Philip Chandler

Artists explore the boundaries of abstract painting and ceramics

The exhibition includes this work by Andy Cammell. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Artists explore the boundaries of abstract painting and ceramics

Three Queenstown artists explore abstract painting and ceramics in a unique exhibition, entitled ‘Undefined Boundaries’, running from tonight (6-7.30pm) till next Wednesday in The Sherwood’s...

Fashion boutique’s global artworks

Ian Borthwick’s ‘Chaillot Morning 2’, shot in 2020, shows Paris’ deserted Chaillot area including...

Fashion boutique’s global artworks

Queenstown fashion store Angel Divine is featuring, from tomorrow, photos of an empty Paris during the Covid lockdown and, from next month, Ukrainian ceramics.

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New studio gives film industry home

Local-based TV production company Screentime New Zealand, launched Queenstown’s first fulltime...

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New studio gives film industry home

Queenstown's film and TV industry finally has a home.

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'Call me a Nimby': Gibbston locals fight plan for 900 homes

Gibbston Village opponents (from left) Samuel Belk, Rose Cross, Robert Yang and Brian Boyle....

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'Call me a Nimby': Gibbston locals fight plan for 900 homes

Residents of a pricey slice of paradise on the edge of Queenstown are aghast the government has opened the door to a 900-house development being fast-tracked.

War of words over shuttered hotel

Ken Wimsett, left, and Mark Samways say they’re not to blame for stranded pre-booked, pre-paid...

War of words over shuttered hotel

As guests who have prepaid to stay at a closed-down Arrowtown hotel continue to be stranded, a war of words goes on over who’s to blame.

Hitting the ground running

One of Queenstown’s largest building projects is running ahead of schedule.

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Hill happy redevelopment has fast-track approval

A view of Michael Hill's golf course at Arrowtown. PHOTO: ODT FILES

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Hill happy redevelopment has fast-track approval

Sir Michael Hill is delighted the redevelopment of his Arrowtown golf course property has been approved for a fast-track consenting process - but "our aim is to keep things very beautiful and simple".

Wild quintet take on Oz

From left, Ice Fernz manager Rebecca Dobson and players Caitlin Hollyer, 19, Kellye Nelson, 36,...

Wild quintet take on Oz

Five Wakatipu Wild ice hockey players leave for Australia today to representthe New Zealand Ice Fernz in a trans-Tasman series in Newcastle this weekend.

Freeriders riding high

Queenstown freeride snowboarders Brooke Hansen and Keani Wilson. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Freeriders riding high

Two 17-year-old Queenstown snowboarders return to the Austrian alps in January to represent New Zealand, along with three others, at the world junior freeride champs.

Artist displays two alter egos

Rachel Rush will be exhibiting in Queenstown for a month. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Artist displays two alter egos

A self-taught Auckland-based artist who’s garnering international acclaim launches her first Queenstown solo exhibition next Thursday in a pop-up gallery.

A passion for art, cats and people

A passion for art, cats and people

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New model offers ‘sustainability in perpetuity’

New model offers ‘sustainability in perpetuity’

Entrepreneur Sir Michael Hill’s delighted the redevelopment of his Arrowtown golf course property’s been green-lit for a fast-track consenting process — but says "our aim is to keep things very...

Jet soars over tourist town for 30 years

Happy anniversary: Queenstown Airport Air NZ staff, from left, Jennifer Rogers and Joanne Wallace...

Jet soars into South Island tourist town for 30 years

Air New Zealand is celebrating the anniversary of its "game-changer" Auckland-Queenstown jet service which started on October 17, 1994.

The jet service that helped Queenstown soar

'Game-changer': The jet service that helped Queenstown soar

Air New Zealand is today celebrating the 30th anniversary of an absolute game-changer for Queenstown.

Plum site coming to market

This aggregated site off Brunswick St, outlined in white, is expected to hit the market early...

Plum site coming to market

Arguably central Queenstown’s best development site is being launched to the market early next year.

Ripped Queenstown muso strikes gold

Muso Lindsay Woods striking a winning pose in bodybuilding champs in Christchurch last month....

Ripped Queenstown muso strikes gold

A prominent Queenstown muso was spurred into trying bodybuilding by turning 50 this year.

More Arrow Hotel rip-offs

Chantay Logan learnt this week she couldn’t stay at her pre-paid Arrowtown accommodation this...

More Arrow Hotel rip-offs

A leading Aussie journalist is among another two couples who pre-paid to stay at Arrowtown’s Arrow Hotel only to find new owners suddenly shut the doors last month.

Shots across the boughs

There are differing views on whether Douglas firs should be removed from the Queenstown Gardens....

Shots across the boughs

Huge caution is being urged over plans to remove invasive Douglas firs from council-run Queenstown Gardens.

GY Gravel Grind gains ground

Event sponsor Marsh Queenstown regional manager Mark Hyland, left, and Glenorchy Trails Trust...

GY Gravel Grind gains ground

The scene — and scenery — is set for the second Glenorchy Gravel Grind cycle event at the head of the lake this Saturday.

Reel attraction for Christchurch

Queenstown-based film industry guru Brett Mills has added a Christchurch studio. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Reel attraction for Christchurch

A Queenstown film industry veteran’s opened a motion camera studio in Christchurch to entice more film shoots to the South Island.

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