Philip Chandler

An 87-year-old Singaporean exited his central Queenstown property interests with a $2,356,000 pay day last Thursday.

Three Irish Queenstowners are this week representing New Zealand in the very Irish sport of hurling.

Having originally set out to open Queenstown’s largest gym, OC Health Clubs’ owner Chaz Monaghan says he’s instead targeting quality over quantity.

The owners of Frankton’s Country Lane precinct are finalising arts and crafts tenants for their relocated Queenstown Arts Centre building.

Arrowtowner Kelvin Perriman’s notched up two recent milestones in the emergency services sector.

An Arrowtowner whose son was allegedly viciously assaulted by five men at Queenstown’s Winnies nightclub is fighting to bring his assailants to justice.

A Queenstown property company has stolen a march on Auckland by buying one of the Queen City’s most high-profile shopping and dining precincts.

The first stage of a 39-unit apartment development below Queenstown’s Remarkables Park shopping centre launched this week with six units already under contract.

Whakatipu Waka Ama Club had its 10th boat blessed last Saturday at the same time as it celebrated its 10th anniversary.

Queenstown couple Kate and Mike Legge have dubbed this month ‘Sweatember’.

Queenstown's Mitre 10 Mega’s offering to help local school gardening programmes with whatever tools or equipment they require, including even manpower.

Having first sprung into life in 1924, the Arrowtown Annual Spring Flower Show enters its second century over the next two days.

When you talk about over-achievers, you’d have to include Louise Wright.

A large Queenstown tourism and property company is close to completing the first stage of a staff accommodation complex.

The owner of Queenstown’s world-award-winning Broken Heart spirits is selling his Arthurs Point cellar door.

‘Cautious optimism’ is the theme of Colliers’ latest annual market review and outlook report on the Otago property market, including Queenstown.

In the nursery rhyme, London Bridge is falling down. Queenstown’s historic Ballarat St Bridge might not be, but it’s sure taking a fearful battering from passing motorists.

A Queenstowner who developed the Speargrass Flat subdivision where council’s allowed an allegedly over-height building says it makes "a nonsense" of it.

A Queenstowner believes the council is imperilling the viability of CBD businesses by ‘‘systematically’’ getting rid of carparking spaces.