Tracey Roxburgh

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Funicular rail rejected, new cablecar plan in the works

A massive proposal for Queenstown’s Fernhill and the Ben Lomond Saddle appears to have been...

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Funicular rail rejected, new cablecar plan in the works

An Australian developer has swapped one novelty transport system for another after the Queenstown plans were knocked back by the fast-track process.

Deer recovery era explored in book

Queenstowner Peta Carey will release her fourth book, The Hollows Boys, next Wednesday. Photo:...

Deer recovery era explored in book

Queenstown author Peta Carey has one piece of advice for anyone sitting down to read her fourth book, The Hollows Boys.

Reel rivals to hit the lake

Anglers will be vying for glory in GY next Saturday.

Q’town’s snow stars

Seven Queenstowners are in the mix for the 2025 Snow Sports New Zealand Awards.

Weed it and reap at flower show

Arrowtown Horticultural Society president Mary Phillips pictured at last year’s Arrowtown Spring...

Weed it and reap at flower show

It's shaping up to be a spring spectacular — even if the weather hasn’t exactly got the memo yet.

Is Tim Manning running or not?

Is Tim Manning running or not?

While rumours are running rife one council candidate is no longer seeking election, Queenstown's council is yet to receive word one way or the other.

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Group dials up action on Queenstown cellphone deadzone

The Banking Association has asked for an explanation, given that sending text links to bank...

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Group dials up action on Queenstown cellphone deadzone

Arthurs Point’s black spot may soon to be a thing of the past.

Global glory for Waka U12s

The Wakatipu Basin under-12 rugby team was crowned champions of last weekend’s Global Games New Zealand Junior Rugby Festival, held in Queenstown.

Muay Thai-ny but mighty

A young Queenstown fighter was singled out among his peers at a Muay Thai show last weekend, receiving the award for the ‘most beautiful Thai technique’ of the night.

Barika through a local’s lens

A Queenstown filmmaker who travelled to a refugee camp in Iraq earlier this year is now in the final stages of filming and editing a resulting documentary.

Standing firm in face of criticism

Queenstown mayor Glyn Lewers, who’s seeking a second term. PHOTO: STILL VISION PHOTOGRAPHY

Standing firm in face of criticism

Despite three years of almost constantly putting out proverbial fires, and copping his fair share of criticism, Queenstown mayor Glyn Lewers, 47, had no hesitation putting his hand up for a second term.

Queenstown distillery looks to expand

Broken Heart Spirits owner Joerg Henkenhaf, of Queenstown, with a bottle of the distillery’s...

Queenstown distillery looks to expand

Having just added another trophy to its impressive haul, Queenstown-based Broken Heart Spirits is looking to expand.

St Joseph’s take on the Eras Tour

St Joseph’s School students, from left, Ramiah Ebuen, 7, Oisin Cantwell, 11, Adrian Perera, 12...

St Joseph’s take on the Eras Tour

Queenstown's St Joseph’s School is about to raise the curtain on its own ‘Eras Tour’.

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Council’s call to axe day one of tournament slated

Games will be played at the Queenstown Recreation Ground. Photo: ODT files

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Council’s call to axe day one of tournament slated

A decision to axe the first day of a junior rugby tournament in Queenstown yesterday involving more than 1000 players has been labelled crazy, with organisers saying they had played in far worse...