Absorbing Covid lessons
Absorbing Covid lessons
Queenstown's response to Covid was canvassed by a Royal Commission of Inquiry last week.
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Stepping out for charity
Stepping out for charity
A Queenstown charity’s putting on a fashion show next Thursday to raise vital funding to support neurodivergent children and young people with learning differences.
Creating mo-mentum
Creating mo-mentum
Spearheaded by two Queenstown businesses, a month-long Movember campaign in support of men’s mental health culminates in a ‘Mo-Raising Soiree’ at Soda next Thursday.
Top prize unexpected
Top prize unexpected
Two crew, two talent and one day is all it took to film an award-winning music video in Central Otago.
‘Son of Flame’ on the horizon
‘Son of Flame’ on the horizon
The owners of popular Queenstown steak restaurant, Flame Bar & Grill, have bought a neighbouring downstairs Steamer Wharf hospo business with plans to extend their offering.
Bowing out on winning note
Bowing out on winning note
Having owned Queenstown’s original day spa for 24 years, Judi Sneddon’s sold Body Sanctum, and its Frankton-based offshoot, The Beauty Lounge, to local businesswoman Lynne Burns.
Huge wins for Q’town companies
Huge wins for Q’town companies
Two Queenstown businesses were rewarded in Dunedin last Friday, during the Grand South Business Awards.
Hill climb thrills beckoning
Hill climb thrills beckoning
Cromwell's Hayden Paddon, one of the world’s best rally drivers, is again entering Queenstown Car Club’s Coronet Peak Hill Climb this Saturday.
Tourney’s charity pitch pays off
Tourney’s charity pitch pays off
Turning Queenstown Golf Club’s flagship Skyline Classic — first held in 1979 — into a charity event has resulted in a big influx of sponsors.
Two injured as truck, car crash near Frankton
Two injured as truck, car crash near Frankton
Two people are injured after a truck and car crashed near Frankton this morning.
Enviroschools programme 21
Enviroschools programme turns 21
Some candles were blown out in Queenstown yesterday as a special birthday was marked.
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‘Thumbs-up’ told driver grandma was OK
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‘Thumbs-up’ told driver grandma was OK
A Queenstown truck driver was relieved to get the thumbs-up from a grandmother trapped in a crashed car in shrubbery off the Gibbston Highway.
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New station walking, cycling trails agreed to in principle
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New station walking, cycling trails agreed to in principle
New walking and cycle trails through parts of Remarkables Station have been agreed to in principle by landowner the Queen Elizabeth II (QEII) National Trust.
Officer’s career driven by determination
Officer’s career driven by determination
The curtain has closed on the policing career of Malcolm Inglis.
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Housing crisis to deepen as plans significantly delayed
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Housing crisis to deepen as plans significantly delayed
Social agencies are warning Queenstown authorities the area’s housing crisis will deepen, as the district council acknowledges plans to address the issue will be significantly delayed.
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Four-time marathon winner breaks own record
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Four-time marathon winner breaks own record
Canterbury's Hannah Oldroyd broke her own Queenstown Marathon record on Saturday, on the way to claiming her fourth title.
Protesters call on govt to ‘demand ceasefire’ in Gaza
Protesters call on govt to ‘demand ceasefire’ in Gaza
Members of the Queenstown branch of the Palestinian Support Network Aotearoa, residents and supporters called for peace in Palestine at a weekend protest.
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Housing plan could be delayed
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Housing plan could be delayed
A long-awaited strategy to address housing and development issues in the Queenstown Lakes district could be delayed by up to a year after the district council failed to secure up-to-date data.
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