Boult confident of becoming next mayor of Queenstown-Lakes District
The resort's acute accommodation shortage, traffic problems and lack of planning are the major issues. With special feature audio.
South Island businessman Jim Boult says he wouldn’t be standing for mayor of the Queenstown Lakes District if he didn’t think he had a strong chance of winning.
Incumbent Vanessa van Buden is standing down and her deputy of six years, Lyal Cocks, of Wanaka, is also seeking the mayoralty.
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Nevil Gibson
Mon, 27 Jun 2016
Mon, 27 Jun 2016
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Boult confident of becoming next mayor of Queenstown-Lakes District
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