Anniversary of death marked
The family of a beloved Queenstown detective, who died 20 years ago this week, remain indebted to the community for its support.
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Queenstown’s ‘corner of Provence’
Queenstown’s ‘corner of Provence’
Two renowned French names have joined forces in Queenstown.
Capturing the essence of Arrowtown
Capturing the essence of Arrowtown
It's time to get snapping.
Combining artistic talents
Combining artistic talents
A unique collaboration, curated by one of Queenstown’s cultural doyennes, will provide a treat for eyes and ears tonight.
Waitangi commemorations
Waitangi commemorations
Queenstown's hosting the South’s official Waitangi Day commemorations next Thursday.
Remembering Travis 20 years on
Remembering Travis 20 years on
The family of a beloved Queenstown detective, who died 20 years ago, remain indebted to the community’s support.
On the ‘road to nowhere’
On the ‘road to nowhere’
More than three years after the first sod was turned, Queenstown’s notorious ‘road to nowhere’ is officially open - though it’s still not quite finished.
Alliance on notice
Alliance on notice
Queenstown mayor Glyn Lewers says he’s keeping a "watching brief" on a critical CBD stormwater upgrade, that’s already months behind schedule.
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Upgrades slower than anticipated
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Upgrades slower than anticipated
Queenstown District Mayor Glyn Lewers says he is keeping a "watching brief" on a critical CBD stormwater upgrade that is already months behind schedule.
Quinnchella on track to hit fundraising target
Quinnchella on track to hit fundraising target
A fundraising music festival this weekend in memory of a former Queenstowner is on track to raise $40,000 for Cure Kids.
NZ Post’s courier call a ‘dumb move’
NZ Post’s courier call a ‘dumb move’
The fastest-growing district in New Zealand may soon have a reputation for the slowest deliveries.
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Adventure activist smashes record
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Adventure activist smashes record
She did not just break her own world record, she smashed it.
Seeking one million names
Seeking one million names
A Dunedin-based accessibility advocate is on a mission to connect the world, one dot at a time.
Quinnchella on track
Quinnchella on track
A fundraising music festival this weekend in memory of a former Queenstowner is on track to raise $40,000 for Cure Kids.
‘n00b’ goes international
‘n00b’ goes international
Queenstowner's first TV series has just been selected for next month’s Berlinale Series Market.
Goal surpassed as Ford smashes world record
Goal surpassed as Ford smashes world record
She didn’t just break her own world record, she shattered it.
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Legal challenge threatening NZ Open declined
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Legal challenge threatening NZ Open declined
The High Court has thrown out a legal challenge which threatened the future of the New Zealand Open golf tournament.
Thousands soak up sun at final Gibbston gig
Thousands soak up sun at final Gibbston gig
About 14,000 people soaked up the sounds of the last Summer Concert Tour to be held at the Gibbston Valley Winery.
14,000 soak up sun at final Gibbston gig
14,000 soak up sun at final Gibbston gig
As farewells go, Saturday’s in Gibbston was a doozy.
Course set; athletes confirmed
Course set; athletes confirmed
Twenty-two of the world’s best riders will descend on Queenstown next month, to take part in New Zealand’s largest-ever mountain bike event.