Philip Chandler

Sixteen-year-old Queenstown pace bowler Mason Clarke will get his first taste of international cricket next month.

After 20 years as a foundation director of local ski rental business Snowbiz, long-time Queenstowner Euan ‘Urb’ Paterson’s become the main lessee of Arthurs Point’s historic Gantley’s Tavern.

A new organisation has been set up to promote Queenstown and Central Otago’s film industry both nationwide and internationally.

A power provider has apologised for stinging a Queenstowner with a shock $4000 power bill that had to be paid by Christmas Day.

In a move that floats his boat, the owner of Queenstown’s Wet Jacket Wines has sold his historic woolshed ‘cellar door’ at Lake Hayes and set up at the Frankton marina.

A Queenstown publican’s gobsmacked at the council bureaucracy involved just in painting his landlord’s building.

Two Queenstowners, an international climate scientist and an eminent ecologist and botanist, are blown away to have been named semi-finalists in the latest Kiwibank New Zealander of the Year Awards...

Twelve weeks after being decimated by September’s massive storm, daycare centre BestStart Queenstown returned to its Hamilton Rd premises on Monday.

A Queenstowner has launched a 12-week planner aimed at helping women discover their inner strength.

A past Wakatipu High student’s well on track for a career in international motor racing.

Local artist Sandra Duncan, known for her quirky portraiture, puts the finishing touches to a mural on a Chorus box in Queenstown CBD’s Beach St.

Queenstown thespians are up for a host of awards at next year’s Otago Southland Theatre Awards.

Having trod water since head coach Lauren Taylor left in September, Queenstown Swimming Club’s excited about the calibre of her replacement.

For the past two months, they’ve been some of the most appreciative but hardest-working visitors Queenstown/Arrowtown and Central Otago have had.