Tracey Roxburgh

Six singles are about to take us on a journey of the trials and tribulations of dating later on in life.

One of New Zealand’s longest-standing design practices has put down roots in Queenstown.

After six years with Destination Queenstown (DQ), Linda McIntosh is about to start a new adventure.

About 1200 hopeful future All Blacks and Black Ferns are about to test their mettle in Queenstown, cheered on by thousands of supporters.

Five members of Queenstown’s under-16 Junior Stampede ice hockey team have just made the history books.

Two Queenstown runners have Australian titles — or at least podium finishes — in their sights next week.

A respected international architect’s giving a free presentation in Queenstown tonight, as part of the Sir Ian Athfield Memorial Lecture series, ‘The Past Needs a Future’.

Tonight's opening of a new exhibition from acclaimed Queenstown-born painter Ira Mitchell will directly benefit local youth.

The foundation team — and future students — of a proposed Queenstown charter school are reeling after their application was rejected by a government board.

A slew of award-winning writers, household names and huge personalities are on the bill for this year’s Queenstown Writers Festival.

At the age of 41, former Wallaby Brett Sheehan was told he had the brain of a 65-year-old.

Queenstown's Fowler Homes has just released the second stage of its Shotover Rise development, targeted towards first-home buyers.

Auckland-based developer Tony Gapes expects his next development — Central Peaks on Queenstown’s Turner St — will be finished by next September.

An Otago Uni student’s doing a deep dive into our transport networks, and needs your help.

A special event this coming Tuesday aims to start establishing a ‘second line of defence’ for Waiwhakaata Lake Hayes.