Philip Chandler

Wakatipu Community Foundation’s (WCF) inaugural chair Ray Key is reflecting on an amazing six years as he prepares to step aside at the end of the month.

An 81-year-old Queenstowner’s been on an amazing streak at the Dunedin Masters Games, scooping five gold medals in the pool and another two out of the water.

Despite only hitting the market late last year, sales in the first stage of central Queenstown’s $2billion-plus Lakeview Te Taumata precinct have almost reached $100million. Buoyed by what they...

A highly-accomplished pianist and violinist with Queenstown’s Turn up the Music School has won the second annual Jillian Jardine Trophy.

It was developed as an affordable subdivision, but Queenstown’s Shotover Country is once again raising the roof — and eyebrows — with another $1.8million-plus sale.

The surrounds of Queenstown’s Lakeland Park Christian Camp have again been enhanced by leaders of the future.

Though he’s had limited game time, Queenstown-raised rugby pro Michael Collins is thoroughly enjoying his move to Japan.

If you don’t like the sound of bagpipes, maybe stay away from the Queenstown Recreation Ground on February 24 and 25.

When, more than 50 years ago, the then-Queenstown borough council couldn’t fund vital infrastructure — sound familiar? — mayor Warren Cooper halted permits for major building projects.

A just-listed, extensively-restored 1870s Arrowtown cottage is expected to generate plenty of interest.

New Tourism Minister Matt Doocey’s not on board with a plan to ban fixed-wing aircraft at Milford Sound — news which has delighted Queenstown’s flightseeing operators.

Queenstown holiday home property managers have donated $4500 to local community support centre Happiness House to support their local community.

Let the biking battle commence.