Tracey Roxburgh

The death of about 20 brown trout in Mill Creek, near Arrowtown, is being investigated by the Otago Regional Council.

A "lollipop initiative" has been introduced at a Queenstown bar to try to keep the peace with its posh neighbours.

A Gibbston couple have accused their winery neighbours of  intimidating waving.

Directors of the company behind the Lumsden Maternity Centre will meet to discuss a Southern  District Health Board report which says the primary maternity unit does not meet national funding...

Where they will train, what they will do and how they will do it is still being discussed, but there’s little doubt the British and Irish Lions’ impending visit to Queenstown is a coup.

Artist Daniel Brown, of Wellington, admires Angus Muir Design’s Mountain of Light in situ at the Queenstown Gardens last night. 

Go Bus has been announced as the operator of Queenstown Airport's trial park and ride system, expected to open at the end of June.

Prime Minister Bill English says he understands the concerns of Lumsden residents around the town's maternity centre.

Sixteen of the world's most talented young violinists have arrived in Queenstown ahead of the 2017 Michael Hill International Violin Competition, which begins on Friday.

News international cricket is set to return to Queenstown next year was welcomed across the region yesterday.

The Queenstown Lakes District Council is to investigate Ziptrek over alleged breaches of its resource consent.

Double-digit growth continued at Queenstown Airport last month  and with two more airlines in the final stages of gaining regulatory approval for after-dark flights, passenger numbers look set...

Snow guns were turned on at the Remarkables on Wednesday night for the first time this season. 

An Environment Court judge says unless Skyline Enterprises Ltd can resolve issues around parking and stormwater, it is likely consent for its gondola development will be declined.

Two lawyers yesterday submitted the Environment Court does not have enough information to grant consent to Skyline Enterprises Ltd for its planned $100 million-plus development.

A major Queenstown development that will cost more than $100 million and take up to four years seems to hinge on a car park.

Slicks which formed on the surface of Lake Wakatipu earlier this week are "of interest" to the Otago Regional Council, which will attempt to take samples from them next week.

Police will soon have extra eyes and ears in Wakatipu, with the introduction of a new community patrol team.

Major improvements to the Wakatipu Basin’s public transport network — due to be introduced later this year — are one step closer.