Philip Chandler

A Queenstown firey who likens her latest Firefighter Sky Tower Challenge to torture is at least comforted by breaking her fundraising record.

An artist has found her niche painting posters for golf tournaments.

A remote, hugely-scenic Queenstown high country station has been taken off the market despite attracting “exceptional” offers.

There are concerns Queenstown’s Lakes District Hospital is entering the busy winter season with depleted nursing staff.

An Arrowtown-raised former professional dancer is blown away by the interest her second annual Queenstown Dance Awards has engendered.

Amidst a fuel crisis, next week’s third Electrify Queenstown conference couldn’t be better timed.

Two ultra-luxury Queenstown villas have been completed in what’s touted as a new benchmark for luxury visitor accommodation in New Zealand.

Seventeen Queenstown Muay Thai fighters have undergone an intensive three-week training camp in the sport’s mecca of Thailand.

A free e-learning platform to upskill community and sporting groups and cultural organisations is being offered for at least the next year.

Gemma Ross, an Arrowtowner who’s always giving back, is April’s ‘Good Egg’.

A 91-year-old Queenstowner’s third book Daughter of Two Cultures, offering a portrait of New Zealand Chinese culture from the 1940s, was launched in the resort last Saturday.

Playwright Julian Noel plays eight family members in a one-man play in Queenstown next Saturday. 

A women's service organisation has awarded a prestigious honour to a Queenstowner for demonstrating outstanding leadership, service and dedication.

Health New Zealand’s partially reversed its controversial policy in which Queenstown birthing mums needing emergency transfers could only go to Dunedin rather than much-closer Invercargill.

The Wakatipu Rugby Club’s got a not-so-secret weapon up its sleeve for Saturday’s White Horse Cup challenge — its ‘bomb squad’.

Hosting next Saturday a Queenstown Q&A screening of her first feature film is pretty special for director Chelsie Preston Crayford.

Millbrook Resort’s ex-director of golf says he resigned about two months ago "purely for a change of pace".

Local performing arts practitioners are adamant Queenstown needs a permanent venue where groups can rehearse, store costumes and props, and perform.

There's been a transaction at Queenstown’s McDonald’s that’s a tad bigger than your average Big Mac.