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Blink and you’ll miss it news flash! QLDC has opened a formal submission period for how we vote for Councillors in local government elections. One aspect of the recommendation is to increase the number of QLDC Councillors from 10 to 12. As someone with first-hand knowledge, I can tell you the “part time” role of a QLDC Councillor is far from part time in commitment levels. It is a very busy organisation that needs continuous input from its governance team. An increase in numbers may well spread the workload, but with respect for the important governance role these community representatives do, you might think we need less politicians in the QLDC not more. Well, don’t just think it, email your opinions to letstalk@qldc.govt.nz Whatever the final number of Councillors and how they are distributed, this review is particularly critical to the people of Arrowtown being the smallest ward in the QLDC and in serious threat of being absorbed into the wider growth areas that stretch all the way to Jacks Point. Do Arrowtowners want to keep their dedicated Councillor with a strong voice for Arrowtown issues. Or have a bigger say in the politics of a larger ward that might include the Arrowtown Preschool and Rugby Club catchments of Arthurs Point, Shotover Country and Lake Hayes Estate. But this is not all about Arrowtown. How do you see your community fitting in with other communities of interest under the new proposal? Exactly what communities are we talking about here, referred to under the Local Government Commission as “Communities of Interest”? The QLDC plan is to split the Whakatipu Ward into two, creating a new 3 councillor Kawarau Ward encompassing the vast residential developments from Lake Hayes Estate, Shotover Country, Hanley Farm, Jack’s Point to Kingston. And the Whakatipu Ward with 4 councillors covering the rest of the Whakatipu Basin. If you live in Arthurs Point, what common interests do you share with Shotover Country? And what does Shotover Country share with Jack’s Point? Do you travel between these communities for work, for sporting reasons, schooling? Or is the only thing you have in common the shared personality trait of being generally nice, happy, caring people living the dream in the wider Whakatipu? Maybe this review process is trying to be too tricky and the Whakatipu, despite our population growth is just too small to divide into 3 separate wards. So many questions - therefore public feedback is so important. Because having the ability should you wish, to reach out and connect with our representatives and to know them as real people living in our communities is vitally important to achieving the outcomes you want for our region over the years to come. Scott Stevens Ex-QLDC Councillor, Arrowtown Resident.

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Arrowtown review

Under the Local Electoral Act 2001, local authorities are required to review their representation agreements at least once every six years.

Public consultation begins this week on plans to change Queenstown Lakes’ council wards.

The review considers a number of things including how many councillors are required, geographical boundaries of wards, names of those wards, identifying communities of interest, and if community boards should be established or retained. The role of Mayor is not part of the review.

The representation review could have seen Arrowtown finally lose its own dedicated councillor, with the town subsumed into a large Kawarau Ward stretching from Arthurs Point to Lake Hayes Estate, Gibbston and Kingston.

Formal community consultation will take place from 5 July until 6 August 2021. Submissions will be heard in Queenstown on 26 August and in Wanaka on 27 August. The final outcome will take effect for the October 2022 local elections.

But some passionate lobbying from prominent Arrowtowners in the public forum of Queenstown Lakes District Council’s full council meeting, on Wednesday, saw an alternative plan put out for consultation.

More information is available on the council’s consultation website letstalk.qldc. govt.nz.

by Paul Taylor

Speakers included former Arrowtown councillors David Clarke, who is director of Lakes District Museum, and Scott Stevens, co-owner of Lakes Weekly Bulletin (see editorial). Arrowtown resident Peter Robinson told the meeting Arrowtown had always been self-contained since it was established in 1862, the same year as Queenstown. He said the historic town, this year’s most judged to be New Zealand’s most beautiful town, was being thrown in to a single ward of “far flung exclusively residential suburbs” with “no common community of interest”. “Sweeping away over 150 years of direct representation without any input into the development of options is a fundamental breakdown of the democratic process.” He said advertising of the review was extremely limited and the process failed to ensure representation from the community. The fresh proposal sees the current system - a Whakatipu Ward with six councillors, Arrowtown Ward with one, and Wanaka Ward with three, a Wanaka Community board and a mayor - scrapped. Instead, there would be four wards: Whakatipu, Kawarau, Arrowtown and Wanaka-Hawea. Residents would elect 12 councillors and a mayor. There would be four councillors representing Whakatipu and Wanaka-Hawea, three for the new Kawarau Ward, and one for Arrowtown, which would retain its ward boundaries.

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$66 million roading project underway by Paul Taylor

Construction of Queenstown’s new downtown arterial road has officially begun, 29 years after it was first proposed. MP for Te Tai Tonga, Hon Rino Tirikatene, and Queenstown’s mayor Jim Boult turned the first sods at a ceremony at a chilly Paddy Burton Memorial Park, off Frankton Road, last Thursday. Stage 1 of the arterial roads project will run along Melbourne Street, behind the Millennium Hotel, and cut through to Henry Street. Both roads will be significantly upgraded in the $66 million project, funded by central Government through its Shovel Ready fund, and Queenstown Lakes District Council. Stage two and three, running from Gorge Road to Fernhill roundabout, will follow over the coming years. Boult told the audience stage one of the project will remove much of the traffic off Stanley Street.

of Ka Huanui a Tahuna. That represents the ‘bounty of goodness of things to be done, expectation of good works’, the audience were told. The literal translation ‘Tahuna’s Highway’, Tahuna being the Maori name for Queenstown. Hon Rino Tirikatene, Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Oceans and Fisheries, and for Trade and Growth, standing in for Transport Minister Michael Wood, said it was fitting name for the “fruits we are looking forward to seeing here in Tahuna”. “I want to acknowledge all the work that has been going on in this true alliance, a true partnership,” Tirikatene said. “That includes all the stakeholders and partners that will be involved in this project and all the projects moving forward. “It’s all about ensuring we build back stronger from Covid. We know Tahuna has been deeply affected, and that is ongoing, but we are determined and have been driving a lot of support to this community and want to ensure that continues through the construction and completion of these roading projects, which will be there for generations to come to the benefit of this great community.” The Shovel Ready fund has contributed $50m to the project, with the rest coming from QLDC. Ka Huanui a Tahuna will work on four projects; the downtown street scape upgrade, stage one of the arterial road, upgrades to State Highway 6 and 6A, and the push towards active transport across the district. This morning’s ceremony included a Maori welcome and performance by St Joseph’s Kapa Haka group.

