Christina McDonald

Coddington moving on after six years at NZSki

Coddington moving on after six years at NZSki

The launch of a ''global'' business in November awaits NZSki chief executive James Coddington, who yesterday announced his resignation from the company responsible for the Coronet Peak, the Remarkables and Mt Hutt skifields.

Visitors pack in to resort

Visitors pack in to resort

With the draw of Pat Benatar in town, visitors to Queenstown struggled to find somewhere to stay as the resort enjoyed more guests over the weekend than at New Year.

Census data valued resource

Everyone is legally obliged to fill in and return the census, but another good reason people should participate is because the documents will provide vital information for communities, including the rapidly growing Queenstown Lakes district.

Chefs show theyare wild at heart

Chefs show theyare wild at heart

While many home chefs make the trek to the supermarket for supplies, Chuck Berry went foraging at Rob Roy glacier and base-jumped off a waterfall before flying a microlight plane to catch freshwater crayfish to make a meal.

Novice four does Wakatipu club proud

Novice four does Wakatipu club proud

The Wakatipu men's novice four, all from Wakatipu High School, has ended the New Zealand Club Rowing Championships in Twizel with a gold medal.

Top job at Peak ski area

Top job at Peak ski area

A native Southlander who was schooled in Dunedin and was previously Westfield Australia's national operations manager has been appointed NZSki's new Coronet Peak ski area manager.

Hydroplanes to race in resort

Hydroplanes to race in resort

Speeds of up to 280kmh will be reached on Lake Wakatipu next month during a national powerboat race which will serve as a trial run for a world championship race to be held in Queenstown next year.

Popular artists rock new venue

Popular artists rock new venue

Wine, a stunning sunset over the Gibbston hills, New Zealand musicians and an energetic but well-behaved crowd all equated to a success story for the seventh annual Classic Hits Winery Tour, which came to Gibbston for the first time on Tuesday.

Consents rise spurs benefits

The number of houses being built in Queenstown and Wanaka is increasing, which is having positive effects on Lakes Environmental's financial report.

US end-of-life rights backer guest at community forum

With Labour MP Maryan Street's End-of-Life Choice Bill sitting in the ballot box, the euthanasia discussion will come to the fore in Queenstown on Monday in the form of a community forum.