Fire a 'life-changing' event
Fire a 'life-changing' event
June 9 was a ''life-changing'' day for Sydney couple John Mills and Greg Clark. Last Tuesday was another one.
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Brother died 'doing what he loved'
Brother died 'doing what he loved'
Arrowtown resident Mark Railton would be remembered as a genuine good guy who would ''do anything to help'', his brother Grant said.
After a battle, Lucie reste ici
After a battle, Lucie reste ici
After staring down the barrel of deportation, Lucie David now knows she wants to make Queenstown her home.
After a battle, Lucie reste ici
After a battle, Lucie reste ici
After staring down the barrel of deportation, Lucie David now knows she wants to make Queenstown her home.
OIO approves purchase
OIO approves purchase
The Overseas Investment Office has approved the sale of a 1.9ha section at the Closeburn Station subdivision near Queenstown.
Consent for clinic sought
Consent for clinic sought
Consent has been lodged with the Queenstown Lakes District Council for a two-chair oral health clinic near Lakes District Hospital.
Surprise return for St Kilda Saints
Surprise return for St Kilda Saints
Three years after St Kilda Saints management vowed never to return to Queenstown, the Aussie Rules team has done an about-turn, set to arrive in the resort - described as a ''home away from home'' - in December.
Hike in car park leases proposed
Hike in car park leases proposed
The price of some leased car parks in Queenstown could increase by 650% by the end of the year if the council approves a recommendation at its meeting in Luggate tomorrow.
No evidence illness from water supply
No evidence illness from water supply
Queenstown's public health watchdog is hosing down social media claims linking stomach bugs with the resort's water supply.
Boys have the write stuff
Boys have the write stuff
Poems written by three Queenstown children will form part of a public poetry reading in the Wakatipu next week.
US treat now available here
US treat now available here
Crocky's Cold Brew Coffee Concentrate is ready to go to market.
CARnival raises $19,000
CARnival raises $19,000
Queenstown sisters (from left) Scarlett (9), Sophie (6) and Bella (7) Taylor inspect the cars at Remarkables Primary School's CARnival on Saturday.
Submitters evenly split on town zone
Submitters evenly split on town zone
Submitters on the potential expansion of the Queenstown Town Centre Zone appear to be evenly split in support and opposition.
Deal struck over consent
Deal struck over consent
A private settlement was reached yesterday between an architect and the council over more than $16,000 owed to the council.
Sevens fraud reparation paid in full
Sevens fraud reparation paid in full
Sevens fraudster Richard Edgar Anderson has paid reparation in full to the Sevens with Altitude Committee.
Car-nival school fundraiser on this weekend
Car-nival school fundraiser on this weekend
All the fun of a fair will be combined with a car show in Queenstown this Saturday at Remarkables Primary School's Car-nival.
Pedalling in pink
Pedalling in pink
Sheena Haywood, of Queenstown, spent Friday morning on her bike in Arrowtown raising money for the 2014 Pink Ribbon Appeal.
New lounge opens at airport
New lounge opens at airport
Staff at Queenstown Airport's newest passenger lounge were kept busy yesterday, welcoming their first guests.
Jet-boat driver stood down after 'ding'
Jet-boat driver stood down after 'ding'
The driver of a Shotover Jet boat which hit a rock in the top canyon of the Shotover River on Thursday has been stood down pending an investigation.
Lauder to sit on TIA board
Lauder to sit on TIA board
Real Journeys chief executive Richard Lauder has been co-opted on to the Tourism Industry Association (TIA) board, the first company representative on the board since at least the mid-1990s.