You said ‘shovel ready’, right? Queenstown’s mayor Jim Boult (right) and Parliamentary Under Secretary Rino Tirikatene turn the first sod last Thursday “That will unlock the process of ensuring our downtown area becomes more pedestrian-friendly; mixed-use pedestrian / slow moving vehicles,” Boult said. “I love that idea. Think of the way things are down in front of Eichardt’s, the Private Hotel on Marine Parade, at the present time, that’s where the town is heading. This will assist, getting traffic away from downtown.”

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“We spent a lot of time putting together the funding for this last year, working with Government, and were delighted when this and the downtown upgrade got underway.” Now known as the Town Centre Arterial Road Stage One, it is one of a number of roading projects across the district which will be delivered by the Whakatipu Transport Programme Alliance. The Alliance - Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency and Queenstown Lakes District Council - was also launched at the ceremony this morning, given the new name

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Mayoral update By Jim Boult

Most of you will know that Council has recently been consulting on the future development of the northern side of our beloved Ladies Mile. This has caused quite a lot of contention around the district – understandably so for a variety of reasons. The comments herein are my own personal views and should not be taken as a Council view point. It is simply how I see things. I’ve lived at Lake Hayes for coming up 40 years. This was long before Shotover Country, Lake Hayes Estate or the Country Club were developed. In those days Ladies Mile was effectively a drive in the country. As we all know however, things never stay the same and we now have the southern side of Ladies Mile, pretty much fully developed. Land owners on the northern side understandably wish to do the same. A couple of years ago Council rejected a number of proposals for development in the area on the basis that it would see piecemeal development rather than a cohesive planned development of the area which would include amenities such as a shopping area and schools. It would also ensure that a roading system existed through the area linked up and was public transport friendly. Council staff undertook much work in this regard and in general, it’s very good. However, I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, I cannot personally support any further development in the area until Council, Waka Kotahi NZTA and ORC can collectively deliver a transport solution that addresses the needs of a growing community.

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Recently, I took 22 minutes to travel the length of Ladies Mile. Some say to me that if you lived in Auckland that would be perfectly acceptable. We don’t however live in Auckland and those of us that live here expect better. The current proposals to address the congestion call for far greater use of public transport and active transport – walking and cycling. I’m a 100% supporter of public transport and think our $2 bus system is excellent. However, the reality is that it is going to take a very long time to shift people from private vehicles to public transport. Travel is of course one of our biggest challenges. It is a major contributor of carbon emissions in the district, so we not only need to deliver a sustainable transport system, but also as individuals we need to rethink how we choose to travel. One of the key aspects of the draft masterplan is that urban density will better support public transport, while delivering schools, employment and retail activity into the Ladies Mile area reducing travel demand. That’s entirely correct. However, there’s no point in saying that development should take place and then find a solution to the transport issues – it absolutely needs to be the other way around. The land on the northern side of Ladies Mile is owned by individual developers and they are entitled to pursue development on their own account. If Council’s plans do not come together then individual owners will pursue their own developments. For that reason, it is essential that we resolve these transport issues with haste. I say again, these are my personal views and not reflective of elected members or council generally. I do not wish to see an inevitable further deterioration of travel times and grid lock.

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COMMUNITY NOTES Parkrun

by Jamie Seymour

Parkruns are free, weekly, community events that take place all around the world, including weekly 5k parkrun events every Saturday morning in both Queenstown and Wanaka. parkrun is a volunteer-led free, weekly, timed 5 kilometre run or walk that takes place all over New Zealand and the world. There are currently 34 events across New Zealand. It’s a beautifully simple concept: turn up every Saturday and run or walk 5k. It doesn’t matter how fast you go. It doesn’t matter what you’re wearing. What matters is taking part. There are parkrun events each Saturday at more than 2,000 locations in 22 countries across five continents. Each event is based in a unique location like a park, beach, or promenade. All events are organised by a group of wonderful, dedicated local volunteers. The Queenstown event takes place in Queenstown Gardens and Wanaka starts and finishes at the Wanaka Station Park. Both events start at 9am in winter and 8am in summer. parkrun is all about inclusiveness and wellbeing. It is a positive and welcoming experience where there is no time limit, and no one finishes last. All participants feel part of a real local community brought together by the love of running and belonging to one global parkrun family.

It’s why parkrun’s are never more than 5k – it’s a distance that anyone can complete (even if some of us are walking by the end…) And it’s why the format of parkrun is so simple: register once, then turn up and take part wherever you want, whenever you want. Many people who have become fans take part at a parkrun wherever they are on a Saturday. Parkrunners love any reason for a fancy dress parkrun, especially at Halloween and Christmas. Queenstown will even have their first ever Winter Pride rainbow themed parkrun on 4th September this year. Everyone is welcome to come along, whether you walk, jog, run, volunteer, or spectate. Every week there is an open invite for everyone to join the parkrun crew for a post-event coffee at Yonder in Queenstown and the Edgewater Resort in Wanaka. Registration is completely free and only needs to be done once! Simply complete the registration form on the website, print your barcode and head down to the starting line. Website www.parkrun.co.nz/queenstown or www.parkrun.co.nz/wanaka

Camp Street Road closure update Good progress is being made on installing wastewater pipes along Camp Street and the project is on track to finish on time. The next stage kicks off this week as the works move further down the street which will see lane closures and detours as shown on the map. Access to Earl Street is via Shotover St > Rees St > Church St > Camp St. If you need to drive into town, QLDC recommend either parking outside the town centre and walking in or taking the bus. Otherwise, please allow extra time and follow all detour signage in place.

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Hotops Rise: Public consultation for the chop? by Paul Taylor

Friends of Queenstown Gardens say there’s still been no proper public consultation over plans for a four-metre-wide bike path through Hotops Rise. The Friends raised concerns with Queenstown Lakes District Council (QLDC) after many trees, including Douglas Firs and natives, were earmarked for removal in the popular reserve land between Camp St and Park St.

