Chris Horan (74), of Lake Hawea, has taken to the streets of Wanaka to make his point about low-paid jobs.
Electricity distribution company Aurora Energy has found a new site for its proposed Hawea Flat substation.
An Otago scientist has buried more than 800 Lipton tea bags on a mountainside near Wanaka to help her study climate change.
There's no business like snow business for apres-ski season speculation, and as Otago Daily Times Wanaka bureau chief Mark Price reports, this year has begun with a blizzard of ideas about what's going on in the Cardrona Valley.
Footprints believed to be those of a missing tramper have been found leading into the Wilkin River, near Makarora, north of Wanaka.
Police have released the name of the Wanaka woman who died yesterday after slipping and falling about 40m from a Department of Conservation walking track near Glendhu Bay.
Wanaka's McRae family warned nine years ago the Fern Burn track near Glendhu Bay could be treacherous, and on Monday it proved so for 68-year-old Maureen Schofield, of Wanaka, who died after a...
"Be bloody careful.'' That was the word from Queenstown Lakes District Council harbourmaster Marty Black yesterday after two boating accidents on Lake Wanaka led to three people requiring...
Tarras Rural Fire Force deputy chief fire officer Mark Davidson admitted to the Otago Daily Times yesterday he is embarrassed.
''Oh, you pretty Chitty Bang Bang, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, we love you.''
Dr Barbara Anderson is a scientist who makes no bones about climate change.
The Cardrona Ski Resort is looking ahead to an extra-long winter thanks to $2 million worth of new equipment.
On average, 16 ''display'' pilots die at airshows internationally each year.
Mt Avalanche: 1st jump from David Walden on Vimeo. A Lake Hawea base jumper has completed New Zealand's biggest jump, with a vertical drop of almost 2km.
The Queenstown man who fell 30-40m from a rocky outcrop on the Pisa Range, near Cardrona, at 1.30am on Sunday was ''seriously lucky'' to survive, according to Wanaka Senior constable Ian Henderson.
''Ambivalent'' is the word Haast garage operator Eamonnd Johnston says best sums up his thoughts on the prospect of a new road linking South Westland with Fiordland.
A big Samoan man from Wellington called Ben has two ''skinny white boys'' to thank for surviving the Clutha River.
A north Island man in his 30s nearly drowned in the Clutha River at Albert Town yesterday afternoon.
The owner of a Wanaka canyoning business, Dave Vass is progressing ''as well as can be expected given the severity of his injuries'' following a climbing accident, his partner Ros Goulding says.
What killed Rutger Telford Hale on the highway between Lake Hawea and Wanaka on October 24, 2013, remains a mystery at the end of the coronial process.