Standards won’t be eased: govt
Standards won’t be eased: govt
Fast-tracking approval of veterinary medicines and agrichemicals in New Zealand will not mean an easing of safety standards, the government says.
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Tiwai power bid interest ‘encouraging’
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Tiwai power bid interest ‘encouraging’
A proposal to supply 200MW of power to Tiwai Point - above and beyond what it usually uses - closes today and interest is said to be strong.
Gold, silver won in London
Gold, silver won in London
An Oamaru whisky company has made its mark on the world stage.
Council reports rise in health and safety events
Council reports rise in health and safety events
A southern council has reported an increase in health and safety events, including abuse and "challenging behaviour". The Invercargill City Council released the information for a recent committee...
Trust begins fundraising to conserve 1886 wall
Trust begins fundraising to conserve 1886 wall
A $2 million fundraising campaign has been launched to save the Whakatipu’s most historic wall from tumbling down.
$33m Queenstown block snapped up for housing
$33m Queenstown block snapped up for housing
One of the last available blocks of council-owned commercial land in Queenstown has been sold for $33 million.
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New Blue Mountain College principal fresh to role
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New Blue Mountain College principal fresh to role
Blue Mountain College’s new principal says she feels lucky to be in the position, and will be taking the time to do things right.
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Velodrome visit blast from the past for Olympian
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Velodrome visit blast from the past for Olympian
She may have been the last of the last in the last millennium but she is first and in front when on two wheels.
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All in favour of joining regional deal
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All in favour of joining regional deal
After lengthy debate, Central Otago district councillors voted unanimously to join a regional deal at their meeting yesterday.
Woman found dead in Otago river named
Woman found dead in Otago river named
Police have named the woman found dead in the Timaru River, near Lake Hāwea, on February 5.
Upston: ‘Visitors not to blame’
Upston: ‘Visitors not to blame’
Another year, another tourism minister.
Three-course model still on cards
Three-course model still on cards
The only thing holding back New Zealand Open golf tourney organisers from introducing a third course is revenue.
Campbell chasing fairytale ending
Campbell chasing fairytale ending
It's been a hot minute since a Kiwi lifted the Brodie Breeze trophy.
Airline nurturing our nature projects
Airline nurturing our nature projects
Air New Zealand today launches a new project, which will help support Queenstown’s nature projects.
‘Business for Good’ launches
‘Business for Good’ launches
Creating a strategic win-win for the wider Wakatipu community’s the driving force behind a just-launched programme.
‘Huge dividends from small changes’
‘Huge dividends from small changes’
Queenstown entrepreneur Wes McAllister says last year’s inaugural Electrify Queenstown event was "eye-opening".
Mr Open’s ‘sliding doors’ moment
Mr Open’s ‘sliding doors’ moment
There's a journo in Auckland to whom Queenstown — and NZ golf — owes a huge debt of gratitude.
Inside the ropes ‘a thrill’
Inside the ropes ‘a thrill’
Someone very familiar with the New Zealand Open’s unique pro-am format is Taupo golfer John Penny.
Locals remain key focus of NZ Open
Locals remain key focus of NZ Open
There's almost a sense of incredulity when punters learn it’s still free to watch this week’s New Zealand Open golf tournament at Millbrook Resort.
Ex-Air NZer in Golf NZ’s driving seat
Ex-Air NZer in Golf NZ’s driving seat
When you’re 46 years with Air New Zealand, in many high-profile roles, you’re indelibly linked to the airline business.
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