Philip Chandler

How do you install a crash barrier along a busy Queenstown road and still leave room for cyclists, walkers and runners?

Queenstown Trails Trust’s boss probably isn’t in a hurry to jump on a bike any time soon.

A finalist in the Queenstown Business Awards ‘Good Sorts’ category last year, Jenni Powell is February’s ‘Good Egg’ — an initiative recognising those doing good in the community run by Pavilion Bar...

Sir Keith Holyoake was Prime Minister and decimal currency was still a year away when Queenstowner Ella Wilson, then a brand-new mum, became a Plunket committee member in Lower Hutt in 1966.

Experienced project director Lee Summer is running Queens-town’s first dedicated hotel/hospo fit-out consultancy.

Queenstown's Shotover Primary beat off even high school competition to be crowned Southland Scholastics surfing champion school last weekend.

The newly-appointed Wakatipu Wahine rugby coach is aiming to take the women’s team to the next level.

Queenstown fast bowler John Cushen notched up two top-10 bowling stats at the recent over-70s Cricket World Cup held in Christchurch.

It's arguably the most charming property in Queenstown’s Kelvin Heights.

You could call it Queenstown’s go-slow project — even though it was originally fast-tracked.

A Saudi Arabia-based former local MP says this week’s Iranian drone attack on the United States embassy in the capital of Riyadh may be ‘‘a bit of a turning point’’ amidst the current troubles in...

March 16 marks a major milestone in Skyline Queenstown’s massive overhaul of its entire Bob’s Peak operation.

A Queenstown school camp fundraiser next Saturday offers a unique opportunity to explore Branches Station’s rugged beauty.

Queenstown's Remarkable Theatre’s holding auditions this weekend for actors and directors for its annual Pint-Sized Plays, being performed in Frankton on May 6 and 7 and in Bannockburn on May 9.

When you’re 32 and your whole hotel experience has been in Australia, Queenstown’s Crowne Plaza’s not a bad place for your first GM gig.

Former Queenstown golf teaching pro Ben Guilford coaches the Christchurch amateur who made a splash at the New Zealand Open at Arrow-town’s Millbrook Resort late last week.

A longtime former pro rugby player is enjoying reconnecting with the game by helping coach the Arrowtown Premiers.

Three Queenstowners each hauled in four golds at the recent New Zealand Masters Games in Dunedin — Mike Ramsay, 75, Chenin Madden, 47, and Bruce Patton, 83.