New Zealand s best wine and food festivals
New Zealand s best wine and food festivals
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Pinot noir in Martinborough, crayfish in Kaikōura, or whitebait on the West Coast? New Zealand regions love to put on a show to celebrate their local delicacies.
Although 2020 made it difficult to plan and carry out events, the remainder of this year is looking positive for the multitude of food and wine festivals and events planned around the country.
Some are old favourites back up and running, whereas others are brand new, launched to help support local hospitality and tourism economies recover from the pandemic.
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Nelson mayor Rachel Reese said the subcommittee needed some education on the new national policy statement for urban development “because I don’t think the members of this committee . have got to grips with the NPS”. The second, and by far the longest, meeting of the week was Thursday’s Community and Recreation Committee. During the eight-hour meeting, the biggest news was the approval for the location of the long-awaited Stoke Youth Park, along with the 23 per cent increase in fees coming in July for council-owned cemeteries. Of the other items on the agenda, first up was a strategic presentation and update from the Nelson Centre for Musical Arts covering 2020 – with the outlook for 2021 being far more positive than was first feared despite Covid-19.