Philip Chandler

For size and opulence, a property for sale on Queenstown’s Slopehill Rd for $11.85 million would take a lot of beating.

Two Queenstown siblings off to world ice hockey tournaments this month expect some pretty tough competition.

Expect next Saturday’s fourth annual Arrowtown Burns Supper & Ceilidh to be even merrier than usual.

Fifty-seven years after taking up mountaineering in his native Britain, Queenstowner-turned-Arrowtowner Brian Hall is still climbing. He tells Philip Chandler why he gave up full-blooded...

Chocs away.

Queenstown's Ayrburn intends adding a function centre to its burgeoning hospitality precinct.

The boss of Queenstown’s Chamber of Commerce believes more CBD retailers should make hay while the sun shines and open later.

Five years after Queenstown’s Wharf Casino closed, its former Steamer Wharf premises are finally being re-leased for a bar/restaurant.

A couple are selling one-eighth freehold shares in a luxury three-bedroom Queenstown apartment as a way for people to afford a local holiday pad, while also being able to enjoy good capital...

Go figure — one of Queenstown’s biggest summer sports tournaments involves ice hockey.

A Queenstowner's bringing his extensive building industry knowledge to the independent body overseeing the adoption and revision of New Zealand standards across the board.

An uber-talented Queenstown muso best known for his energetic saxophone busking on the CBD waterfront is about to record his songs with a view to then touring the world with them.

Filming of a blockbuster American movie, Heart of the Beast, allegedly starring Hollywood mega-star Brad Pitt, starts in Queenstown in March.

Queenstown's longest-serving doctor says she’s quit her job as she felt it was time for a change, however she’s not ready to hang up her stethoscope.

Even allowing for the host of architectural masterpieces on Queenstown Hill, a four-bedroom home for sale at 61 Highview Tce arguably still stands out.

It's not your average New Year’s resolution.

This past gap between Christmas and New Year was a quiet time for most, but for young Queenstown cricketer Mason Clarke it was a literal game-changer.

Organisers of Queenstown’s Lake Hayes A&P Show at the Lake Hayes showgrounds are pulling out all stops to make Saturday’s 109th event an absolute show-stopper.

Known as a charming hostess, Queenstowner Brigie Pollock, who died last month, aged 83, is also remembered for her elegance, adventurous spirit and special rural property.