“These have been the basis of further informal conversations with the Friends of the Gardens during which they did raise concerns about the tree removal. “We will soon be consulting a wider range of stakeholder groups and the community on the replanting plans. Plans for this process are still being finalised and you can expect to hear more about this in the coming weeks.”

QLDC agreed to stop work and have another crack at the plans.

But Friends chairman Jay Cassells says at a recent meeting the council presented “very similar” plans again, after dismissing two alternatives, and since then work appears to have continued. “It seemed to some of us that they’d just gone away to improve their case and are now embarking on box-ticking exercise,” Cassells says. He says the Friends’ offer of free community and expert input had previously been declined. The ‘active transport’ route, from Park St into downtown, is part of the $52 million Queenstown streetscape project, which received $35m Shovel Ready funding from Central Government, with the balance funded by QLDC. While there has been public consultation on the town centre masterplan and 10-year plan, there’s very little detail on the concrete path itself, including what it will cost.

More than a dozen trees are marked for removal on the stretch of reserve near Queenstown Resort College

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Hotops Rise, seen from the corner of Park Street and Coronation Drive

“The public needs to know how it’s going to run through the town and where to,” Cassells says. “There’s the prospect a great many other trees are going to be felled along the route. We’re getting very close to that quote of destroying the village to save it.” Cassells is concerned the project will be presented as a fait accompli when the public finally gets to see it, too far along for any meaningful contribution to be made. That’s something QLDC has come under fire for on other projects, notably Lakeview and Ladies Mile. Council spokesman Jack Barlow says QLDC designed the cycle and pedestrian path in March 2019 and shared the drawings with “a range of people for feedback”. “The general consensus was that while it was a shame to lose some trees in the area, most of them were Douglas Fir or in poor health, and the reasons for doing so were acceptable,” he says. But, at the construction stage, arborists realised once they started removing the trees, the root structure and safety of others would be affected, and other native species would need to be removed. So, the project was paused. “Since then, we have considered alternative alignments for the path and developed a wide spread native replanting plan.

Round: Are these crosses left over from Easter? Square: That’s very good but no: these are the trees which could be chopped down soon Round: What on earth for? Square: A new bike road is to encourage visitors to not come to town by car Round: I thought that had already been done with prohibitive parking and roadworks... Square: Bikes are good for saving the environment. Round: Of course. But didn’t they have the environment in Mayor Hotop’s day and bikes? Square: Yes. But things must be different now and we have the new Shovel Readies Round: So we have to remove the environment to save it? Square: Don’t ask me-I’m just a resident. Round and Square: What will be here to visit then anyway?

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I’m glad you’ve reached out to me. Any attempts at revenge have a tendency to backfire. You don’t want to go down this lowlife path and be the next person in the Queenstown courts getting convicted with revenge porn. This news hurts. The people you thought cared for you didn’t, in actual fact, they just cared about each other. BFF screws BF that’s a helluva headline to process. I suggest at this time of distress, you feel it all. Let the gravity of this news wash over you, creep into your thoughts, and roll out your eyes. Accept the comfort of friends, sit on the couch and have them hold your hand, fill your wine glass and say things like ‘gosh shes a slut’ all the words you want to hear. After a week of mental overdrive and ugly-faced emotion, arise from the tear-sodden pillow, strip yourself from that unwashed hoodie and float above all the garbage like a Hindu godess that has found peace among the chaos. Because your young, this event will only be a mere blip in your life. You need to feel it then let it go. Because he didn’t really love you, cos he was only 21. She should’ve known better and now you know that she won’t be a person you call a friend [BLOCK]. Feel grateful that he told you (albeit in a very unclassy manner... but then again... 21) and that they didn’t continue in secret, causing months of questionable anguish. Be thankful that they’re away, that you can be free to rebuild yourself. Love yourself, focus on you for once. This will power to be the better person, this will be your revenge.


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Arts+Culture A wintery weekend of comedy Remarkably Funny’s got a whole weekend of stellar comedy lined up for 10th – 11th July 2021. It starts with a gig featuring award-winning Irish comedian Lolsy Byrne at Coronet Peak. “It’s possibly New Zealand’s highest-altitude comedy show ever (excluding the odd show on planes”, says comedian and Remarkably Funny’s top admin man, Tim Mueller. Lolsy’s best known as the star of The TRY Channel, which features Irish comedians reacting to weird foods (like American breakfast cereals). She’ll be performing at the ski Tim Batt field alongside local talent, including Coronet Peak’s own Hugo Huntington. “It’s a short, sharp hour of comedy in-between the day and night skiing programmes. So it’s the perfect bit of downtime, or entertainment on arrival,” says Tim. “People go to ski fields to have fun, so it’s a great venue. Coronet Peak put lots of events on so we saw it as an opportunity to get involved and have a really good comedy event somewhere a bit different. […] I’m sure they’ll be some snow-related banter too.” The 11th July show at The Crown (Murchison Rd, Frankton) is “at the opposite end of the comedy spectrum”, featuring two solo shows. Tim Mueller will perform his solo show ‘100% Happy’ and two-time Billy T Award nominee Tim Batt will do his show, ‘Classy Warfare’. “My show is about happiness within the family, it’s comedy, but there is a serious message,” says Tim (Mueller). Batt’s ‘Classy Warfare’ is about laying blame at the feet of entitled Boomers, apathetic Xers and an anxietyridden Gen Z. “The Crown is another really nice venue, it’s the first time we’ve done comedy there and we’re looking forward to breaking it in. Lolsy Bryne

“It’s going to be a very good weekend.” Comedy at Coronet Peak Saturday 10th July, 4pm – 5pm Coronet Peak R18 Tickets via Trybooking.com

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What’s On Walk among the stars and trees

In celebration of Matariki, the Department of Conservation have organised a family-friendly night walk in Fiordland. On Saturday 10th July, explore the stunning Fiordland forest after dark. Rangers will lead a guided nature walk on the world-famous Kepler track, beginning at the Control gates. The walk will last approximately an hour and will be followed by hot drinks and nibbles beside the lake. There’ll also be craft activities for kids. Booking ahead is essential and spaces are limited. Register online or by calling the visitor centre at 03 249 7924. Matariki Night Time Nature Walk Saturday 10th July, 6pm – 7:45pm Kepler Track Shelter and Carpark, Control Gates (Te Anau entrance)

