Philip Chandler

Kylie Brittain is one of those few Queenstowners who can truly say they work on the world stage.

Excitement's building — and just a few nerves — for Queenstown sisters taking to the stage next weekend for Invercargill Musical Theatre’s two-week season of Matilda the Musical.

Till a few years ago, if you ventured into Queenstown’s CBD after dark you’d likely find Evan Thomas somewhere on the door.

Little recognised in Queenstown last month was the awarding of a gong to home-grown Terri Middleton.

Ahead of their White Horse Cup challenge this Saturday, and finals the following two weekends, the Wakatipu Premiers rugby side’s longtime no.7’s in a confident mood.

A longtime resident in Queenstown’s Sunshine Bay believes a council contractor’s wasting tens of thousands of dollars by not properly repairing a slumping road.

A Queenstown commercial lawyer with a track record of community involvement is standing for council at October’s elections.

Twenty years after developers bought land immediately south of Kingston township for a subdivision, the first dirt has just been broken.

With next Saturday’s opening of opulent, Chinese-inspired restaurant, Billy’s, based around a restored homestead, Queenstown’s Ayrburn hospitality precinct’s complete.

There's never been a Queenstown art exhibition like it.

Sensational performances at the recent NZ secondary school cross country champs in Whangarei have earned Wakatipu High students Siena Mackley and James Weber spots in the NZ XC team to compete in...

Squash New Zealand and Squash Otago are backing Queenstown Squash Club’s plea for council to incorporate courts in its $46million plans to up-size the Events Centre.

A White Horse Cup challenge against Upper Clutha next Saturday, then a likely home semifinal the following Saturday.

It's one of New Zealand’s most iconic images.

An American Silicon Valley entrepreneur has added what has been billed as "Queenstown’s most unique water activity" to his increasing stable of Lake Wakatipu-based businesses.

An American Silicon Valley entrepreneur has added what has been billed as "Queenstown’s most unique water activity" to his increasing stable of Lake Wakatipu-based businesses.

A "knock-out" property in one of Queenstown’s most desirable locations is expected to fetch $13 million.

The Arrowtown Presbyterian Church becomes a parish in its own right from July 1, rather than part of the wider Wakatipu parish.