
For lawn mower and all small engine repairs, service, spares and professional advice.
LEGEND OF THE WEEK Place of Work? Wakatipu High School Teachers Aide What’s your volunteering role and how did you get into your position? Welfare Voucher Distribution role after I applied through Volunteer Central Why did you decide to take up volunteering? About 4 years ago I received a basket after being nominated to Baskets of Blessings. I loved what Baskets was about and thus was the start of my involvement with volunteering. What contribution has volunteering made to your life? Volunteering makes me happy and keeps me out of trouble!! I love the friends I have made, the experiences I have had and it’s the best to help out others who may be less fortunate than ourselves. What piece of advice would you give to someone thinking about volunteering? It’s much better to give than to receive are lessons I learnt from my parents. Go out there and just do it, you’ll never look back. Meeting new people and sharing new experiences.
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Avina Wood How would someone get your special attention? Smile What’s on your bucket list? One day to do Milford Sound with my four kids. What is the first thing you notice about a person? Their smiles and their eyes What is your favourite season and why? Summer for definite, love the hot weather. I am a South African girl What is your most useless skill? And your most valuable? Sewing, Communication, I love to talk. What did you always want to try but never found the courage to do? Skydiving and the bungy
How long have you lived in Queenstown and why did you choose to live here? Lived in Queenstown since 2001. Absolutely love the people and the beauty of Queenstown and its surroundings.
What slang or trend makes you feel old? Luminous coloured clothing and legwarmers.
Recommended must-do activity in and around Queenstown? Skyline Gondola to see the town lit up and the majestic Remarkables
Who is your inspiration? And why? Tom Schumann has been an inspiration for me without doubt. An amazing and compassionate, caring and beautiful person who is selfless. He has done so much and still doing so much for so many people. A true inspiration.
Where is your favorite place to eat? Flame Restaurant What’s the most interesting thing you’ve read, seen or learned in the past week? Over the last week or so during my role at distributing vouchers it has been wonderful having so many members of the public come up to us asking if we are volunteering firstly and then praising our work. We have received flowers and chocolates. Wonderful recognition by the public and shows that volunteers are seen and everything they do is appreciated. For me this makes me proud of the work we do. What’s the best bad decision you ever made? Should have volunteered years ago.
What’s your best piece of advice? Volunteering is not an important part of my life and I love the people I meet. The experience I have is very fulfilling and brings a good balance. I have made some amazing friends for life. I love the variety of people I meet. I love to spread the word so get out there, you wont ever look back.
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14 JUL - 20 JUL
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Danny Atkinson
Ribera
Señor Happy
Live 8.30pm
9.30pm until late
9.30pm until late
Sunday
UFC FIGHT Night from midday Rob Glen 6pm
LIVE SUPER RUGBY THIS WEEKEND! Saturday 18th - Hurricanes v Blues 7pm Sunday 13th - Chiefs v Highlanders 3.30pm 5 BIG SCREENS – book now 03-442-4444
THE BEST SPOT FOR YOUR SPORTS FIX. CHECK FACEBOOK FOR ALL UP COMING SPORTS EVENTS Tuesday $2 Taco’s 5pm Jack Summersides Live + DJ Stubacca
Saturday Wednesday
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RIBERA Saturday Sessions
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Latin Night w/ DJ Sofia
HAPPY HOUR 8-10PM NIGHTLY $12 COCKTAILS $6 TAP BEER $5 JUMPING GOAT... Tuesday
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Derek Foreal 9pm
Dom Hazel 9pm
Shay & Pearly 9pm
Peti 6pm, Calico 9pm
Saturday
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Sunday
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Monday
Calico John 9pm
HAPPY HOUR 4-6PM DAILY! OPEN MONDAY-THURSDAY FROM 4PM, FRIDAY-SUNDAY FROM 2PM! Wednesday
Tuesday
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Monday
BASTILLE DAY with baked Camembert, half price pizzas and French drink deals!
