22nd January 2024 Incident / Legal
Go Jets Wānaka and one of its skippers have been charged over a crash on the Clutha River more than a year ago.
Inbounders say WorkSafe’s continued legal action creates uncertainty and puts every tourism distributor on notice.
Charges against the owners of Whakaari White Island over the deadly 2019 eruption have been thrown out.
Three helicopter tour operators charged by WorkSafe plead guilty just days before the trial starts.
A Department of Conservation ranger has been ordered to pay reparation of $10,400 by the Whanganui District Court for a jet boat collision with a kayaker on the Whanganui River in November 2020.
Southern Discoveries says it has taken measures to improve safety after a worker was seriously injured on one of its scenic passenger vessels.
The charge relates to a January 2010 flight involving passengers from Milford Sound.
Overseas investor Seung Heun Lee bought Northland properties worth $10.4m without consent.
QLDC’s lease to Queenstown Airport Corporation has been cast aside.
The hotel group has launched legal action over the lease renewal of the land on which its Copthorne Hotel & Resort Bay of Islands is situated.
CAP says it is taking legal advice after the High Court found the operator’s chairlift spread the 2017 Port Hills fires.
Queenstown Lakes District Council is taking legal advice after the New Zealand Motor Caravan Association (NZMCA) challenged the Freedom Camping Bylaw 2019.
A lawyer acting for tourism firms unhappy with the Strategic Tourism Assets Protection Programme may launch a High Court judicial this week.
The Government is exploring legal options, says Jacinda Ardern.