Tourists could fly into new site near Wanaka by the end of the decade if the airport’s approval is granted
International tourists could fly into a fifth New Zealand destination by the end of the decade, with plans afoot to build a second airport near South Island’s ski heartland
Tarras, a tiny farming community best known until now as the home of “Shrek”, the runaway merino sheep who escaped the clipping shears for six years, has been identified as the site for a new international airport.