Wine-O Wednesday, $25 bottles of wine
Hospo $6 Woodfired Jug night! Apres Ski Happy Hour Deals Sunday Wings Night, Jugs starting from 4-7pm 5-9pm, drinks from 5pm from $12 from $6
Tuesday Jim Beam Jingo from 7pm
Wednesday Darts Night is back from 7pm
Friday Thursday Meat Raffle FREE Speed Fundraiser + ‘Jag Quiz – rego from the Joker’ Win the 7pm Jackpot
Friday & Saturday
Saturday
Super Rugby LIVE
Sunday Believe it or Not Quiz from 4pm
Monday DJ Dram Man Chilled Sessions ALL NIGHT
LOCATED ON BEACH ST, UP THE ESCALATORS OPPOSITE SMOKEY JOES HAPPY HOUR 6-8PM! $6 drink specials
Thursday Quiz from 8pm! Win prizes Friday DJ YUKI 9pm from Cardrona Distillery, Little Wheel of misfortune Fridays! Win every night! Blackwood, Otautahi Tattoo & terrible prizes for your mates! more! QUEENSTOWN’S HOME OF APRÉS SKI! OPEN FROM 5PM WED-SAT!
NEW WINTER DRINKS: Eggnog shooters, Mulled Wine, Hot Buttered Rum + BEER & BEANIE $20
COMEDY DOUBLE HEADER: THE COOL MUM/100%HAPPY Comedians Jo Ghastly & Tim Muller bring their solo stand up from this years cancelled festivals to The Sherwood for one ninght only/ eventfinda 7:00pm - 15 July
SkyCity Queenstown’s Night of Comedy makes a return with some of NZ’s best! Hosted by Paul Douglas, with special guests Justine Smith & Paul Ego. Friday 17th July 2020. Tickets $25 available on EventFinda (bfa). Doors open 7pm – Show Starts 8pm. R20 Venue Tuesday
OPEN MIC NIGHT FROM 10PM
Wednesday
Quiz Night 7pm Always a Full House
Saturday
Thursday
Throw Back Best of the 80s and 90s
Friday
DJ C:She
Sunday
Monday
More Massive The Biggest NEW MENU! Beats from Sunday Sesh in Check it out the Wheels of Town Rooftop from 12 every Steel Terrace day
QT’s BIGGEST PARTY! LATINO NIGHT Saturday 18th July
DJ from 11pm
Free Entry B4 Midnight $10 LONDON LUNCHES – DAILY – 12:00PM TO 3:00PM
Gorge Road Businesses
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Welcome to the Gorge Road Businesses Feature. We want to invite you to come to Gorge Road to see the great variety of products and services these local businesses have to offer. Many of them are owner-operated and committed locals that provide jobs and support for the community. We know you will find everything you need. If you are looking for personal services you will find a great hairdresser with its own barbershop, a make-up artist that provides bridal services, a shoe repairer, and also printing and signage services.
For your home: you will find exquisite shops for all your painting and decorating needs. Tile Shops that have imported products from Italy and Spain with great tradesmen and a professional home cleaning service. There are many places to have a coffee, buy food, eat on the go and one of the best local breweries. Come and support these local businesses, we know you will get great service, great offers, and great products.
Locally owned and operated 65 Gorge Rd, Queenstown
Guthrie Bowron Queenstown Your one stop decorating shop 134 Gorge Road, PO Box 1647 Queenstown P. 03 442 4088 F. 034424087
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Shoe/Boot and Bag Repairs Belts and Straps Adjusted Keys Cut non-electric General Stitiching Repairs Gorge Rd Retail Centre - Unit 11 159 Gorge Rd Ph 027 360 7626 Open Mon-Fri 9-5pm
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Queenstown Barbershop with parking outside. Top quality cuts, shaves and barber services. Book online now, or walk-ins welcome www.purebarbershop.co.nz
Come enjoy a beer away from the hustle and bustle of town. Happy Hour 4-7 every day. Bridal & Special Occasion Makeup, Microdermabrasion Facials, Dermaplaning, Lash Lifts, Shellac Nails, Tinting & Waxing for men and women.
