Three injured in SH6 crash near Kingston
Three people are injured after a serious crash near Kingston.
Fishing contest attracts more than 200 entrants
Fishing contest attracts more than 200 entrants
It may have been a great day for ducks, but that didn’t deter more than 200 keen anglers from trying their luck during the 44th annual Glenorchy Fishing Competition on Saturday.
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Food insecurity action urged: report
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Food insecurity action urged: report
The Upper Clutha region is at serious risk of needing to double its food supply in the coming decades, a food resilience report warns.
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Meth-tainted rental case dismissed
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Meth-tainted rental case dismissed
The Tenancy Tribunal has dismissed an Arrow Junction woman’s claim for compensation after her tiny home was found to be contaminated by methamphetamine.
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New airport CEO has plenty of experience
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New airport CEO has plenty of experience
Queenstown Airport’s new chief executive is no stranger to the challenges and opportunities he will encounter during his tenure here.
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Swim across English Channel took ‘every ounce’
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Swim across English Channel took ‘every ounce’
He did it tough.
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Boundary tweak will benefit AS recipients
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Boundary tweak will benefit AS recipients
Seven hundred low- to middle-income households in several Queenstown suburbs will benefit from increased housing allowances — in 18 months’ time.
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Glowworm cave to go ahead
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Glowworm cave to go ahead
A Queenstown couple are forging ahead with a glowworm attraction near the resort’s town centre after tweaking their proposal to allay planning concerns.
Cheek to cheek with charities
Cheek to cheek with charities
They’re giving full bloom a whole new meaning.
Dream season, dream result
Dream season, dream result
Drought broken.
'Disasters looming': School bus axing ‘beggars belief’
'Disasters looming': School bus axing ‘beggars belief’
The Ministry of Education’s proposal to axe many Queenstown school bus routes risks children’s safety, a former local cop and ex-councillor says.
Band snares title
Band snares title
You'd blow your trumpet if you had one.
Artist’s generous gesture
Artist’s generous gesture
Having left behind about 50 paintings, prominent former Arrowtown artist Ping Wang is generously selling them off to benefit two local causes.
Skifield living up to its lofty name
Skifield living up to its lofty name
When you name a skifield ‘The Remarkables’, it’s not only a nod to the famous mountain range it’s sited on, but also suggests it’s remarkable itself.
From bar to pulpit: New vicar’s varied life
From bar to pulpit: New vicar’s varied life
Having part-owned a bar and worked in tourism, the Whakatipu Anglican church’s new vicar should be a good fit for Queenstown.
Prime parcel on the market
Prime parcel on the market
It's being touted as Queenstown’s next dress-circle precinct.
First new owner of section since the 1960s
First new owner of section since the 1960s
An elevated Queenstown Hill property, touted as the best undeveloped ‘dress circle’ site close to the CBD, has sold.
Earnslaw resumes sailings after engine overhaul
Earnslaw resumes sailings after 'nerve-wracking' engine overhaul
Vintage steamship TSS Earnslaw is resuming its regular sailings from Queenstown to Walter Peak today after a five-month engine overhaul.
New bridge restores access to Lake Sylvan Track
New bridge restores access to Lake Sylvan Track
Access to a popular Glenorchy trail has been restored after a storm swept away a key bridge.
‘Vigilante action will not be tolerated’: police
‘Vigilante action will not be tolerated’: police
A youth is before the courts as Queenstown police investigate reports of vigilante teens trying to catch out paedophiles attempting to contact minors online.