Philip Chandler

A Queenstown Primary School athlete who’s achieved some head-turning results this past season will soon be trying to qualify for the Japanese national champs.

Two hugely positive characters who made major contributions to Queenstown died in the past 10 days.

Queenstown's Lakes District Air Rescue Trust (LDART) and Heliworks have made it much easier for people to be rescued in tricky terrain.

It’s hard to believe he’s left the building. Having been Lakes District Museum director since 1989, David Clarke, QSM, who turns 68 this Sunday, finally retired last October, but then carried on...

A hotel chain owner’s snapped up adjacent houses on central Queenstown’s Melbourne St — part of the town centre arterial road project — for a combined $6,855,000.

Two sporty Queenstown youngsters performed remarkably well at the recent Halberg Games for physically-disabled and vision-impaired Kiwis aged between 8 and 21.

The government’s Education Review Office (ERO) has marked Wakatipu High highly in its latest report card on the school.

Sharyn and Grant Stalker, the developers of Queenstown’s Shotover Country, last week celebrated the last sale in their subdivision with a function for their ‘project control group’.

Aiming to provide quality, affordable housing on the Frankton Flats, a Queenstown-based developer is launching a 226-home development next week — and hoping to have his first 63 homes completed by...

Best take an empty stomach along to Queenstown’s Mitre 10 Mega this Saturday, because you’ll be rendering St John a great service.

Buoyed by a great home win over Cromwell last weekend, the Arrowtown Premiers rugby side takes some confidence into its White Horse Cup challenge against undefeated Upper Clutha in Wanaka tonight.

Tonight's First Thursdays Quarterly Queenstown CBD art gallery ‘crawl’ features for the first time a satellite event.

Twenty studio units for sale beside Frankton Arm Tavern redefine affordability in Queenstown’s high-priced property landscape.

The late Jim Ryan, "a stalwart for all things Arrowtown", is now being remembered with a memorial bench in front of the town’s library.

An Aucklander who regularly flies in and out of Queenstown Airport is appalled he couldn’t fly his stepson to Dunedin for an urgent medical specialist’s appointment over Easter.

Legendary Eagles guitarist Joe Walsh left lasting impressions on at least two locals late last week.

Speedcubing took over the Queenstown Memorial Centre last weekend as the South Island speedcubing competition was held in the resort for the first time.

After starting as a cross country specialist, Wakatipu High Year 11 student James Weber’s ended his first season on the track with two South Island titles.