Proud of event’s second year
Proud of event’s second year
Mana Tahuna Charitable Trust tumu whakarae (CEO) Mike Rewi (Kai Tahu, Kati Mamoe, Ngati Kahungunu) with Honor Rose Tuhura (left) and Charlie Jay at Waitangi Day celebrations.
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Party in the park to celebrate Waitangi Day
Party in the park to celebrate Waitangi Day
Mana Tahuna are once again taking over part of Te Kararo Queenstown Gardens next Tuesday afternoon to mark Te Ra o Waitangi (Waitangi Day).
Urgent attention needed on parking
Urgent attention needed on parking
The Queenstown Business Chamber of Commerce wants "urgent progress" on CBD parking improvements.
Chinese New Year to boost economy
Chinese New Year to boost economy
For the first time in five years, Queenstown’s preparing to welcome visitors celebrating the Chinese New Year.
Leaky buildings star in doco
Leaky buildings star in doco
The stories behind some of Queenstown’s most infamous leaky buildings will feature in a new three-part docu-series, airing on free-to-air Sky Open, formerly Prime.
Think of the staff sorting recycling, council says
Think of the staff sorting recycling, council says
Next time you chuck something in your recycling bins in the Queenstown Lakes District, spare a thought for the staff who have to hand-sort it.
Highlanders triumph despite slow start
Highlanders triumph despite slow start
The Highlanders’ 2024 season got off to a slow start - literally - before they beat Moana Pasifika 36-28 in Queenstown tonight.
A ‘‘feast for the eye’’
A ‘‘feast for the eye’’
A line written by one of New Zealand’s most acclaimed poets has provided the inspiration for the newest exhibition at Queenstown’s Te Atamira.
‘We could go all the way’
‘We could go all the way’
The excitement’s almost palpable.
Greener access
Greener access
A Queenstown wine tour business is believed to be the first in Central Otago to introduce electric vehicles to its transport fleet.
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McGazza Fest celebrates memory of mountainbiking pioneer
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McGazza Fest celebrates memory of mountainbiking pioneer
Hundreds of mountainbike riders gathered in Queenstown over the weekend to keep the memory of a pioneer of the sport in New Zealand alive.
Tiny ballerina dancers
Tiny ballerina dancers
Queenstown’s annual Teddy Bear’s Picnic on Saturday had something for everyone, including ballerinas.
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HC Underdogs win final in front of a huge crowd
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HC Underdogs win final in front of a huge crowd
It was a day for the HC Underdogs.
Michael Hill ... conservationist
Michael Hill ... conservationist
Possum trapping at Arrowtown’s Bush Creek’s about to be super-charged, thanks to an initial $90,000 donation by a prominent local family.
Arrowtown sculpture labour of love
Arrowtown sculpture labour of love
An eye-catching new sculpture in Arrowtown’s been a six-month labour of love for a local gallery owner and sculptor.
New biz a circle of happiness
New biz a circle of happiness
A new food truck, specialising in ‘hole foods’, is quickly garnering a cult following in Queenstown.
Focus a first for housing survey
Focus a first for housing survey
For the first time, "houselessness" is a key focus of the Queenstown Renters’ Survey.
Chinese project ‘‘an amazing journey’’
Chinese project ‘‘an amazing journey’’
Prominent Queenstown-based architects Fred van Brandenburg and his son, Damien, have just been recognised on the world stage once more.
Robinson in the hunt
Robinson in the hunt
Queenstown ski racer Alice Robinson is pictured after nabbing her seventh World Cup podium in Slovakia last weekend, after finishing third in the FIS Alpine GS.
Queenstown Gaels to honour former player
Queenstown Gaels to honour former player
While you could call it a form of match-fixing, the organiser of this weekend’s annual Girls vs Boys Gaelic football match says it’s just about creating an even playing field.