Gravel grit
Queenstowner Geoff Hunt has qualified for the UCI World Gravel Championships in Perth this October after a "tough day at the office" in the United States.
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Natural Selection world premiere
Natural Selection world premiere
Kiwis will get their first look at this year’s Natural Selection Bike Aotearoa next Wednesday morning when it premieres on Red Bull TV.
Remembering the days of old
Remembering the days of old
If you’re craving some Queenstown Winter Fest nostalgia, this is one you don’t want to miss.
Carrying the Anzac spirit forward
Carrying the Anzac spirit forward
You could have heard a pin drop in Arrowtown last Saturday morning when one of the village’s own paid tribute to his great-grandfather.
‘Annie’ cast reunited
‘Annie’ cast reunited
It's a reunion a decade in the making.
Sir Eion’s legacy continues
Sir Eion’s legacy continues
A late Queenstowner’s legacy will continue to live on for a thousand years.
Highway bottleneck looming
Highway bottleneck looming
The hugely-disruptive, four-year, $250 million ‘Queenstown Package’ won’t include double-laning past Hansen Rd, at this stage.
Resort swapping one party for another
Resort swapping one party for another
Winter will, once again, get an official launch in the season’s heartland.
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Not planning to reinstate school bus stop
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Not planning to reinstate school bus stop
The Ministry of Education says it is not planning to reinstate an informal school bus stop at Kelvin Heights despite serious safety concerns.
Celebrity chef quits world-renowned Queenstown restaurant
Celebrity chef quits world-renowned Queenstown restaurant
Internationally-renowned Queenstown chef Vaughan Mabee has left Amisfield.
Liquidation for ‘restructure purposes’
Company that used to own premier Christchurch golf course put in liquidation
Property developer John Darby’s Clearwater Land Holdings Ltd, which previously owned Christchurch’s Clearwater golf course, has been placed in liquidation for "restructuring purposes".
Liquidation for ‘restructure purposes’
Liquidation for ‘restructure purposes’
Queenstown property developer John Darby’s Clearwater Land Holdings Ltd has been placed in liquidation for "restructuring purposes".
‘Interim’ school bus timeline still unclear
‘Interim’ school bus timeline still unclear
How long is a piece of string?
Southern MP hits back at Mike Hosking
Southern MP hits back at Mike Hosking
Southland MP Joseph Mooney has slammed broadcaster Mike Hosking over an allegation he was one of the ‘famous five’ MPs causing issues within the National Party.
Beacon Point problems highlight flaws
Beacon Point problems highlight flaws
Despite reports coming in of public pooping, councils are powerless to stop it due to inadequate legislation, Queenstown’s deputy mayor says.
Historic win for Q’town footballers
Historic win for Q’town footballers
The Queenstown AFC under-15 boys football team made history in the resort last weekend, becoming the inaugural winners of the Global Games Queenstown International Cup.
Stars in awards contention
Stars in awards contention
Queenstowners are once again right in the mix for this year’s Forsyth Barr Central Otago Sports Awards.
Restaurant gets Spanish seal
Restaurant gets Spanish seal
An Arrowtown restaurant has just officially been given the Spanish seal of approval.
Dancing beyond disability labels
Dancing beyond disability labels
Queenstowners will have the rare chance to see some of the most powerful and inspiring performers in the country next week.
A’town’s ‘Unsung Hero’
A’town’s ‘Unsung Hero’
Dedicating hundreds of hours to help protect the place he calls home’s resulted in Arrowtowner Mark Hosie being honoured by his community.