New Zealand

Government confirms fast-track application to develop Pegasus Golf Course

Property developer Wolfbrook has applied to fast-track plans to replace Canterbury's Pegasus Golf Course with hundreds of homes.

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The government has confirmed that property developer Wolfbrook has filed a fast-track application for its controversial plan to develop Canterbury's Pegasus Golf Course into housing. The application had previously been the subject of uncertainty, with officials declining to confirm whether it had been lodged. Residents have been campaigning to save the golf course from development.

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Minister refuses to say if fast-track application to bulldoze golf course has been filed

It remains unclear if a fast-track application has been made to controversially bulldoze Canterbury's Pegasus Golf Course to make way for hundreds of homes.

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RNZ

Government confirms controversial Pegasus fast-track application

The government has confirmed property developer Wolfbrook has applied to fast-track its controversial plan to rip up Canterbury's Pegasus Golf Course to make way for housing.

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