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At least four in five New Zealanders will have to be vaccinated before border controls can be fully relaxed by Nicholas Steyn, Research assistant, University of Auckland, Michael Plank, Professor in Applied Mathematics, University of Canterbury, and Shaun Hendy, Professor of Physics, University of Auckland

New Zealand will have to maintain some border controls and public health measures until a high proportion of the population is vaccinated, according to our latest modelling study, released today as a pre-print ahead of peer review. For the alpha variant of COVID-19, our model estimates around 80-85% of the population would need to be vaccinated before we can completely relax controls. For the more transmissible delta strain, which is currently causing problems even in parts of the world with high vaccine coverage, we would need to reach 97% of the population. New Zealand’s rollout uses the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine, one of the most effective vaccines yet developed. At this early stage, only around 8% of the population are fully vaccinated. But the vaccination rate is set to ramp up in coming months and the government has committed to offering the vaccine to everyone by the end of 2021. The good news is that increasing levels of vaccination will protect some of our most vulnerable groups from COVID-19. It will also make maintaining an elimination strategy easier and allow the country to gradually move from relying on population-wide interventions like lockdowns towards more targeted controls like contact tracing.

Population immunity threshold One of the biggest benefits of vaccines is they don’t just protect the individual. They also contribute to collective immunity of the population by reducing the number of people who can spread the disease. In a mathematical model like ours, there is something called the population immunity threshold (also known as “herd immunity”). It represents a theoretical point in the vaccine rollout where we could relax all restrictions and public health measures and only see small, occasional outbreaks. This differs from country to country, depending on the population and how people live and work, and it is higher for more transmissible variants. Until we reach this threshold, relaxing controls completely would risk serious health impacts, including potentially thousands of deaths. This shows New Zealand will need very high levels of vaccine coverage to protect the population. But we shouldn’t turn these numbers into a target. Firstly, there is still uncertainty in the data. Our study used recent data from the UK on transmissibility and vaccine effectiveness. But with a shifting mix of new variants, the picture is evolving rapidly. Secondly, models are always based on simplifications. We

used a national model that assumes vaccine coverage is evenly distributed across the country. In reality, regions or communities with lower than average vaccine coverage will remain at risk, even if we have theoretically reached population immunity at a national level. Finally, reaching population immunity is not an all-or-nothing goal. The higher the vaccine coverage we can achieve, the more protection we will have and the easier it will be to control outbreaks with measures that don’t require full border restrictions. Everyone who gets vaccinated is doing their bit to get New Zealand back to life as normal as possible.

COVID-19 won’t go away quickly While the vaccine rollout is still in progress, elimination remains the best strategy for Aotearoa. Keeping strong border controls and stamping out any outbreaks protects people who haven’t yet been vaccinated or can’t be for medical reasons. The vaccine makes elimination much easier to sustain. As more people are vaccinated, any outbreaks that do make it across the border are more likely to fizzle out on their own. Outbreaks that don’t run out of steam become easier to control, allowing a gradual shift away from lockdowns towards more targeted measures such as contact tracing and case isolation. Health impacts will also be blunted. New Zealand is prioritising high-risk groups for vaccination, so the potential number of hospitalisations and fatalities will decrease. But COVID-19 is not going away anytime soon. Even with relatively high vaccination rates, the delta variant is causing another wave in the UK. It’s clear countries around the world will continue to struggle with the virus until they reach high vaccine coverage. While being vaccinated means you are far less likely to catch the virus, no vaccine is 100% effective. A blanket border reopening before we reach population immunity, even if we only reopen to vaccinated people, would pose a high risk of an outbreak and threaten our healthcare capacity. Eventually, we will be able to relax border restrictions. This is likely to happen gradually, starting with a partial re-opening to low-risk countries, alongside public health measures such as testing and masks. As international travel resumes, it’s highly likely we will see cases and even outbreaks in Aotearoa. The best way to protect yourself and your whanau from those outbreaks is to get vaccinated.

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Weekend Sales Host Part time position 5+ hours per week | Competitive hourly rate Arrowtown Lifestyle Village is a vibrant retirement community located on the outskirts of Arrowtown. The village is currently home to over 60 residents, and when complete, the village is planned to include 110 villas, 50 apartments, and a residential aged care facility. This a part-time role managing open days and show home tours at Arrowtown Lifestyle Village. The role also includes a range of sales related, reception and administration duties. The successful candidate will be required to work 5+ hours per week over weekends, with some weekday coverage as required. Applicants must: • Be able to demonstrate 3+ years in a relevant sales/relationship management role • Have outstanding written and verbal communication skills • Enjoy working with the 65+ age group, and demonstrate empathy and an understanding of their needs • Ability to work autonomously as well as part of a team • Be available to work Sundays and some public holidays • Proficient at Microsoft Office programmes and an ability to learn new software/applications • New Zealand residency • Have a clean driving and police record To apply, email your CV and cover letter to recruit@arrowtownretirement.co.nz Applications close 30th July.

Health and Safety Coordinator Reporting to the Safety, Standards and Compliance Manager, you will be responsible for coordinating various health and safety activities of Queenstown, Wanaka and Glenorchy Airports. You will assist with the development and implementation of safety training, auditing of contractors and Authority to Work Permits, and leading Health and Safety discussions and meetings. In addition, you will also complete safety investigations and review contractor safety management plans. You will also work with both internal and external stakeholders to develop, update and implement plans and systems for QAC’s emergency response situations. To Apply If you wish to apply for this opportunity with Queenstown Airport, please submit your cover letter and CV to the Brannigans website www.brannigans.co.nz. Initial enquiries are welcome by phoning Kim Arnold on 021 352 909 or Sally Wynn Williams on 027 478 5554. Applications for this role close 5pm Monday 12 July 2021.

