Tracey Roxburgh

While a report has found it is unrealistic enough solar can be introduced to Queenstown to defer the need for a new transmission line, a community-led electrification pilot project says it is...

Vehicles worth nearly $8 million will be auctioned off at next month’s Ayrburn Classic.

The first 16 artists have been announced for this September’s Snow Machine event, being staged for the fifth time.

Given the timing, the theme for this year’s Remarkable Theatre promenade performance was obvious.

Sunshine Sound System’s returning to its roots on Friday.

Countless Whakatipu children for years to come will benefit from a special gift from the Whakatipu’s Mitre 10 Mega.

Six more talented Wakatipu High School students have been given Kate Moetaua Foundation scholarships, which continue the legacy of the much-loved WHS teacher, who died in 2018.

The records continue to tumble at Queenstown Airport, although its boss reckons ‘the big one’ won’t be reached till the end of the decade.

A Queenstown tourism operator is calling on the council to prioritise reopening the historic Skippers Bridge.

Despite one of Queenstown’s most recognisable landscapes being taken off the market late last year, negotiations are continuing.

Organisers of the Queenstown Show Jumping Classic seem to have found a winning formula.

By all accounts it was one for the record books.

Rod Drury jokes that when he gained school certificate at high school in Hawke’s Bay, he became the highest-educated Drury in the family’s history.