Tauranga City Council has begun construction on a living seawall that will foster marine life and biodiversity whilst protecting the coastline.
A plan to redesign Wellington’s Courtenay Place precinct to attract more visitors has been presented to the city’s council.
A new hospitality, retail and commercial outlet is planned for the site of a building currently used for car parking.
Tauranga City Council is beginning waterfront works around the city’s harbour that will include a shared waterfront pathway, seawall upgrade, green reserve for events, and a playground.
Wellington Airport’s Lyall Bay and Rongotai precincts are being redeveloped to include new food and beverage outlets, as well as a new airport services centre.
The Hokitika Gorge on the West Coast will receive a new suspension bridge by the summer of 2024-25, thanks to a successful funding application for $300,000 from the Tourism Infrastructure Fund by Westland District Council.
The government is providing a $2m grant for a new two-level commercial and public facility in Greymouth.
The final elements in Taupō’s town centre transformation will include an overhead lighting feature.
A new civic precinct in Tauranga will receive $21m in funding for facilities including a new museum, exhibition gallery, civic whare and a library and community space.
Construction is underway on a three-kilometre path spanning Mount Maunganui’s Marine Parade coastal reserve.
A $29m government investment in Taupō’s economic resilience has been completed with the official opening of the Town Centre Transformation project, airport terminal and Eastern Arterial Shared Path.
Taupō District Council is seeking submissions on a proposed redevelopment of the Mangakino lakefront.
The $1bn mixed-use Lakeview – Taumata project at Queenstown has secured fast-track resource consent.
A $10m homestead will be a major feature of the $650m Mt Cardrona Station development and act as the heart of the alpine village.
The second stage of the Wānaka Lakefront Development Plan will open to the public this Friday.
Three options are on the table for restoration and new buildings.
The proposed development of Picton’s London Quay is open for public consultation.
The final stage of the boardwalk around Lake Rotorua is open to the public after almost a year under construction.
Tourism Minister Stuart Nash has cut the ribbon for the renovated Whakatāne wharf and broken ground on work to construct the new Commercial Boat Harbour.
The Canterbury Employers’ Chamber of Commerce is urging some 2,700 members to submit in favour of the Te Kaha stadium being built in Christchurch.
Nelson City Council has set out a 15-year plan for a marina transformation that it says will help grow the local economy.
A masterplan for the future of the Manawatu Gorge is proposing 11 projects for the area, including recreational tracks, suspension and sky bridges, visitor accommodation, cultural projects, and UNESCO ‘Geopark’ status for Te Apiti.
Invercargill is on track to be a “highly desirable city to visit and settle down in”, according to the group behind a drive to rejuvenate the city and the wider Southland region.
Taupō Moana Group Holdings (TMGH) will apply for resource consent to redevelop and expand Taupō’s popular Hole in One golf attraction.
Hastings i-SITE will relocate mid-year to the Municipal Building at the Toitoi – Hawke’s Bay Arts & Event Centre development.
Auckland Airport has broken ground on its new $200m retail development, which it says will be New Zealand’s ‘largest purpose-built fashion centre’.
The Kōpū business and marine precinct has been granted consent to build a commercial working wharf and recreational boat ramp at a cost of $8.2m.
Silverlight Studios has secured resource consent for its $280m film studio development near Wānaka.
A $75,000 donation to the Hamilton Gardens will see the attraction’s café upgraded next year.
Architectural concept designs for a $19m – $21m revamp of the Kaikōura waterfront have been approved.
Queenstown’s Hydro Attack is seeking to build a new wharf at the resort with long-term lease options for its distinctive watercraft.
Dolomite Point Redevelopment Project in Punakaiki has reached its second construction milestone as work begins to upgrade the northern car park at Dolomite Point.
Construction on a new state-of-the-art pool complex in Gisborne has started.
Work on a $19m expansion of Pettigrew Green Arena in Taradale, Hawke’s Bay, is underway.
A $1.75m cash injection from the Lottery Significant Projects Fund will see the completion of Gisborne’s 1000-year pedestrian bridge, albeit cheaper than originally envisioned.
Christchurch City Council will vote on Thursday on the preliminary design for the new Canterbury Multi-Use Arena.
Project largely funded by $740,000 grant from Tourism Infrastructure Fund and approximately $250,000 from Ashburton District Council.
Project received some funding from Tourism Infrastructure Fund.
Existing building on site to be removed over next year.
Reservations have been running hot from across the Tasman after bookings opened two weeks ago.
Overseas investor Seung Heun Lee bought Northland properties worth $10.4m without consent.
Development work on Te Uruhi, previously known as the Kāpiti Gateway, is set to start in September.
Titles for first”superlots” in Te Awa Lakes project likely available mid-2022.
Queenstown Lakes District Council’s economic development unit is advertising a 12-month tender to develop a hospitality and tourism technology cluster in the district.
A case study on Māori tourism experiences has been featured in a new international database alongside 31 other examples on tourism development from around the world.
Town centre set to get two pedestrian malls, more parking, safer environment for walkers.
Endemic speed violations factor into decision to make area pedestrian-only.
A development aiming to be Wānaka’s first dedicated workers’ accommodation village has secured consent from the Environment Court.
Hutt City Council says it has reached a ‘major milestone’ with resource consent granted for its Eastern Bays shared path project.
Film and wine ventures with tourism components are being fast-tracked through the consenting process.