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SEEKING STORE SUPERVISOR

An opportunity for a

Housekeeper/Receptionist Must have strong communication skills, be highly motivated, enthusiastic & bringing a great energy to our friendly team. Able to prioritise & organise. Apply via email please – info@hurleys.co.nz

Seeking a diligent, committed and enthusiastic individual to lead our A-MAZE-ING customer service team. The successful applicant should be willing to go above and beyond to ensure the best possible experience for our customers and the team; plus take great pride in their work. Previous customer service roles and experience leading a team are highly desired. Applicants must also be able to work flexible rostered hours. Pop into store with your CV or email it to: jobs@odysseysensorymaze.co.nz

FRANKTON THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE

Must be able to commit to a minimum of 6 months.

COMMERCIAL CLEANERS WANTED House of Hygiene is offering a full time (30+ hours) positions. The ideal candidates must have: • • • • • • •

positive/can do attitude a excellent eye for details be physically fit and energetic be able to work unsupervised be flexible with hours work potential to progress with the company have a work permit (excellent candidates may be offered sponsorship) • have a full & clean NZ driver’s license Please send your CV to: anny@houseofhygiene.co.nz

Is looking for a

Trained and Qualified massage Therapist

Better than average wage rates offered. Join a great Health & Safety conscious team!

preferably with Shiatsu knowledge To apply send your CV to spa.bb@xtra.co.nz Airspresso Café at the Queenstown Airport is looking for the following positions to join their team

CHEF FOH AND BAR STAFF PLASTERBOARD FIXERS/ STOPPERS • Competent and hardworking • Own tools and transport • Competitive rates • Experience an advantage but not necessary APPLY IN CONFIDENCE TO angleinteriors@xtra.co.nz OR PH. 027 330 3083 IN WORK HOURS Must hold a current work visa.

BARISTA KITCHEN HAND Staff accommodation options available within walking distance.

Become part of the friendly team serving breakfast lunch and dinner every day in The Mall. We need a

Barista

with full service restaurant experience for a full time position working a mixture of day and evening shifts. ~ or join the Crew upstairs at

Relevant qualifications and experience essential. If you are looking to work with a wonderful, fun, loving team then we want to hear from you! Email your CV and covering letter to justin@airspresso.co.nz Visa sponsorship offered in the absence of New Zealand application. Only successful applications will be contacted for interviewing.

as a Full Time

Duty Manager

LCQ & DM Certificates essential ~ Start dates negotiable for successful applicants Applicants must be ·Available nights and weekends ·NZ citizen/resident or have current work visa Email CV to bookings@captains.co.nz

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BARTENDERS WANTED!!

QT Queenstown & Rydges Queenstown has an excellent opportunity for room attendants to join our friendly team.

We are looking for Bartenders to work in our busy bar in Queenstown. You must have at least 2-3 years experience, have a current working Visa, speak excellent English.

You must be committed to delivering the highest standard of presentation, cleanliness and guest experience that QT Queenstown/ Rydges Queenstown has to offer. Please apply to kim_haynes@evt.com if this is the dream job you have been waiting for.

This position is on a roster that will vary from week to week. You must be able to work weekends and evenings. Only people with 2-3 years experience need apply!! Please send your CV to queenstowncowboys@gmail.com

We are looking for Full-time:

CHEF / COOK BARISTA / FRONT OF HOUSE Email Ed at: odelaycafe@yahoo.co.nz.


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CHEF DE PARTIE - Full time An enthusiastic and reliable professional to assist in providing great quality food Assist to lead & develop the team Good hours: work life balance Training & development Staff benefits

QUALIFIED CARPENTERS needed for immediate start for ongoing work. 0275616209 or info@conceptbuilders.co.nz

CV and cover letter H5308-hr1@accor.com

Kitchen Hand

Send CV’S to info@1876.co.nz

Bar Staff • Full time • Experience required • Great team and systems

Email Dave at queenstown@lonestarhq.co.nz or call 027 422 3565.

Food & Beverage Staff We are looking for F&B Staff to work across Bazaar Restaurant, Reds Bar and events. Minimum 6 month experience is preferred. Apply to: amy_ribera@evt.com

Vacancy – Beaurepaires Queesntown Looking for a

Wheel Technician and Store Manager Ideally you will have experience in: • Wheel alignments • Customer service • Technical skills • Problem solving • Clean and full manual drivers licence Willing to offer training to the right candidate. Offering at minimum 40 hours a week. You must have the right to work in NZ. Please call Brent on 027 286 0517

DF Souvenirs - Queenstown RETAIL SALESPERSON (40 hours)

F&B Kitchen Hand

We would like to it say something to the effect of:

Previous experience preferred Flexibility Driven to deliver great hospitality

No exp necessary, full training will be provided

FOOD & BEVERAGE ATTENDANTS

Great communicator, friendly Assist with general enquiries, luggage, activity bookings Valet parking – full driver’s license Physically fit & energetic

Bar / Restaurant Staff & Chefs • • •

High standard of personal presentation A friendly, outgoing personality Good hours, 9am starts

GUEST SERVICE AGENT - PORTER

1876, Queenstown’s best value bar, are looking for energetic, motivated people for the following roles. Requirements

ROOM ATTENDANT’S

Varied F&B skills, bar, a la carte, buffet service, barista Great communication skills Good hours, variety of shifts

Are you looking for the next step in your Hospitality career?

Seize an opportunity to work with one of New Zealand’s leading Tourist Stores. You will be selling possum merino knitwear, souvenirs, jewellery, health products and Adidas and Canterbury apparel, targeting the independent tourist market. The successful applicant will have a background in either sales or from a customer focused role and have enthusiasm for selling a variety of souvenir merchandise, plus delivering a high level of customer service. This position requires you to be handson within this role. Not only are you customer focused, you will need to assist in merchandising and help with stock. The successful applicants have the availability to work at the weekend and some evening work, so flexibility is required within this role. Your roster will be discussed at the interview. If you wish to work in a team environment that creates energy and fun and enjoy meeting people from around the world and this position sounds like you, then please contact us with your C.V. or in person, to the address as listed below; Applicants must be eligible to work in New Zealand. The Store Manager: Sarah Tallboys DF Souvenirs - 32 Ballarat Street Queenstown Email: dfsouvenirsqn@xtra.co.nz


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Mac Ops is growing so we need a

SUPERSTAR I.T. TECHNICIAN to join our busy team and help us continue to deliver the best service across the Southern Lakes region. If you don’t know what we do… we provide Sales, Service, Technical Support and Repairs on I.T. devices like computers and smartphones, as well as drones and other IT hardware across Queenstown, Wanaka and Cromwell. We cover most brands of devices and also DJI drones and support locals, local families, their businesses and travellers.