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A Queenstown Salon where Olaplex and healthy hair are standard. Stockists of Moroccanoil, Evo, Cloud Nine + Dermalogica. Book online now www.purehair.studio
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CBD by Miranda Spary Miranda Spary is a tired, old, has been columnist that we feel sorry for. She used to write a weekly book column in the old Queenstown Times which was read more for the local gossip in it than the book part. She is quite lazy and very grateful if readers send in ideas about what’s been happening locally on miranda@queenstown.co.nz
It must be an exciting time to be a proper journalist these days- there’s just SO much news every day. People in quarantine enjoying a bit of free WIFI in the supermarket, shortsighted politicians flicking highly confidential info to the media, Melbourne’s sudden return to lockdown (damn you, Victoria!!!), Trump’s taxes to be revealed... it’s hard to keep up with all the constant flow and even our local news is way more exciting than I like. Boring politics means everything is just going along fine. If you’re interested in getting our local politics a bit more boring (given the huge amount of feedback recently, I know a lot of you are very interested!) there’s a talk by author, journalist and academic, Max Rashbrooke - he’s won a number of awards including the Winston Churchill fellowship, and he’s giving a talk called “Power to the People” at the Memorial Hall on July 30 at 7 pm. Tickets are available on Eventbrite and if you are feeling discouraged by the way decisions are made currently, this might help change things. On a cheerier note, it’s very exciting to know that Matt and Cath Hanna are moving back to the Wakatipu - we have missed you and we are all wondering what new projects you’ll be working on here - Joe’s Garage, Smokorun and Motogrill are hard acts to follow!! and huge congrats to Kaye and Michael Parker, John Darby and Steve and Virginia Fisher. They’ve all been hugely influential in making the Wakatipu such a beautiful, positive, appealing place to live and they’ve all become or are about to become grandparents They know how desperate I am to have grandchildren and are probably afraid I might try and steal one if I don’t get one by more orthodox methods. And big happies to Jo Booker who’s 50 this week and celebrating her recovery from a strange and nasty (not Covid) virus that wiped her out last year. Her party theme is “Staying Alive”, of course... Staying alive is what the Cancer Society is trying to ensure for everyone who gets cancer - pencil it in now - October 10th is their annual fundraising ball, and with the wonderful Jane Turner in charge of organising it, it’s going to be very good fun. If anyone wants to donate prizes for the auction - maybe you have a beautiful holiday house somewhere or can offer a normally unbuyable experience or you just want to give great dollops of cash, then do please let me know. If you are feeling a bit down, practising philanthropy is the best feel-good drug you can get. I’ve also got another feel-good drug - my daphne bushes have become 3 metre high giants and I keep finding myself wandering past it to enjoy that delicious smell. Winter flowers really do have a totally different perfume from the summer ones. I’m greedily eyeing the tiny buds on my witchhazel and wintersweet, wondering when they are going to start their annual pong. Even though the humans who live here grumbled and groaned inside during the recent downpours, all the outside residents like trees and ducks seem to have perked up enormously. Each to his own, I guess.
H E R E ’ S T H E C O M P E T I TO R S A N D T H E I R B U R G E R S THE BS BURGER / A tender toasted milk bun with pickled mustard seeds, aioli, and tamarind ketchup, holding a smashed beef patty topped with bacon onion jam, American cheese and pickles.
MEKE BURGER / Lettuce, tomato, beetroot and red onion, with a splash of Chur spicy mayonnaise, all beef patty stacked on a homemade potato fritter with chunky tomato relish, topped with streaky bacon, an egg, a deep fried onion ring and grilled cheese on a toasted bun.
JOE’S FRIED HALOUMI BURGER / With housemade beetroot relish, cos, tomato, sliced red onion and lemon aioli. Served with Joe’s chips.
THE KOREAN / With organic / free-range bostocks southern fried chicken, house made Korean BBQ sauce, honey-miso slaw, pickled carrot and cucumber. M&M BRISKET BURGER / 12 hour smoked beef brisket, crumbed dill pickles, slaw, bacon, cheese, bourbon and Coca Cola sauce on a sourdough bun.
