A Gibbston resident has described a riverside freedom-camping site near his home as being like a "Syrian refugee camp''.
Queenstown has clearly impressed Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton.
The Queenstown Lakes District Council says it is ‘‘hamstrung'' when dealing with freedom campers taking advantage of undeveloped private sites in the resort.
Freedom clamping areas in the Queenstown Lakes district will be expanded by next summer.
The Ministry of Health says it will take into account feedback from Queenstown residents when making decisions about the future of health services in the Wakatipu, but gave no indication on when those decisions would be made.
The Southern District Health Board is aware its actions will speak louder than the words it has been listening to over the past week, but yesterday gave the Otago Daily Times an assurance ‘‘we are committed''.
Concerns Glenorchy's proposed reticulated wastewater scheme is a "fait accompli'' are unfounded, the local council's chief engineer says.
A Wanaka man may have saved the local council from making a potentially costly error.
A 13-year battle for Kingston to get a reticulated water and sewerage scheme shows no sign of ending.
A 13-year battle for Kingston to get a reticulated water and sewerage scheme shows no sign of ending.
A proposal to establish a special housing area (SHA) for a 201-unit retirement village near Millbrook has been turned down in favour of a similar development closer to Arrowtown.
A case for a visitor levy for Queenstown is "well advanced'', according to Queenstown Lakes District Council staff, and an economic impact report should be with councillors within a couple of months.
Ben Jae is normally "as cool as a cucumber''.
Two Wakatipu High School pupils say they're "honoured'' to be selected to speak at this year's Anzac Day commemorations.
The organisers of Queenstown's inaugural Colour Burst Run couldn't have asked for more yesterday, with perfect conditions greeting the 1100 entrants, who were covered in coloured powder even before the run started.
A planned retirement village at Ayrburn, near Millbrook Resort, proposed as a Special Housing Area (SHA), has been rejected by a senior Queenstown Lakes District Council planner.
The Queenstown Lakes District Council will be asked to contribute to and work with other councils on sharing services across Otago at an extraordinary meeting tomorrow.
More consultation will be done with general aviation operators in Queenstown before the Civil Aviation Authority reclassifies the airspace.
One of Queenstown's leading jet-boat companies has been ordered to pay more than $62,000 to a competitor following an Environment Court costs decision.
Queenstown Lakes District Council has finally agreed on a official name for what has been known as the eastern access road.