Philip Chandler

A public transport expert believes Queenstown’s chronic traffic congestion — in Frankton Rd, in particular — can be solved by a modern electric tram carrying up to 200 passengers.

"There's a difference between being happy and being comfortable, and the latter we definitely aren’t."

Arrowtown Golf Club recently hosted an epic, birdie-filled final to decide its senior club championship title.

Two Wakatipu High students will be the youngest pony riders representing New Zealand at the world under-18 team champs in Belgium in August in the equestrian discipline of Mounted Games.

James Weber’s announced himself as a middle distance runner to look out for.

Anne Rodda, the director of this Easter’s Whakatipu Music Festival, wants locals and also visitors filling up Queenstown this weekend to know there’s another side to the resort "than only adventure...

Queenstown's Milford Galleries has taken over the long-vacated former McKenzie & Willis showroom in Gorge Rd to dramatically lift its profile in the resort.

Government's plan to waive building and resource consents for granny flats up to 70 square metres is good news for Queenstown as it’ll increase housing stock, a local planner says.

Ten years on, Queenstown developer Will Taylor can look back with satisfaction at a high-spec local apartment development that’s just a few years from completion.

A real estate services company is singling out Queenstown’s industrial sector for defying national trends due to very strong demand and extremely limited supply.

The father of disc golf in the Whakatipu was delighted to play with a fun group of golfers named in his honour on a recent return visit.

An Arrowtown 14-year-old girl is so good at open water swimming she’s beating experienced men and women.

One of Arrowtown’s most premium residential properties, and arguably best located, is on the market.

A prominent local Jiu-Jitsu exponent and instructor has bought Queenstown’s largest private gym.

With the government’s new focus on more and more visitors to boost the economy, an international tourism leader is warning it needs to be managed growth.

More than 300 local teachers recently congregated in Wakatipu High’s gym to learn how to improve the achievements of their Māori students and their sense of belonging.