Philip Chandler

Emma Campbell’s become one of Queenstown’s most influential ever cricket coaches since moving here 10 years ago. The former White Fern talks to Philip Chandler about her playing career and the buzz...

A large residential landholding on a plateau overlooking Queenstown’s town centre is being touted as a very rare offering.

Wakatipu Hockey Club’s calling for player registrations after fielding a record number of teams last year.

No pressure, but Wakatipu High’s aiming to be the best sculling school for the third year running at next week’s prestigious national secondary schools’ Maadi Cup rowing regatta.

One of New Zealand’s foremost artists, who’s also known for the diversity of his practice, gives a talk at Queenstown’s Starkwhite at 4pm this Saturday.

The Cancer Society’s thrilled with the support it’s received for Saturday’s Queenstown Relay for Life around the Lake Hayes showgrounds, following a five-year hiatus due to Covid.

Hope you don’t have an art attack.

A resource consent application for a game-changing ‘regenerative’ visitor attraction near Glenorchy is being publicly notified today.

A Queenstowner in his 50s has completed the no-mean-feat of running three 100-milers in successive years.

Rotaract Central Lakes — a service and social club for those aged 18 to 40 — is being launched in Queenstown next week.

An entirely voluntary-run Queenstown op shop has raised more than $1.5million to support the local Cancer Society over the past 10 years.

A large pad for sale close to the southwestern shore of Lake Hayes contains one of the Whakatipu’s oldest stone buildings.

After judging the inaugural Queenstown Pipe Band Championships late last month, world champion pipe major Richard Parkes, from Northern Ireland, will beat the drum for the resort to host future...

Not many tennis tyros can say they’ve had a hit-out with a former world No 1.

Last year’s runners-up Hanley’s Farm Rangers beat newcomers Lake Hayes Warriors in the recent final of Queenstown Cricket Club’s T20 Bash.

Having flown from New York for a High Court hearing on a Gibbston subdivision, Brennan Wines’ distinguished founder only discovered it had been deferred for six months after he landed.

A fourth Queenstown apartment complex developed by Invercargill’s Ross Wensley is undergoing multi-million dollar repairs.

Two holes on Queenstown’s Frankton golf course are being reshaped to allow the busy BP roundabout to be enlarged.