BEEF & BLACK PUDDING BURGER / Topped with Guinness and Bushmills caramelised onions, bacon and buttermilk onion rings. The usual burger trimmings, lettuce, tomato, pickle and aioli. Includes a side of fries. POW CHICKEN BURGER / Crispy coated chicken, streaky bacon, mozzarella, slaw & chipotle mayonnaise. Served with Makikihi fries.
OH MY COD BURGER / Taiwanese spice marinated Southland Blue Cod fillet in a tapioca herb crumb, with pickled vegetables and a mildly spiced, chunky homemade tartare sauce. Served with chips. WATTIE THE MINER - CAN YOU FIND THE GOLD? / Cargo beer braised lamb shoulder, potato hash, mayonnaise, caramelised onion relish, lettuce and tomato. Combo (burger & beer): $24.50 (T&C needs to be a local beer).
THE BB KANG / In house baked daily brioche bun, with two smashed beef patties, streaky bacon, American cheddar, beer battered onion rings, pickles, special BBQ sauce and aioli with a side of pour-on cheese sauce. SLOW CUTS BURGER / Beef patty, dry cured scotch bacon, grilled haloumi, peanut and tomato salsa, kimchi and a lemongrass chili mayo and served with a side of pork crackling. THE FLYING PIG / Fried chicken, almond crumb, pork belly, charred corn slaw, Gochujang, spring onions, pickles, brioche bun.
ATLAS BIG MATT / Two house made NZ beef patties inside our double tiered homemade burger bun. With streaky bacon, cheese, shredded lettuce, diced onion, pickles, tomato relish and our Matt's very own Big Matt sauce. Served with a side of shoestring fries. We have a vegan version of the burger. Streaky bacon turns into tempeh bacon and the patty itself is subbed out for a mushroom and black bean patty. LOMITO / “Lomito" which is steak, melted cheese, boneless ham, green olives and pepper salsa, with lettuce, tomato and aioli on a Turkish roll. Served with a portion of fries on the side. COLLAB VEGAN BURGER & FRIES / Beetroot, mushroom and tempeh patty, miso cheese, corn fritter, pickled red onion, tomato, lettuce, special vegan sauce on house baked blue bun.
CHICKEN KATSU BURGER / With avocado, slaw, pickled red onion, chili mayo. Served with fries.
2 0 2 0 H A S S O M E A M A Z I N G B U R G E R S TO T RY ! NEW CHICK ON THE BLOCK / Corn crumbed chicken burger with crispy bacon, melted cheese, beer battered pickles, our nearly famous hot sauce and a fennel and red cabbage slaw. THE DOUBLE DOUBLE / Two seasoned all-beef patties, both topped with a sharp aged American Jack Cheddar, Smiths new secret burger sauce, stout glazed bacon, lettuce, tomatoes on a toasted milk bun. Served with our famous hand cut fries and our new burgers sauce for dipping. KIWI LAMB BURGER / Lamb, beetroot and rosemary patty, bacon , egg, tomato, cheese / lettuce with a horseradish mayonnaise and kiwifruit relish.
THE BANG BANG BURGER / Korean fried chicken bao burger, sticky chili sauce, Asian slaw, Sriracha mayonnaise. KARAAGE CHICKEN BURGER / Japanese fried chicken, fermented chili mayonnaise, green cabbage slaw and a sweet ‘n’ sour pickle.
WAGYU BURGER / Wagyu beef patty, gruyere cheese, bacon jam, pickles, cos lettuce, special sauce, toasted brioche. Served with chips.
FILLET ROYALE / Flame charred and basted eye fillet steak, famous mushroom sauce, sautéed red onion, roasted tomato ketchup, bacon crumb. HAWEA HOTEL BEEF BURGER / Multi-layered masterpiece of secret sauce, Sriracha, crisp fancy lettuce, pure beef patty, rich onion confit, melted cheese and pickles. Boom! All conveniently presented in a toasted milk sesame bun.
THE TEASING LAMB / Our famous roasted lamb, with grilled portobello mushrooms, pickled onions, blood orange and petite bell peppers, with a saffron and chipotle mayonnaise on an artisan gypsy oven brioche.
THE BOLD PEAK BURGER / Slow-cook pork and beef burger, with home BBQ sauce, dried shallots, cheese, tomato and greens. Side of fries with home made aioli and top of onion rings.
