Paul Taylor

A landowner's bid for a hearing over $1.75 million in legal costs from Queenstown Airport has been rejected by the Environment Court.

Queenstown's swimming pool facility reopened yesterday with a temporary ceiling, following work to remove dangerous tiles.

Queenstown enjoyed a sunny, peaceful and adventurous start to Christmas Day yesterday.

Queenstown is enjoying a sunny, peaceful and adventurous start to Christmas Day.

NZSki Ltd’s contentious balancing of development and conservation continued yesterday as three knights jousted over the future of The Remarkables skifield.

A clean, green, welcoming, creative, active, accessible and resilient place that embraces its Maori ancestry and European heritage and has a strong, diverse economy.

Queenstown's long-running charity boxing night has been cancelled after the death last month of a boxer following a similar event in Christchurch.

A driver killed in a crash between a car and a bus near Kingston has been named.

Frankton beach reserve is earmarked for a revamp to help combat Queenstown's reliance on roads.

The Accident  Compensation Corporation has paid out $46 million for injuries to people who hit the South Island’s ski slopes in the past five years.

A fire that engulfed about five hectares of pine forest southwest of Lake Hawea on Friday was finally declared "out and all-safe" late yesterday morning.

Ride-sharing app Savy is pulling out of Queenstown after a 12-month trial, citing a saturated local market and the opportunity to integrate with public transport elsewhere.

Little Pippa Craigie was pleased as punch with her brown trout — which weighed in at 1.25kg.

Queenstown slipped into the final week of the 2018 ski season yesterday  with the closure of Coronet Peak skifield.

A special stage of the Targa New Zealand rally has been scrapped after protest from locals.

Queenstown Airport has put its growth plans on hold after a jet-blast of protest but moves to schedule more services into Wanaka are also likely to meet opposition.

Queenstown Airport has put its expansion plans on hold after a thunderous response from the community.

Three developers have been shortlisted to compete to build commercial and residential properties on Queenstown land once earmarked for a conference centre and casino.