Tracey Roxburgh

When you ask SkyCity Stampede defenceman Stefan Amston how he honestly rates his team’s chances coming to the skinny end of the New Zealand Ice Hockey League season, he doesn’t pull any punches."I...

After more than 30 years in Queenstown, kaumātua Darren Rewi has put his hand up to lead the district for the next three years.

It's shaping up to be an epic ladies’ day out.

Queenstowner Paul Robertson’s come full circle.

A thought-provoking, award-winning outdoor exhibition, filled with AI, is opening to the public at Queenstown Central shopping centre this weekend.

New Zealand’s Poet Laureate will perform in Queenstown for one night only next month.

A thought-provoking award-winning outdoor exhibition, filled with AI, is opening to the public at Queenstown Central shopping centre this weekend.

As Queenstowner Polly Bennetts can attest, there’s no place like home.

A German vehicle development engineer crashed a test sports car on the Crown Range Road, while driving three times the recommended speed limit.

Technology Queenstown (TQ) recently appointed five new trustees to help guide the Whakatipu’s tech sector development agency.

Central Lakes Trust has provided a $50,000 grant to the 45South Community Foundation, formerly Wakatipu Community Foundation, to support the growth of local philanthropy and youth engagement across...

SkyCity Stampede ice hockey stalwart Lachlan Frear celebrated his 200th game in the New Zealand Ice Hockey League with two goals — and added a third during his 201st — helping his team move into...

One Queenstown man’s marathon effort has come to an end, but he vows it was a "one and done".

A new type of booze cruise is being pitched for Queenstown.

Veteran Queenstown councillor Craig ‘Ferg’ Ferguson’s going for a fifth term — but he admits making the call to stand again’s been "the toughest" decision to make.

It seems they’re clicking at the right time.

Queenstown's business and corporate events market has just been given a huge shot in the arm.

Some of the best adventure films from across the globe will be shown in Queenstown next week.

Some of New Zealand’s most acclaimed chamber musicians are heading our way in October, to perform during the fifth At the World’s Edge (AWE) Festival.