Tracey Roxburgh

Hospitality business monitoring service shines

Hospitality business monitoring service shines

More than 150 customers have signed up to use a ground-breaking Dunedin-based hospitality industry business tool and, with two major investors backing the project, its future looks bright.

Jacks Point preferred site for new school

Jacks Point preferred site for new school

Four new schools may be opened in Queenstown by 2017, with backers of an independent school in the resort announcing Jacks Point as its preferred location and a potential opening date in 2015.

Review a trigger for resignation

Review a trigger for resignation

Departing Lakes Environmental chief executive Hamish Dobbie says his decision to leave the position he has held since 2007 has been ''an evolving process in my mind''.

News on school imminent

An announcement on the preferred site an independent school in Queenstown is imminent, following a meeting with the land owners in the resort last week.

Jail for postie who stole mail

Jail for postie who stole mail

The Queenstown postal worker who stole thousands of pieces of mail from Wakatipu residents has been sentenced to 17 months in jail.

Remote casino CCTV

New surveillance equipment will be installed at SkyCity's Queenstown and Auckland casinos which will allow Auckland surveillance staff to remotely access Queenstown surveillance cameras, now that it has received permission from the Gambling Commission.

Alliance Francaise film show

Arrotown's Dorothy Brown's Cinema will host the second annual 2013 Alliance Francaise French Film Festival next month.

Quest for best pinot noir glass

 Quest for best pinot noir glass

A ''historical moment'' is about to occur in New Zealand's wine industry following consultation this week between Central Otago winemakers and the Austrian Riedel Glass Company, which aimed to produce a wine glass specifically for Central Otago pinot noir.

Queenstown board resigns

Queenstown board resigns

The entire Lakes Leisure board resigned yesterday after finding themselves in an ''untenable position''.

Time-lapse motion product takes off

Time-lapse motion product takes off

After raising $800,000, two Queenstown businessmen have officially launched their film equipment accessory Genie, which they say will revolutionise motion-controlled time-lapse photography.