We are seeking self-motivated, practical team players for the following positions. You must be hardworking, reliable, show good initiative and attention to detail.

GARDENER - Full time permanent Responsible for looking after our client’s grounds.

LANDSCAPER - Full time permanent You must be experienced in all aspects of hard and soft landscaping. Good remuneration for the right applicants. You must have relevant experience and be eligible to work in NZ. Ph Mikey: 027 285 7008 or Email: info@alpinelandscaping.co.nz

We provide a modern and new location to work from and a fun team to spend time with and are always focussed on giving the best customer experience, so all staff and customers are treated like part of a big family. So a great attitude is everything with Mac Ops. You will need to be able to diagnose hardware and software issues (across known brands) for the customer and perform the repairs and IT consultations in a timely manner and be able to communicate effectively with customers. Applicants for this position should have NZ residency or a valid NZ work visa with ability to work weekends and travel through out the Southern Lakes region

FRONT OF HOUSE MANAGER FULL TIME Located in the heart of Arrowtown, The Fork and Tap Alehouse and Restaurant is a charming and vibrant icon. We are looking for a Front of House Manager for our extremely busy 7 day a week operation. This role is multifaceted; you will need strong leadership skills, exceptional communication and organisation as well as the ability to motivate with a sound understanding of costings & targets. Full job description listed on; www.seek.co.nz To apply send you CV and covering letter to hello@theforkandtap.co.nz

Wanted for ongoing construction work:

BUILDERS Competitive rates offered

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You will be responsible for grooming the interior and exterior of rental vehicles to a high standard, providing exceptional customer service, and driving a large range of vehicles. You will be based at Frankton, and this diverse role will include: • Reservations of rental vehicles, and providing clear written and verbal communication to clients • Detailing vehicles to a high standard • Excellent communication skills, attention to detail and a positive attitude • Flexibility of working hours, as this position will include weekend work • You must hold a full and current NZ driver’s license with the ability to drive a variety of vehicles. This is a great opportunity for an individual looking for permanent full-time employment – 40 hours per week and includes weekend work, applicants for this position should have NZ residency or a valid NZ work visa, this position has an immediate start. Please email your CV and cover letter by 2 July 2021, to: info@networkcarrentals.co.nz

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We are currently looking for talented cleaners and supervisors to join our Commercial Cleaning team. To be considered for this role, you will require: • Availability for work on a 7 day rotating roster, working 5 day shifts or 5 night shifts, including weekends. • Valid Drivers Licence • You must be New Zealand citizen or Permanent Resident or hold a current open work visa/WHV. Sponsorship available for excellent candidates. • Good time management skills and the ability to work unsupervised in a fast-paced environment All cleaning equipment / materials / vehicles will be supplied. Email your CV to riseandshinemgr@gmail.com


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PART-TIME CELLAR DOOR HOST We are looking for the right person to fill a casual position for our small Cellar Door team. We envisage 2-3 days working week including some weekends. Job Description - conducting tastings and assisting with daily trade order processing and wine despatch. Suitable applicant will have the following attributes • A passion for customer service and ability to provide a unique customer tasting experience. • Ability to convert positive experiences into wine sales. • Basic computer skills are essential. • Good knowledge of and a keen interest in wine is helpful. • A duty manager qualification would be an advantage. • Reasonable level of fitness, to assist wine despatch. • Must have own transport. If you are interested and have the suitable skills, we'd like to meet you! Please send your CV to wine@chardfarm.co.nz. Any questions call Jessie on 03 441-8452 Note: Applicant must be a NZ resident or have the ability to work permanently in NZ and should possess the attributes and skills outlined above.

All Front of House and Kitchen Staff required for immediate start.

Receive a $250 sign up bonus with your first pay! (*T&C’s apply). Republic Hospitality operates 10 venues in Queenstown, each one has something different to offer. Not only will you work alongside some amazing people but you will also have the opportunity for variety and progression. Some of our benefits include staff discounts across all venues, free staff meals whilst on shift, staff incentives and on the job training. Give us a try, we look forwards to hearing from you! Email hr@republicqt.co.nz with your CV and phone number or call Tracy on 027 229 0754

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McDonald’s Restaurants Queenstown are looking to fill permanent, fulltime positions for our restaurant in Frankton and our new restaurant opening in town.

Barista (experience required) Kitchen Staff Service/Hospitality Star Offering $21 for full time, anytime availability. Visa sponsorship offered in the absence of New Zealand applicants. To apply, please send your CV in to: hr.mcds.qtown@gmail.com

BOAT CREW / HOST POSITION Amazing opportunity to join our awesome team in Milford Sound! Are you good with people? Have you got boat/hospitality experience? Do you want to dust off town life and experience remote living? Do you want a unique Kiwi experience? We are looking for a service superstar to join our JUCY Family in Milford Sound. Accommodation and training provided, with immediate start preferred. For more information, please contact ryan.mccrystal@jucyworld.com with your CV

Maintenance Support Role This role is about moving, organising, fixing, planning, preparing and supporting the operational leaders in the Ferg companies. From backing a trailer of equipment, to sanding and oiling furniture, leaf blowing or stacking firewood, unblocking a drain, or painting some shelves this role is perfect for someone with a hands on, can do attitude. Requirements Full Drivers license and the ability to drive and back a trailer Basic maintenance skills Experience using power tools Excellent listening and attention to detail The desire to learn and perform tasks to the highest possible standards Ability to self manage and self motivate working as a solo operator and with contractors A sense of fun and hard work, whilst maintaining commitment to the highest of work standards Full time role, ordinary hours 8am-5pm typically Monday-Friday. This is the ultimate all rounders role that is mainly week day based but at times may include some weekend work or occasional travel out of the region, no two days will be the same. If you like to work in a hands on position apply today at www.fergcareers.com


THINKING ABOUT A CHANGE? WANTED: 2x Automotive Technicians

Work with high profile brands, Audi, Subaru, and Volkswagen.

