There will be no repeat tomorrow of the Kiwi ingenuity used last weekend to keep Arrowtown's Jack Reid Park frost free.
For most of us, one winter a year is enough.
A welcome snowfall was predicted this week, just in time for the first session of the Slopestyle Series at The Remarkables, on Sunday.
The 66th winner of the Otaki Shield - a Scottish-based scholarship - bungy-jumped headfirst into his ambassadorial duties in New Zealand on Sunday.
Passengers flying on Jetstar out of Queenstown Airport now have the option of halving their check-in time.
Motorsport enthusiasts will have the opportunity to get close to one of the sport's most celebrated sons tomorrow, when Greg Murphy speaks at the Skyline Gondola and Restaurant.
It could be said the story of Arrowtown resident John Mowat and the three bridges he has built in Macetown began in 1987.
Queenstown Lakes District Council parks manager Gordon Bailey yesterday labelled the theft of parts of a rata tree from Pigeon Island disgusting and a "real insult to the community".
New Zealand's high rate of head injury, young people at risk of strokes and the anomalies in the ACC system will be discussed in Queenstown this week during the biennial Australia and New Zealand rehabilitation conference.
A Patrons Club membership for next month's inaugural 100% Pure Winter Games NZ is being raffled, raising money for Diabetes Wakatipu.
Defending champion Glen Currie will make his competitive return to multisport racing in this weekend's Peak to Peak race.
Thirty-eight young dancers have spent this week learning from two of Sydney's best in the inaugural Queenstown Dance Zone Workshop.
Millbrook Resort has been voted among the top 15 resorts in Australia and New Zealand by Travel and Leisure readers.
Kawarau Jet has lodged an incident report with the Queenstown Lakes District Council and Maritime New Zealand after what it described as a near miss on the Kawarau River, allegedly involving harbourmaster Marty Black.
Coronet Peak will host a series of race events before the inaugural Winter Games in August.
A frankton resident whose property overlooks the Kawarau River told a resource consent hearing in Queenstown yesterday there was "potential for disaster" if commercial jet-boat operations on the river were increased.
Jack's Point Ltd has applied for resource consent for another 49 residential allotments in its new town beside Lake Wakatipu.
Queenstown's Million Dollar Cruise has been recognised by New Zealand Tourism, and become licensed to carry the Qualmark.
It was "steady as she goes" for the Queenstown real estate market last month, with sales activity stable and showing a gradual confidence gain, Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (REINZ) Central Otago Lakes District spokesman Adrian Snow said.
More than $1 million has been approved by the Milford Sound Development Authority (MDA) to upgrade tourism facilities at Milford Sound and on the Milford Rd.