Philip Chandler

One of the Queenstown CBD’s most prime and historic properties has been put on the market.

Three members of a Queenstown family competing in next month’s world gold-panning champs in Spain hope to replicate the success they’ve enjoyed at national gold-panning champs.

Little and big buddies have been buddying-up in Queenstown for 24 years.

Wakatipu High’s head girl’s been nationally recognised for being a "local leader and climate change trailblazer".

Third time lucky, hopefully.

You won’t find many snowboarders on Queenstown’s ski slopes who took up the sport in the 1980s.

Wakatipu High School’s principal is vigorously defending open-plan learning despite the government shutting it down.

A solo Queenstown stationer/printer — competing against the ‘big boys’ — has once again struck gold at the recent New Zealand Pride in Print Awards, held in Auckland.

Queenstown ice hockey is much the richer for a couple from the sport’s powerhouse nations, the United States and Canada.

Two incredibly hardy Queenstown ice swimmers have accomplished what’s considered the sport’s ultimate challenge - the ice mile.

The former co-owner of successful Queenstown hospo business Surreal is nowadays happy mentoring businesses, for free, for not-for-profit organisation Business Mentors New Zealand (BMNZ).

A documentary by two Kiwis about changes to a Japanese coastal village that was formerly a bustling whaling town is being screened at Queenstown’s Silky Otter cinema next Sunday, July 27, at 7pm.

Cromwell's Gardner family recently visited Queenstown to check out a special 1960s photograph hanging in a local gallery.

In the ‘bubble’ that is the Queenstown property market, with our population ever rising, residential values continue increasing despite it still being a buyers’ market.

Leading the Wakatipu Prems rugby side on to the field for his 100th game, there was no one prouder at the Queenstown Rec Ground last Saturday than hooker Phil Kingsbury.

It's a throwback to the days when Queenstown’s Frankton was settled with holiday baches - except this one is valued at $1.45m.

He may have run a humble burger joint, and much later an even more humble pie shop, but Mike Burke, who has died aged 78, was one of Queenstown’s great characters over the 25 years he lived in town.

The godfather of Central Otago wine, former Queenstowner Alan Brady, had waited 38 years to open one of the earliest bottles ever produced in this renowned wine region’s modern history.