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Government reveals Tourism Infrastructure Fund decisions

Government reveals Tourism Infrastructure Fund decisions © (Photo by Hagen Hopkins/Getty Images) Stuart Nash speaks during an economic announcement event at Rydges Hotel on September 09, 2020 in Wellington, New Zealand. More than $18 million has been earmarked to boost tourism infrastructure, with extra attention for the hardest-hit South Island regions. Tourism Minister Stuart Nash has announced details of the 57 projects to receive support from the Tourism Infrastructure Fund. Those hardest hit from the loss of international visitors would receive more than half the funding, he said. The areas include Fiordland, South Westland, Queenstown Lakes, Mackenzie District and Kaikōura. The five South Island areas were heavily reliant on international tourism. Domestic tourism is experiencing a boom as Kiwi travellers embrace the call to do something new but these South Island regions are still doing it tough, he said.

Win a culinary adventure with Visa Wellington On a Plate

Win a culinary adventure with Visa Wellington On a Plate Win a culinary adventure with Visa Wellington On a Plate Win a culinary adventure with Visa Wellington On a Plate Fri, 16 Jul 2021, 9:39AM Calling all foodies! Visa Wellington On a Plate takes place from the 1st to the 31st of August 2021.  You and a friend could experience an exciting culinary weekend in the Capital with flights to Wellington, accommodation at Rydges Hotel and tickets to ‘Pizza – A Fine Dining Experience’… all thanks to Visa Wellington On a Plate. Every day during Kerre McIvor Mornings, Kerre will ask a question most foodies should know the answer to.  Head back to this page and enter your answer.  All correct entries will qualify for the grand prize draw on Friday 16th July 2021.

Calling all aspiring young instrumentalists

ARTSOUND FM is looking for aspiring instrumentalists under 25 and vocalists under 30 to take part in the Young Virtuoso Awards. Established 30 years ago by fine music community radio stations from Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Canberra, the awards are based on an annual competition for young musicians and one winner from each city competes at the national finals for a grand prize. This year the finals will be held in Melbourne, with the ACT winner flown down and overnight accommodation provided by Rydges Hotels. The ACT cash prize is $2,500, plus the opportunity to record a 30-minute CD with music of their own choosing.

Demand to tidy up Christchurch s Cathedral Square over fears first impressions will last for Te Pae visitors

Demand to tidy up Christchurch s Cathedral Square over fears first impressions will last for Te Pae visitors
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