SPEIGHT'S BUTTERMILK CHICKEN / Succulent southern fried chicken thighs, on a bed of slaw and cos lettuce, tomato, melted cheddar cheese and chili aioli with deep fried jalapeno. Served with chips. POUTINE BURGER / Using local baked buns, 180g beef patty, two hash browns, cheese curds, gravy, bacon, lettuce and house made black garlic aioli. SPEEDY GONZALES / Tequila drunk chicken breast marinated with garlic, lime and chillies, home-made beetroot bun, kiwifruit and jalapeno salsa, mint, coriander & garlic yoghurt dressing, house pickled onions. Served with shoestring fries and a fiery sauce. DEVIL DOES PHILLY BURGER / Prime ribeye steak, caramelised onions, roasted red peppers, grilled portobello mushrooms, streaky bacon. Covered in homemade smoked provolone cheese sauce.
IT’S UP TO YOU TO VOTE FOR THE PEOPLE’S CHOICE. HOW TO VOTE IN THREE EASY STEPS: 1 Take a photo of you and your burger at the participating venue 2 Scan the QR code on this poster, it will take you to the Battle of the Burgers QT Facebook page 3 Upload your photo, and be sure to share and tag the restaurant
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COMMUNITY NOTES Manaaki manuhiri: Caring for foreign nationals in Queenstown Niamh Lawless, New Zealand Red Cross’ Secretary General, visited Queenstown to see the support her organisation is providing people on temporary visas in Queenstown. On Wednesday 8 July I touched down in Queenstown. It was a relief to feel the buzz of the city centre, see restaurants full of people and hear the whir of jetboats heading out into Lake Wakatipu as Kiwi families and domestic tourists support Queenstown’s economic recovery. My first visit to Queenstown was in 1994. I arrived as a young backpacker originally from Ireland. I have visited many times since, but that first visit was particularly influential to my eventual decision to immigrate to New Zealand.
Manaaki Manuhiri means to take care of, protect and give hospitality to a visitor or guest. This assistance follows on from the incredibly hard work of Civil Defence, Queenstown Lakes District Council and local agencies. In just the past week that New Zealand Red Cross has been delivering Visitor Care Manaaki Manuhiri in Queenstown, our teams have met many wonderful people. Hard-working people who are now facing desperate circumstances. I’ve been touched by the stories of these people that the team have shared with me. Some have flights booked home, and this support has relieved stress as they anticipate returning to their loved ones. Others lost their jobs before lockdown and say they don’t want to think about where they would be without the vouchers they received. Then there are those who are searching for work, having been here for several years, and hope that as tourism returns so too will work. We know that there are many more people who may be eligible for this support who have not yet heard about it. If you are on a temporary visa and facing challenging times, please visit www.redcross.org.nz/visitorcare or call 0800 RED CROSS to find out if you are eligible. You can apply at foreignnationals.services.govt.nz
Niamh and Jim Boult QLDC mayor With the snow-covered Remarkables on the doorstep and the beautiful lake, it’s unsurprising that people are drawn here. The people who migrate to Queenstown come from all around the world. While some visit for just a few days, there are many who settle for months or years. They work in cafes, hotels, ski lodges or tourism, local businesses and much more. Migrant workers are integral to the economic success of Queenstown and are a vital part of the community. In the wake of COVID-19, these are people who we must ensure also receive care and support. Through the New Zealand Government’s Foreign Nationals Impacted by COVID-19 programme (known to us as Visitor Care Manaaki Manuhiri), New Zealand Red Cross is delivering support to meet the urgent and immediate needs of people on temporary visas (including work, student, Registered Seasonal Employer and visitor visa holders) who are experiencing hardship as a result of COVID-19.
Arts+Culture Cellists of Otago Cellists of Otago are back for one great night in the Arrowtown on August 8th. Like so many others the original concert was all lined up for 25th of March which had to be cancelled, and this is the first time we have had a chance to see them since then. Arrowtown Creative Arts Society will be presenting this concert at 6pm at The Atheneum. Tickets will go on sale soon.
