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Mackenzie station’s tourism plans get green light

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  Hayman Rd, which hugs the eastern side of Lake Pukaki, leads to Guide Hill Station. Hayman Rd, which hugs the eastern side of Lake Pukaki, leads to Guide Hill Station. Photo: David Williams

Plans for a new tourist facility at a foreign-owned high country station near Lake Pukaki have sailed through planning permission reports David Williams for Newsroom.

A Hong Kong billionaire’s development of a high country station in the Mackenzie Basin is shifting up a gear.

Blue Lake Investment (NZ) Ltd, owned by Hong Kong billionaire Ka Kit “Peter” Lee, paid $16.5 million two years ago to buy the 3550-hectare Guide Hill Station on the eastern shore of Lake Pukaki, about 24km from Tekapo.

The Overseas Investment Office’s approval for the sale highlighted $5.6 million of additional investment by Blue Lake, including spending $2 million building accommodation and tourist facilities. . . . . .

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