Queenstown Lakes Community Action
Q'town Lakes Community ActionA community newsletter from Queenstown Lakes Community Action
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 25 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | a month ago |
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A Fair Hearing for the Shotover River
In March 2025, Queenstown Lakes District Council (QLDC) began discharging treated effluent directly into the Shotover/Kimi-ākau River using emergency powers. They have applied for retrospective consent and that decision is now before the En...
A Decision That Will Shape Our Rivers Made Without the Full Picture
Image Credit: iStock | Antonina Kraakman
Today, the council made one of the most significant infrastructure decisions this district will face for decades, and they made it without the full picture. We attended the council meeting to presen...
A long-term commitment made too soon?
Image Credit: istock.com | Iryna Shpulak
Early in 2025, QLDC and ORC entered mediation in an Environment Court hearing related to the problems with unconsented discharges from the disposal field at the Shotover Wastewater Treatment Plant (...
A Mirror, Not a Shield: What Reflexive Governance Looks Like in Council
Over the past few weeks, we’ve been doing something we don’t always make time for in community advocacy – we’ve been reflecting on our own work. Specifically, we’ve looked back over the last 12 months of action around the Shotover Wastewate...
QLCA: Closing This Chapter
When we started Queenstown Lakes Community Action (QLCA), we made a simple promise: we would ask the questions that weren’t being answered, investigate what happened with the Shotover wastewater treatment plant, and bring the information ba...
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