Onboard Recycle Snowboard Exhibition This Exhibition is a collaboration of a variety of Artists throughout the Lakes District coming together to showcase their Recycled Snowboards into a work of Art. Our Younger Artists from local schools in the district will be also exhibiting their wonderful Snowboard creations.
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RenewArt It’s amazing that only a few short weeks ago the RenewArt community project was born during a Zoom brainstorming session with Trustees from the Three Lakes Cultural Trust around ‘ how can we help’ the arts & cultural community at a time when so many have been impacted by the pandemic. A lot of the scheduled events were cancelled and this has been heartbreaking for many in our visual and performing arts community. These artists had invested a lot of their time, energy and creativity into preparing for these events that could not happen. Moving quickly, funding applications were made, checkins with community leaders in the visual and performing arts sector, and put a plan in place. The focus was on financially supporting artists, and doing something special for the whole community. And now it’s all in place, the hard work has paid off and The Trust has secured commitments in excess of $150,000 to deliver the RenewArts events and reward selected artists from the Hugo Charitable Trust, Three Lakes Cultural Trust, Central Lakes Trust, Community Trust South, and Creative New Zealand. Using the theme of ‘renewal,’ performing and visual artists can apply to a peer selection panel to receive financial support to create new work. Those performing and visual artists selected will have approximately eight weeks to produce their works. Applications are open to residents across the Wakatipu basin and Upper Clutha, including Luggate, Lake Hawea, Albert Town, Wanaka, Cardrona, Makarora, Arrowtown, Queenstown, Gibbston, Glenorchy and Kingston. The community will have the opportunity to engage with the visual and performing artists works in the series of free community events that will be held in Queenstown on Friday 9th and Saturday 10th October and in Wanaka on Thursday 15th and Friday 16th October 2020. It is hoped that these events will demonstrate that our artists and performers are resilient and determined to bounce back. The Trust is proud to be providing this opportunity for our artists, who will be able to channel their passion and their experiences of the last few months into something spectacular, while simultaneously celebrating the renewal of the Queenstown Lakes arts and cultural sector.
VISUAL ARTISTS! PERFORMING ARTISTS! Applications are now open to receive financial support to create new works for our community events in Queenstown & Wanaka in October 2020
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Light Up Winter in Cromwell Cromwell, Otago – Join Cromwell in sending hundreds of lanterns floating into the night sky. This spectacle will again be part of the amazing Light Up Winter to be held in the Cromwell Mall on Saturday, 18 July 2020 from 4:30 – 8:30 pm. “This year’s lantern release will be a beautiful moment for us to come together as a community to reflect on everything that has happened in the past few months,” says Gretchen Nightingale, Community Relationship Manager of the Cromwell & Districts Promotion Group (CDPG). This will be the fourth year that Light Up Winter will transform The Mall in Cromwell into a winter wonderland with thousands of twinkling lights and beautiful window displays. The ever-popular magician, Jonathan Usher, will start the festivities at 4:30 pm, followed by the fabulous light fairies and fire dancers from Flame Entertainment. “The highlight of the evening, as always, will be the mass lantern release from the Big Fruit reserve at 6 pm.” Lanterns are still available and can be purchased from SBS Cromwell, or online by depositing $7 per lantern to the following account: Cromwell & Districts Promotion Group, 03 1369 0297988 01, using your name as the reference. There will be a limited amount of lanterns for purchase on the night for $10 each. Queenstown band Victory will play out the rest of the evening while visitors enjoy the rest of the festivities including the Kids Craft Cave, Bedtime Stories, and photobooth. Add to that delicious street food options, heart-warming mulled wine, and a vibey night market, this event is sure to chase the cold away. By Marion Low, Cromwell & Districts Promotion Group
2020 is turning out to be the RESET year of the century Join us for an evening with MAX RASHBROOKE - to discuss participative democracy. In a world of rising inequalities, effects of climate change, distrust in the political class and process, and now the impacts of COVID-19, how we govern and shape decisions is more than ever on the agenda. MAX RASHBROOKE - author, journalist and academic - in the first of our RESET CONVERSATIONS discusses the next steps to move from a representative to a more participative democratic system. How can we directly shape policy at the local level and use this time as an opportunity for a total reset for the better? Hosted by ONE NZ in partnership with Catalyst, Shaping Our Future and Sustainable Queenstown. https://www.onenewzealand.co.nz/ When: 30th July 7pm Where: Memorial Center Tickets Eventbrite: www.eventbrite.co.nz Cost: $15:00 plus booking fee
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Queenstown Medical Centre invites Expressions of Interest to join our First Impressions Team Our First Impressions Team is responsible for enhancing the patient journey; a high level of interpersonal skills and problem-solving ability is a must. First Impressions is also a busy hub of critical administrative processes; therefore accuracy and solid data entry skills are essential. We place value on each person championing areas of the role so the potential for leadership is something we would encourage you to evidence within your covering letter. We invite expressions of interest from people who have a minimum of one year’s customer service and administrative experience within a highstakes environment where compliance is key. Please send us your CV and a Covering Letter to info@qmc.co.nz Please include your visa status in your covering letter or CV.
