Just cruisin’ in her pride and joy
Karen Dennison, of Amberley, stands by her 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air during Saturday’s Arrowtown Auto Show at Arrowtown School.
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Running feat raises $10k for Movember
Running feat raises $10k for Movember
It was, in every sense, a marathon mission — one officially completed in Queenstown at 1.11pm yesterday.
Grounds for change brewing in Queenstown
Grounds for change brewing in Queenstown
A new art installation at the Queenstown Events Centre is designed to highlight the true scale of single-use waste generated in the community.
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Bike tourism bringing in millions: data
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Bike tourism bringing in millions: data
A new report shows bike tourists to the Queenstown Lakes district are responsible for almost 10% of the total visitor spending in the district over the year to June.
‘Suitcase’ masterpieces centre stage
‘Suitcase’ masterpieces centre stage
In this particular instance, size matters.
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'Stressed' Queenstown marathoners had to fight traffic to make start
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'Stressed' Queenstown marathoners had to fight traffic to make start
Queenstown Marathon organisers say they will look at whether ‘‘any adjustments’’ are needed following this year’s event after stressed athletes had to fight traffic to make their start times.
Arrowtown strikes creative gold
Arrowtown strikes creative gold
Arrowtown's about to put its mark on the arts map.
Highway resilience plans
Highway resilience plans
Queenstown's two links to the outside world will be hugely improved in coming years, subject to funding.
Campbell’s shot at Open history
Campbell’s shot at Open history
Queenstown pro golfer Ben Campbell has his eyes firmly on the prize.
Built to be given away
Built to be given away
Mitre 10 Mega Queenstown has decided to celebrate their 10th birthday by giving the community a gift.
Rainbow Run on repeat
Rainbow Run on repeat
Whakatipu washing machines will get a workout this weekend.
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Major road works proposed
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Major road works proposed
Queenstown's two links to the outside world will be subject to major improvement works in coming years, subject to funding.
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Men’s, women’s Queenstown Marathon course records fall
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Men’s, women’s Queenstown Marathon course records fall
More than 13,000 registered participants in the 2025 Queenstown Marathon, representing 88 countries, had to battle every element on Saturday.
Flooding may force marathon change
Flooding may force marathon change
Organisers of this weekend’s Queenstown Marathon say they will make a call "later in the week" about a last-minute course change for full marathon participants.
Young pilot's soaring ambition
Young pilot's soaring ambition
A young Queenstown aviator has just been awarded a prestigious scholarship to help make her dream come true.
Buyer options as developer changes plan
Buyer options as developer changes plan
A Christchurch developer has scrapped plans for 44 apartments in a new development at Frankton.
Carnival kicks off creative corner
Carnival kicks off creative corner
An outdoor space, years in the dreaming, will be officially opened this Sunday, ahead of a special ‘community carnival’.
Queenstown Hill terrace becomes lifeline
Queenstown Hill terrace becomes lifeline
They say charity begins at home.
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Celebration of Korean culture
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Celebration of Korean culture
Songyi Kim, of Christchurch, performs Hwaguanmu, or the Lotus Flower Dance, during Queenstown’s inaugural Korean Day celebration on Saturday.
Seventh literary festival ‘most successful yet’
Seventh literary festival ‘most successful yet’
Queenstown Writers Festival chairwoman Tanya Surrey says she’s overwhelmed by the response to this year’s event, which finished yesterday, describing it as "without doubt our most successful yet".