Twelve months ago Alison Beaumont looked in the mirror and asked herself a question which would change her life.
Today 49 students will graduate from the Queenstown Resort College.
The Oaks Hotels and Resorts NZ Ltd has been ordered to pay a former Queenstown employee $10,000 in lost wages and compensation for unjustified dismissal in 2008.
Queenstown's Taylor Rapley had two podium finishes in the United States at the weekend, finishing second in the slalom and third in the GS at FIS races in Eldora, Colorado.
Some have completed Wanaka Challenge, or conquered the Lake Hayes Women's Triathlon, some have quit their jobs and travelled overseas.
About 11,000 customers in the Wakatipu basin were left without power for just over an hour yesterday morning after a fault in a Transpower line.
A controversial proposed control regarding newspaper stands was deleted from a draft Queenstown Lakes District Council bylaw yesterday, but an amended provision may yet be included.
Remember these names: Stig, Jacques, Vice, Jasper, Koda, Buddy, Echo and Mako.
Queenstown business MedRecruit, a recruitment agency for doctors, has become the first company in the world to be accredited as a "Healthy Thinking" organisation by New Zealand's Healthy Thinking Institute.
On March 11, 1985, the Queenstown Promotion Bureau registered as an incorporated society, employing one person with voluntary membership and no funding.
Queenstown has recorded the largest increase for guest nights over the summer in New Zealand, with a 33,000 increase in January 2010, compared to the same time last year.
A parking option which could affect 281 long-stay car parks on Ballarat and Boundary Sts will be discussed at the Queenstown Lakes District Council utilities committee meeting next week.
Queenstown's long-awaited new bus services look set to begin from July 1 - and may well be operated by Connectabus.
More than 2000 people are expected at Gibbston Valley Station next weekend for the fifth annual Gibbston Harvest Festival, proceeds of which will benefit the Arrowtown Scouts.
Professional golfer John Daly has provided The Hills with inspiration for its merchandising - and even if some the merchandising doesn't fit the golfers, it fits the golfers' personalities.
One of New Zealand's favourite opera singers, Dame Malvina Major, will perform in Queenstown next month as part of a series of concerts in the South Island looking back on her 45-year career and saying "thank you" to her fans.
Nine of the 22 Arrowtown Volunteer Fire Brigade members have now been trained in co-response, partly thanks to a donation from Altrusa Queenstown.
A first-time entrant in this month's Motatapu off-road marathon has decided crossing the finish line is not quite enough.
A former Queenstown woman has won a battle with the Airways Corporation of New Zealand, after the Employment Relations Authority found she was unjustifiably dismissed for "serious misconduct" last year.
A $29,000 profit from last year's Golden Oldies World Netball Festival will be given to Wakatipu netballers.