Philip Chandler

An event at Queenstown’s Bob’s Cove this Sunday afternoon features music, hangi food and expert speakers all designed to highlight the history and beauty of the area.

ACT Party leader David Seymour, who’s in coalition with the National-led government, is opposed to a visitor levy to fund urgently-needed local infrastructure.

A sumptuous house for sale in the Queenstown countryside is sited on a portion of the lavish former Speight Gardens at Speargrass Flat.

Queenstown's regional tourism organisation has a new home.

Queenstown Swimming Club’s president has cycled 1500km from Marlborough Sounds to Milford Sound as both a personal mission and a fundraiser for his club.

The latest target date for the removal of the former Queenstown Arts Centre building (above) from Stanley St to Frankton’s Country Lane has been set for sometime between June 7 and 19.

Site works have teed off for Queenstown’s latest championship golf course.

Though a bus stop’s no longer there, ‘Central Camp St’, outside the O’Connells building, returned to top spot in Colliers’ 20th annual Queenstown CBD pedestrian count.

Mental health advocate Mike King is giving a free talk at the Arrowtown Bowling Club this month.

Are women being discriminated against in the sport of backyard ultrarunning?

The new generation had a hit-out with the old — well, not too old — in Queenstown last night.

Site works have teed off for Queenstown’s latest championship golf course.

Still only 31, Queenstown-raised tennis pro Ben McLachlan’s called time on his career.

Major Queenstown player Republic Hospitality Group, which owns the likes of Winnies, The Ballarat and Sundeck, takes over popular local watering hole 1876 (above) this coming Monday.

Arrowtowner Dave Gent, formerly bass guitarist for The Exponents, is among a group of seven celebrated New Zealand musos warming up for superstar Tom Jones’ ‘Harvest Moon’ concert in Napier this...

Five adjacent Queenstown lifestyle lots offer a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to "create your own neighbourhood", a high-end local realtor suggests.

Remarkably, two former Wakatipu High students finished a hair’s breadth away from each other in the 100 metres and 200m finals at the recent New Zealand track and field champs in Wellington.

Whakatipu Wildlife Trust’s (WWT) only paid employee’s stepping down after three years to allow younger blood to step up.