Guy Williams

The Kingston Flyer will be back in commercial operation this year, the engineer leading its restoration says.

The brains behind the 58th Glenorchy Races might have changed, but everything else about tomorrow’s annual race meeting will follow the tried and true formula.

The thin blue line in the Queenstown Lakes district will be reinforced tonight by the addition of more than 60 police officers from other centres.

The weather gods relented and polo had its way during two days of action in Queenstown at the weekend.

Wanaka's La La Land bar will have its on-licence suspended for 48 hours next month after allowing a drunk woman to remain on its premises in August.

A woman suspected of taking drugs told a Queenstown Airport security guard she was "looking for the red lights" shortly before her vehicle was pulled over by police yesterday.

A woman suspected of taking drugs told a Queenstown Airport security guard she was ‘‘looking for the red lights’’ shortly before her vehicle was pulled over by police this morning.

Police are considering charges against a 24-year-old woman from the United Kingdom who reversed into a pedestrian in a car park at the Five Mile shopping centre in Frankton yesterday.

The country’s biggest freedom camping club is seeking a High Court judicial review of the Queenstown Lakes District Council’s freedom camping bylaw.

Firefighters examine the remains of a shed that caught fire on Woolshed Rd, near Hanleys Farm, yesterday.

Almost 2000 people enjoyed a riot of song, stories, dance, gymnastics and humour at Queenstown’s annual Christmas Show yesterday.

Members of the public wanting to speak during the public forum at Queenstown Lakes District Council meetings will now have to register with the chief executive first.

The parents of a young German woman abandoned by her boyfriend after a crash in Queenstown’s Gorge Road are relieved the case is closed.

A "pragmatic" solution to the Queenstown Airport Corporation (QAC) statement of intent saga appears to have been found.

A six-month trial of 400 Lime scooters in Queenstown's town centre is likely to start in April, despite implacable opposition from community representatives.

A six-month trial of 400 Lime scooters in Queenstown's town centre has been approved by the Queenstown Lakes District Council, but it will not begin this summer.

A man has been sentenced to 16 months’ prison for leaving his girlfriend lying seriously injured for several hours after a crash in Queenstown.

A Wanaka bar owner says the town’s police are more interested in "making busts" than working collaboratively to improve his operation.