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Nasa’s superpressure balloon campaign to return next year
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Nasa’s superpressure balloon campaign to return next year
The big shiny balloon is coming back to Wānaka.
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Airshow stalwart to find new home abroad
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Airshow stalwart to find new home abroad
A stalwart of the Warbirds Over Wanaka Airshow is leaving New Zealand.
Wānaka included in Shihad's final tour
Wānaka included in Shihad's final tour
NZ rock greats Shihad have announced their last ever tour and will play at Rhythm and Alps in Wānaka this summer.
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Lake still recovering after rain
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Lake still recovering after rain
After several heavy rainfalls last week, Lake Wānaka reached its first flood level alert of 279.4m at 5am Sunday but had dropped to 279.1m by noon yesterday.
Wastebusters sweeps the competition
Wastebusters sweeps the competition
Wānaka Wastebusters have won a hat trick of awards at the 2024 Wānaka Business Excellence Awards.
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Wānaka Airport to become CAA certified
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Wānaka Airport to become CAA certified
Wānaka Airport will be a Civil Aviation Authority-certified aerodrome by July 2027, the Queenstown Lakes District Council announced yesterday.
Rob Roy Glacier beckons
Rob Roy Glacier beckons
Mark Price seized the opportunity to walk the oft closed Rob Roy Glacier track.
Retail, accommodation complex proposed
Retail, accommodation complex proposed
A retail and accommodation complex for Cardrona is being mooted by an Australian developer.
Caution urged after Crown Range fatality
Caution urged after Crown Range fatality
After a quiet Labour Weekend on the roads, Wanaka police were "straight back into it" the next week, attending three car crashes on the Crown Range Rd.
Trout numbers down, but condition ‘excellent’
Trout numbers down, but condition ‘excellent’
Otago high country waters opened last Friday, with anglers keeping an eye on snow and rainfall forecasts.
Brighter times are expected
Brighter times are expected
The economic climate might be gloomy, but Wanaka Business Chamber general manager Glenn Peat is urging members to keep believing something good is just around the corner.
Communities celebrate cultural events
Communities celebrate cultural events
Residents from Mexico and India held two celebrations in recent days to mark important cultural events on their national calendars.
Ceremony recognises college’s top students
Ceremony recognises college’s top students
Mount Aspiring College celebrated its top academic students for 2024 at a school ceremony on October 30.
Opinion: Gower opens up to readers at festival
Opinion: Gower opens up to readers at festival
Journalist Paddy Gower could have told many a sad story about the personal costs of telling the news in his session at last week’s Queenstown Writers Festival.
Photographer mixes old with new
Photographer mixes old with new
How it is and how it was — all in the same photo.
Hand weeding to clear lagarosiphon
Hand weeding to clear lagarosiphon
Divers have begun hand weeding lagarosiphon from Lake Wanaka and Lake Dunstan this week.
Loved ones honoured in traditional celebration
Loved ones honoured in traditional celebration
Wānaka's Mexican community hosted Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) celebrations at Paetara Central on Saturday to mark the deaths of loved ones.
One killed, 7 injured in Cardrona crash
One killed, 7 injured in Cardrona crash
One person has died and seven other people were taken to hospital after a crash near Cardrona.
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Planner gives McDonald’s the thumbs down
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Planner gives McDonald’s the thumbs down
The planned Wānaka McDonald’s restaurant has been dealt another blow, with a council report giving the thumbs down to the proposal.
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Panning for support for small town events
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Panning for support for small town events
Arts, Culture and Heritage Minister Paul Goldsmith was delighted to find five flakes of gold while prospecting in the Cardrona River near Wanaka yesterday, but it was not enough to satisfy his...
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