Philip Chandler

Queenstown touch ref Richie Heap says his third and latest world cup will be his last.

It's not just Olympians scooping up the medals.

Having operated a Queenstown ski rental delivery business, Snopro, since 2011, local couple Kylie and Justin Worth have added a bricks and mortar offering.

You could say 53 senior Wakatipu High students are showing off in a good way.

Since arriving in Queenstown in 1993, ecologist Dawn Palmer’s played a big role in increasing locals’ knowledge of the amazing environment we live in — and of our native bird population, in...

A global advocate for the tourism sector tackling climate change applauds Queenstown’s ambitions for a carbon-zero visitor economy by 2030.

Dwight D. Eisenhower was still president of the United States and TV hadn’t arrived in New Zealand when Bob Robertson joined the Queenstown volunteer fire brigade on August 3, 1959.

Many long-time Queenstowners are mourning the loss of "consummate entertainer" and character Stig Eldred, who died recently.

Marketing is about to start on an affordable yet high-quality housing complex on the last major undeveloped parcel in Queenstown’s Shotover Country.

He's a big man — though he used to be even bigger — and amazingly big-hearted.

A Queenstown hotelier and Bannockburn winemaker have joined forces to launch a two-day wine event over Labour Weekend they hope becomes an annual shot in the arm for the tourism/hospo industry.

After a long gap, major Australian-based real estate group LJ Hooker has re-entered the Queenstown market.

The new GM of Queenstown food and wine precinct Ayrburn’s a familiar figure in local hospitality.

Prominent outdoor clothing and equipment retailer Outside Sports reopens in Arrowtown mid-next week, 22 years after vacating the township.

They say there’s nothing more past than a past president, but that’s not the case with Arrowtowner Ross Beal.

A Queenstown sport and exercise physician is playing a crucial role in keeping New Zealand’s Olympic Games contingent in Paris injury- and illness-free.

In 1957, a crib built in Southland was transported by Purdue Bros Transport up to the former Queenstown Motor Park.