Guy Williams

Ray Chalkley, of Queenstown, shows his style during the New Zealand Disc Golf (NZDG) Nationals in Paradise at the weekend.

Fire volunteers dampen the site of a vegetation fire beside the popular Frankton Arm walkway in Queenstown last night.

Two motorcyclists were injured in a crash outside the AJ Hackett Bungy operation near Queenstown this afternoon.

A motorcyclist has died or been seriously injured every week and a-half, on average, in the Southern police district in the past four years.

Bad weather has pushed back the completion of Queenstown’s long-awaited Eastern Access Road  slightly, but its first stage is still expected to open by the end of May.

Some of the world’s leading exponents of disc golf will contest the New Zealand championships in Paradise from today.

A pair of Queenstown whizz kids have grabbed both New Zealand spots at a youth science forum in London later this year.

Queenstown's 140-year-old Dominican convent is not under threat of demolition after all.

Detailed plans are being prepared for the upgrade of Frankton’s Lakes District Hospital, although building work is not expected to start until the end of the year.

Queenstown's broken-down carpooling scheme is getting an overhaul.

A visit to Queenstown by Chief District Court Judge Jan-Marie Doogue next month has no connection to long waiting times for criminal trials in the resort, a spokeswoman says.

The Routeburn-Kinloch Rd will close overnight as a result of flooding in the Dart River, the Queenstown Lakes District Council says.

A man has been rescued from near the Routeburn Track after activating his locator beacon this morning.

Queenstown Airport is embarking on a $2.7million project to expand its car parking and change its internal roading in a bid to improve traffic flows.

The Civil Aviation Authority is saying little about its investigation into a skydiving accident near Queenstown at the weekend that left two men seriously injured.

Queenstown's $30million sewage treatment plant is operating, although teething issues have extended its commissioning process by a month.

The number of visitors spending their Chinese New Year holiday in Queenstown is expected to be on a par with last year after several years of double-digit growth.

The rollout of ultra-fast broadband (UFB) to more than 20 towns in Otago and Southland cannot come soon enough for some businesses.

Plans for a $30 million private medical facility in Frankton have been unveiled.