‘It’s time for me to move on’
‘It’s time for me to move on’
In just four years, she’s helped fundraise $4.2million, overseen a build, officially opened the doors, and helped put Queenstown on the national arts and culture radar.
Tracey Roxburgh
'Utterly amazed' no airbridge at airport
'Utterly amazed' no airbridge at Queenstown Airport
A frequent flyer is astounded Queenstown Airport is still without an airbridge.
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Govt needs to ‘pony up the infrastructure’ for growth
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Govt needs to ‘pony up the infrastructure’ for growth
Queenstown businesspeople sent a clear message to Wellington yesterday, via Act New Zealand leader and deputy prime minister-in-waiting David Seymour.
Locals remain key focus of NZ Open
Locals remain key focus of NZ Open
There's almost a sense of incredulity when punters learn it’s still free to watch this week’s New Zealand Open golf tournament at Millbrook Resort.
‘Business for Good’ launches
‘Business for Good’ launches
Creating a strategic win-win for the wider Wakatipu community’s the driving force behind a just-launched programme.
Mr Open’s ‘sliding doors’ moment
Mr Open’s ‘sliding doors’ moment
There's a journo in Auckland to whom Queenstown — and NZ golf — owes a huge debt of gratitude.
Airline nurturing our nature projects
Airline nurturing our nature projects
Air New Zealand today launches a new project, which will help support Queenstown’s nature projects.
Three-course model still on cards
Three-course model still on cards
The only thing holding back New Zealand Open golf tourney organisers from introducing a third course is revenue.
Unity of Latino culture on show
Unity of Latino culture on show
Members of the Desert Roses bellydance troupe (from left) Vanessa Estupinan, originally from Ecuador, Samantha Bonhomme, from France, Alevtina Redden, of Kazakhstan, Bee Sadalah, from Brazil,...
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‘Extraordinary growth opportunity'
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‘Extraordinary growth opportunity for NZ’
"Dunedin has a past; Queenstown has a future."
Liana ‘in the window’
Liana ‘in the window’
Queenstown endurance swimmer Liana Smith’s keeping her phone on her at all times.
Boult turns her focus to ‘Lads’
Boult turns her focus to ‘Lads’
From Berlinale, to a bathroom at a house party.
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Dementia care suites opened at development
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Dementia care suites opened at development
Queenstown finally has some specialised dementia care units.
Anniversary of death marked
Anniversary of death marked
The family of a beloved Queenstown detective, who died 20 years ago this week, remain indebted to the community for its support.
Queenstown’s ‘corner of Provence’
Queenstown’s ‘corner of Provence’
Two renowned French names have joined forces in Queenstown.
Capturing the essence of Arrowtown
Capturing the essence of Arrowtown
It's time to get snapping.
Combining artistic talents
Combining artistic talents
A unique collaboration, curated by one of Queenstown’s cultural doyennes, will provide a treat for eyes and ears tonight.
Waitangi commemorations
Waitangi commemorations
Queenstown's hosting the South’s official Waitangi Day commemorations next Thursday.
Remembering Travis 20 years on
Remembering Travis 20 years on
The family of a beloved Queenstown detective, who died 20 years ago, remain indebted to the community’s support.
On the ‘road to nowhere’
On the ‘road to nowhere’
More than three years after the first sod was turned, Queenstown’s notorious ‘road to nowhere’ is officially open - though it’s still not quite finished.