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ONE DOG FURNITURE
Full time Tiler / Assistant Tiler is required for our team. Must have 1 year minimum of experience onsite construction building and tiling job such as grout, silicone, waterproofing and tiling application. Must have own vehicle, own tools and full clean NZ driver license. Monday to Friday between 7:30am to 5:00pm. Start ASAP Please contact us by ana@stylishtiles.co.nz
Is looking for a full-time & part-time Kitchenhand Please drop your CV into The Cow
Call 0211259643 or email mnazeef@hotmail.co.nz We are looking for the following to join our team.
BAR PERSON
Must have a current NZ work visa Please provide a cover letter and your CV to megan@hhgroup.nz
You must have experience in solid timber and panel work. Enquiries to onedogfurniture@yahoo.co.nz or 03 451 0010
MNZ Couriers Ltd Driver Wanted We urgently require a driver with authority to drive in NZ Applicants must hold Open visa or NZ Residence. Must have good area knowledge.
Do you have a big personality and love people? We are looking for a barperson with 2 – 3 years’ experience minimum, who has great cocktail skills and is fast and efficient to join our team.
We are looking for a qualified cabinet maker with at least 5 years experience to join our team in our Glenda Drive workshop. We do a full range of joinery items such as windows, doors, kitchens and furniture items.
REGIONAL OPERATIONS To APPLY please send through your CV and cover letter to Stuart: stu.mountain@alliedsecurity.co.nz
If you are a motivated & well presented individual with good people skills then you could be who we are looking for! Previous experience, a current COA and Knowledge of NZ Liquor licensing ideal but not essential as full training will be provided.
WHY NOT WORK IN PARADISE? Cafe cook /chef Odelay Cafe in Frankton is looking for an experienced cafe cook /chef for a position starting early August.Must have a valid visa , appx 30 hours per week. Email odelaycafe@yahoo.co.nz
Are you enthusiastic, hardworking, and delight in the company of curious ducklings? Set on 650 acres of lush green fairways, rolling hills and gentle streams, Millbrook Resort is an internationally acclaimed, luxury lifestyle resort, and we are seeking exceptional people like yourself to come and join our five-star team.
GREENKEEPERS
We are currently looking for skilled labourers. Fixed term contract with a good pay rate for the right applicants who have the following attributes: • Good communication skills, English verbal and written. • Some knowledge of the industry. • Problem solving skills. • Attention to detail. • Some knowledge of hand and power tools. • Physically capable. Applicants must have the right to work in New Zealand. If this sounds like a position that will motivate you, and you would like to join our team then please express your interest by emailing a cover letter and CV to info@bbinteriors.co.nz
Your Benefits: Our people are our greatest assets, and we love rewarding our hard-working team members. At Millbrook we encourage learning and professional development. When you join the Millbrook family you will also enjoy: Discounts off products and services: Easy free car parking: Complimentary staff meals: and a daily travel allowance for team members who live more than 25k from the resort.
To apply for this job go to: careers.millbrook.co.nz/Careers and search for reference number 5136182. You must have a valid NZ Work Visa to apply.
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