Local leaders and election candidates clash over Queenstown fast-track housing
Local leaders and election candidates are clashing over a proposal to fast-track housing in Queenstown and Wānaka. The plan could accelerate development of about 11,000 homes, with the process becoming a point of local political debate.
Queenstown Wānaka fast-track housing 11,000 homes local elections
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