Gentlemanly Rednecks take top spot in Peak to Peak
Gentlemanly Rednecks take top spot in Peak to Peak
Queenstown turned on a blinder for Saturday’s annual Peak to Peak multisport event.
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Police investigate anti-pride graffiti
Police investigate anti-pride graffiti
Police are investigating after anti-pride sentiments were spray-painted on the pavement outside Queenstown’s library on Thursday.
Skis saved, but RIP Rangey
Skis saved, but RIP Rangey
A Queenstown man managed to save his skis before his beloved 1997 classic Range Rover was engulfed in flames at Coronet Peak.
Sweet success for Queenstown ice cream
Sweet success for Queenstown ice cream
A hazelnut ice cream that took five years to perfect in Queenstown has won the country's top prize.
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Stampede fired up for finals weekend
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Stampede fired up for finals weekend
Let's go. After four months, 16 games, 12 wins and 89 goals, it all comes down to this weekend for the Stampede.
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Lifting foreign ban seen as win for Queenstown
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Lifting foreign ban seen as win for Queenstown
National's election policy to end the foreign buyer ban for some homes will return massive dividends for Queenstown, interested parties say.
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Charity branch caught short after funding cut
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Charity branch caught short after funding cut
After supporting the Queenstown community for five years, food rescue charity KiwiHarvest needs the favour returned.
Winter Pride rainbow control tower a first for New Zealand
Winter Pride rainbow control tower a first for New Zealand
Queenstown Airport hosted a New Zealand first on Friday night, when an Airways’ control tower was lit up to celebrate Winter Pride.
Seymour ‘open to’ visitor levy for Queenstown
Seymour ‘open to’ visitor levy for Queenstown
Act New Zealand leader David Seymour used one southern stop at the weekend to announce a policy of "scrapping race-based representation" and at another signalled support for a visitor levy for the...
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Conservationist’s presentation ends with surprise
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Conservationist’s presentation ends with surprise
A life dedicated to protecting and enhancing the environment was celebrated in Arrowtown last week, taking the guest of honour by surprise.
Queenstown Airport flies high with record dividend payout
Queenstown Airport flies high with record dividend payout
Queenstown Airport has announced it will pay shareholders a record annual dividend of $15.54 million this year — up from a half-year payout of $6m, announced in February.
WrestleFest returns to Queenstown
WrestleFest returns to Queenstown
Pro wrestling is set to take hold in Central Otago next month, when Queenstown WrestleFest returns to the Memorial Centre.
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Wahlburgers expected to open next month
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Wahlburgers expected to open next month
Doors are expected to finally open to Queenstown’s Wahlburgers early next month.
Marky Mark's Wahlburgers to open in Queenstown
Marky Mark's Wahlburgers to open in Queenstown
The doors are finally expected to open at Queenstown’s Wahlburgers restaurant early next month.
Wahlburgers ready to flip in Queenstown
Wahlburgers ready to flip in Queenstown
Doors are expected to finally open to Queenstown’s Wahlburgers early next month.
Cable expected to improve power security
Cable expected to improve power security
A new underground electricity cable should improve power supply security for parts of the Wakatipu.
Ngāi Tahu Tourism keen to buy KJet, assets
Ngāi Tahu Tourism keen to buy KJet, assets
Ngāi Tahu Tourism is looking to acquire Queenstown’s KJet and related assets, including 100% of the shares in Time Tripper Ltd.
Indians celebrate country’s independence day
Indians celebrate country’s independence day
Queenstown's Indian community gathered to celebrate their home country’s independence yesterday.
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St Joseph’s marks anniversary
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St Joseph’s marks anniversary
Exactly 140 years after it opened, Queenstown’s oldest school has almost exactly the same number of young charges.
St Joesph's Primary School celebrates 140th anniversary
St Joesph's Primary School celebrates 140th anniversary
Exactly 140 years after it opened, Queenstown’s oldest school has almost exactly the same number of young charges.