Tracey Roxburgh

After creating history on Sunday afternoon, Arrowtown residents, visitors and workers can now buy their choice of three Arrowtown Today images.

Arrowtown will be painted pink today and tomorrow to mark breast cancer awareness, which sadly coincides with the funeral of Karen Fraser, who died from the disease on Monday.

Just after 4pm yesterday, Arrowtown stood still.

Arrowtown twins (from left) Alice and Georgia Hutton (1), Baxter and Oscar Moffat (1), and Blake and Aiden Dowson-Trevathan (2) at the Arrowtown Plunket rooms on Saturday.

They pimped rides, performed "Gangnam style" on a ferry, built time machines, learned and performed a haka - and along the way raised $313,000 for Cure Kids.

A project 13 years in the making at Frankton Marina, which has preserved some of Queenstown's maritime history, is nearing completion.

Two buses brought 70 competitors in the 2012 $10 Queenstown Challenge to Cure Kids to the final leg of their epic journey on Saturday afternoon.

Tomorrow afternoon Arrowtown's Buckingham St will be the backdrop for a history-making photograph ahead of the town's 150th anniversary celebrations at Labour Weekend.

The Queenstown Trail has been given a $12,000 boost a fortnight before its official opening.

Mahe Drysdale (left), Juliette Haigh and Storm Uru at the Queenstown Resort College halls of residence last night with members of the Wakatipu Rowing Club. The Olympians were guest speakers at a fundraising dinner for the club, attended by more than 100 people. This morning, the London medallists will further aim to inspire the young rowers, spending time with them at the Lake Hayes Rowing Club.

The Otago-Southland region of the New Zealand Institute of Professional Photography (NZIPP) came third overall in New Zealand at the recent NZIPP Awards in Christchurch.