Philip Chandler

Skyline Queenstown’s launching indoor digital luge racing in a lobby by its top gondola terminal.

The Ministry of Education’s (MoE) understood to be securing a primary school site at Queenstown’s Ladies Mile as part of a huge planned residential subdivision in the area.

Ayrburn, a Queenstown food and wine destination based around a collection of heritage farm buildings, has started to win a slew of awards just six months since its first stage opened.

A group of Queenstown Sikhs is determined to build a Sikh temple which they say will benefit the whole community.

The last bank is withdrawing from Queenstown’s CBD.

Queenstown has lost one of its most popular characters.

There's something brewing at Queenstown’s Arthurs Point.

Queenstown firewood supplier Fraser MacLachlan’s almost been too busy to play golf, but when he managed to squeeze in a round at Kelvin Heights two weeks ago, he burned up the course.

Just thinking about the mission Queenstown Trails Trust’s chief executive’s undertaking right now in North America is enough to make you feel exhausted.

The owners of Queenstown steakhouse Flame Bar & Grill say their chic new outlet is about casual dining and exploring new culinary styles and flavours.

Empowered by Enviroschools Otago, three Queenstown Primary School year 5/6 classes have taken the theme, ‘being the voice for water’, near and far.

The new executive officer of predator trapping umbrella group, Whakatipu Wildlife Trust (WWT), is amply qualified for the role.

Dunedin couple Rex and Diane Miller (above), who met while working at Queenstown’s Skyline restaurant in the early 1970s, returned to dine there last Saturday on their 50th wedding anniversary.

He’s even given coaching tips to former United States President Bill Clinton, let alone mentored many of New Zealand’s top golfers. 

The developer of a proposed worker accommodation complex near Queenstown’s BP roundabout is "very surprised" at an 11th-hour request to redesign it — but says he’s doing his best to accede to it.

The auctioneer’s hammer went down at $5.15 million for a long-time Queenstown CBD motel property this week after spirited bidding by two parties.

The listing of an 1878 dress-circle stone cottage in Arrowtown, renovated and extended in the 1990s, is generating plenty of interest.