Philip Chandler

The developer of a proposed worker accommodation complex near Queenstown’s BP roundabout is "very surprised" at an 11th-hour request to redesign it — but says he’s doing his best to accede to it.

The auctioneer’s hammer went down at $5.15 million for a long-time Queenstown CBD motel property this week after spirited bidding by two parties.

The listing of an 1878 dress-circle stone cottage in Arrowtown, renovated and extended in the 1990s, is generating plenty of interest.

Three palatial apartment residences, for sale off the plan, are a unique configuration in the Queenstown market, its sales agent claims.

A new Whakatipu Rowing Club quad, officially launched by club patron Jim Boult last month, has already proven its worth.

Champion Queenstown pool player Simon Singleton’s in good nick for two upcoming tournaments in Blackpool, England — including next week’s World Eightball Pool Federation champs at which he’s...

Arrowtown's rugby captain Ryan Egerton — delighted his side pushed new White Horse Cup holders Wakatipu so close in their Battle of the Basin clash last Saturday — only hopes his side would play...

Arrowtown-raised rugby player Olive Watherston is firmly on track to become a Black Ferns Sevens player.

Among Queenstown’s unsung sports heroes is a world record-holding powerlifter who’s flying off this week to his fifth world champs.

How do pinot noirs from Queenstown’s Gibbston wine region compare with some of the best pinots from around the world?

A Queenstowner who walked up and down Arrowtown’s Tobins Track for 12 hours, fundraising for Bowel Cancer New Zealand, was thrilled with the support she received.

A unique Queenstown link to major book retailer Whitcoulls has just been broken.

A Japanese construction and engineering company’s getting involved in a $130million luxury hotel development in Queenstown’s Fernhill.

Restaurants come and often go in Queenstown, but Toast & Oak, opening tomorrow, appears to have the ingredients to succeed.

Wakatipu Garden Club has become a bit of a hardy perennial itself.

Touted as a unique development for Queenstown’s Arthurs Point, five luxury home and income properties for sale off the plan will enjoy commanding views.