The job Due to expansion an opportunity is available with Queenstown Motor Group for two automotive technicians. We are looking for an experienced Automotive Technician and a Junior Technician to join our team of automotive experts. You will have the opportunity to work with globally known brands, such as Audi, Subaru, Volkswagen, and Skoda, including new brands that are coming to Queenstown. You should have demonstrated experience as a technician on cars and light trucks and warrant of fitness authority would be an advantage. You will be responsible for diagnosing, maintaining, and repairing customer vehicles, to manufacturer and franchise requirements, using the latest diagnostic equipment. To be successful in this role you will need to have: • A passion for delivering quality work • Attention to detail • Reliable, responsible with a great work ethic • Strong initiative and the willingness to pitch in around the dealership • Ability to work under pressure at times • Ability to work independently, but more importantly as a team This is a fast paced ‘hands on’ position, we offer a close small team environment, excellent working conditions and a competitive wage. You must have a clean full drivers licence, NZ residence or valid New Zealand work visa. Both roles are permanent full-time and extra hours may be required from time-to-time. If you have what it takes to be part of our winning team then apply in confidence by addressing your letter of application along with your CV and referees to our General Manager, Duncan Wright duncan@queenstownmotorgroup.co.nz


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Leading Hands / Experienced Carpenters We are currently seeking experienced / qualified Carpenters to join our team in Queenstown!

Great careers start right here! We seek exceptional people to deliver an authentic five star experience to our guests. You will be part of a high energy, supportive and rewarding work environment.

• Work for an accredited employer! • Health, Life, Trauma & Income Protection Insurance (after 6 month) • Opportunity for career progression in a growing business Please call or text Ali on 027 209 6501 or email ali.hatam@bettabuilt.co.nz

At heart, we are a vibrant community where employees are fully supported and everyone works closely together to achieve the best for guests and each other. Millbrook Resort is a completely unique place to work and as an employee you play a key role in contributing to the ongoing success of this beautiful resort. • • • • • •

PORTER / DRIVER KITCHEN HAND HOUSEKEEPING ATTENDANT GREENKEEPERS BEAUTY & MASSAGE THERAPIST EXPERIENCED WAIT STAFF

Scan the QR code to find out why our team love coming to work each day.

Your benefits: Our people are our greatest assets, and we love rewarding hard-working team members. At Millbrook we encourage learning and professional development. When you join the Millbrook family you will also enjoy: Discounted golf, restaurants and spa treatments; Friends & family hotel rates; Discounted gym membership; Onsite car parking; Complimentary staff meals; Daily travel allowance for team members who live more than 25k from the resort; and regular wellbeing workshops. Begin your Millbrook journey today and apply! www.mymillbrook.co.nz You must have a valid NZ Work Visa to apply.

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Research Interviewer We're looking for someone to work on an exciting project involving recruiting and surveying visitors to Queenstown, based at major visitor sites. We're looking for candidates who are reliable, have great communication skills and can work independently. We pay between $25 - $30 per hour + contribution to travel costs. The role is approximately 4-6 hours per week (with opportunities for further work). A driver's license and your own vehicle are required. To apply, email christopher@angusassociates.co.nz with your CV and let us know why you'd be a good fit for the role.


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FRONT OF HOUSE STAFF REQUIRED SWIM INSTRUCTORS WANTED

This is a fantastic opportunity to be a part of our amazing FOH team. Experience preferred but willing to train the right applicants. We have a range of positions available across our various locations.

Love swimming and working with kids? QLDC Swim School is on the lookout for instructors at Alpine Aqualand (Queenstown Events Centre). Permanent part-time positions available with training provided for the right candidate – gain an internationally recognised qualification and work around the world when things open up again!

Wait Staff and Senior Wait Staff / Bar Staff Barista / Duty Manager

Full details on our dedicated jobs website: https://qldc.qjumpersjobs.co/

To apply, please email operations@wolfgroup.nz with your C.V. and cover letter. Eligibility to work in New Zealand is essential.

Applications close 14 July.

Need someone now? There are currently over 300 willing jobseekers ready to work in the Queenstown area.

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Back dropped by the Remarkables Mountain Range, Jack’s Point Restaurant is situated on the edge of Lake Tewa, surrounded by Jack’s Point championship golf course. The restaurant is focused on offering a welcoming place to relax and enjoy the company of fellow golfers, friends and family in a superb, away from it all alpine setting. We are now looking for a:

Barista / Server to join our friendly and professional team. The successful candidate will be offered competitive remuneration, great working hours and access to a generous list of benefits, which makes working at Jack’s Point a fantastic opportunity. Please apply through the Careers Page at www.amisfield.co.nz/careers

We are looking for CHEF We are looking for passionate creative chef to join our team. You will need to have experience working in a busy kitchen and the ability to work well under pressure. Baking experience a bonus but not essential.

BARISTA

casual, part and full time people to join our amazing team.

If you have a positive can do attitude and don’t mind doing hard physical work then you might just be who we are looking for. Flexible working options available

We offer day time hours with a stable roster, a friendly team and plenty of laughs.

Please send your application and CV to

Must have valid visa.

admin@awomanstouch.co.nz

For more information contact us on manager@theexchange.kiwi

Our story is about Queenstown. It is about lakeside holidays, winter sports, great food and soaking tubs. It’s about keeping it real, slowing down, and stopping to talk to strangers. It’s about trying new things, taking in the views, skis on snow and the water. It’s about bikes, beautiful walks and fireworks during Winter Festival. It’s about living in paradise every day. It’s about you, living your best life.

We are looking for: - Breakfast Chef 1. Previous experience working in 4 or 5-star resort 2. Can work under pressure - Chef De Partie

What do the following accolades have in common?

Gibbston Valley Wines is lucky enough to currently hold them all! Queenstown’s Most Outstanding Winery Restaurant 2021 Five gold medals in the 2021 Aotearoa Organic Wine Awards NZ’s Best Resort Spa 2020 Qualmark Gold Come join our team! We are looking for:

Housekeeper Kitchen Hand Commis Chef Pastry Chef Wait Staff Landscaper Don't miss out! To apply, email your CV and visa if not a kiwi to hr@gibbstonvalley.com today!

1. A minimum of 1 year experience to run kitchen as CDP or similar. 2. Previous experience in fine dining 3. Love the opportunities to create and be creative - we are daring... the sky is the limit. - Food and Beverage Attendants 1. Previous experience in fine dining 2. Love the opportunities to create and be creative - we are daring... the sky is the limit - Room attendant / Self-checker 1. Previous experience in 5-star hotel. 2. Can work under pressure - Front Office Ambassador 1. Previous experience in 5 star resort. • Send us your current resume the role you are applying for with references & copy of valid work permit if applicable, to Jagan@kamana.co.nz Kamana Lakehouse, 139 Fernhill Rd, Queenstown


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KITCHEN STAFF REQUIRED Love food? Love events? Love In2Food! We are a popular Queenstown based catering company looking for CASUAL WAIT STAFF and KITCHEN HANDS to join our team, catering in some of Queenstown’s most desired venues and locations.

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• Wear a smile and a can-do guest focused attitude!

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• Flexible hours rewarded with a competitive hourly rate. • Applicants must have a valid NZ work visa/residency. For a great way to earn some extra dollars e-mail your C.V to Thilo: Thilo@in2food.co.nz

Crowne Plaza Queenstown Looking for a place you can be yourself? We provide you the space to be yourself along with added benefits such as free staff meals, laundered uniform and access to our staff accomodation!

BARTENDERS WANTED Rhino’s Ski Shack is firing back up for winter. Bringing Queenstown’s #1 Aprés-Ski vibe alongside hip hop beats in a casual fun atmosphere. • • • • •

Fast-paced, energetic bar service Work at night – ride all day Training and support – let’s grow together Family culture Dance moves essential

On top of the above, we offer great perks company wide. All applications will be held in the strictest of confidence. Please email your CV and a bit about yourself to work@futurebars.co.nz

• • • • •

Porter Front Desk Agent F&B Attendant F&B Supervisor Room Attendant

Come and join our dynamic team and discover all that we have to offer! To apply please send your CV to zqnbs.hr@ihg.com


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DO YOU WANT TO:

… provide the highest level of service? ... greet our guests with a smile? … work in an award-winning Restaurant? … serve sustainable food? … train with an Olympian chef? … grow with New Zealand business? … avoid looking for parking every day? ... be paid above the living wage?

Are you looking for work? We have

BARISTA AND FRONT OF HOUSE STAFF

THEN BECOME OUR FUTURE:

CHEF

• • • • • • • •

positions available. We are looking for experienced hospitality professionals who are enthusiastic, have great communication skills and love all things hospo. Contact cafe@vudu.co.nz

Chef Room Attendant Housekeeping Supervisor Guest Services Agent Head Concierge Hotel Porter/Driver Night Manager F&B Attendant

…AND APPLY HERE:

careers.therees.co.nz

Advertise your job vacancy now at jobfix.co.nz

We are looking for

Experienced Chef de Partie Front of House / Runners COCKTAIL BARTENDERS WANTED Little Blackwood prides itself on being a premium offering at an approachable level. With live music 7 nights a week, we look forward to adding some new members to the family! • Cocktail experience preferred but not essential • Customer centric personality • Wine knowledge advantageous • Opportunity to grow amongst a company with 4 venues To find out more or apply, please email your CV and bit about yourself to the email below. All applications are held in strict confidence. work@futurebars.co.nz

Kitchenhand Flame is a casual dining restaurant, we pride ourselves with a very high standard of food and service. Must have a valid work visa or be a NZ resident.

Email us on info@flamebargrill.co.nz or come and see us at level 1, 88 Beach Street


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Queenstown Store Sergios Menswear and Formal Hire is a boutique destination clothing store which is 100% New Zealand owned. We stock international brands such as Hugo Boss, Paul smith, Diesel and Scotch & Soda. We are currently seeking an experienced and highly motivated salesperson to join our team of sales professionals. Applicants should possess the following:  A keen interest in men’s fashion  Be confident in a sales environment  Comfortable working within a small team  Be self-motivated and committed to delivering excellent customer service This is a great opportunity to join an established Queenstown retailer. If you feel the above describes you please call into our store along with your CV and a cover letter. Sergios Menswear 10 Athol Street, Queenstown 9300 Tel: 03 441 0055 or email Kirstie shopqt@sergios.co.nz

We are looking for 2 new members for our busy, state of the art Bistro kitchen, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner to our winery visitors and in house guests. We source local produce and take pride in the food we create and with over 500 5-star Tripadvisor reviews, you know our food and service are outstanding.

KITCHEN HAND The kitchen hand supports our team of chefs with dishes, cleaning and food preparation. We are a successful and growing business and there is the opportunity for the right candidate to be trained and develop in the role.

CHEF DE PARTIE A team player with at least 1 year's experience in a similar role in a busy kitchen. You will be: • • • • •

Eager to learn and willing to develop your skills and knowledge A hard worker, able to work under pressure Passionate about kitchen service and culinary arts Strict on hygiene standards Focused on quality & customer satisfaction

Kinross is a fun place to work, we have a great team culture, staff meals and benefits. These are full time, permanent roles, working to a roster each week, including weekend and evening work. Please apply with CV and cover letter to christine@kinross.nz, giving details of your qualifications and experience. Applicants must currently reside in NZ as a NZ citizen, resident or have a valid working visa. Please give details of your right to work in NZ including visa type and expiry. Own transport and accommodation is required.

Whether you’re a Housekeeper or a F&B Professional, a Front Office Superstar or a Talented Chef, you thrive working in hospitality & have a passion for creating memorable guest experiences. We have a number of full time & part time shifts available for a variety of hours and these opportunities will suit you if you are looking to Work, Live, Play, this winter. Room Attendant

Chef de Partie

Commis Chef

Laundry Attendant

Night Porter Night Audit/Night Porter 40hrs Recruitment Coordinator 20hrs Visit www.millenniumcareers.co.nz to apply


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