Philip Chandler

A remarkable Queenstowner who died last week, aged 84, was renowned as an artist, art teacher, wedding celebrant, author, gardener and inspirational speaker.

Subject to geotech testing, a cycling/walking bridge will be built over Queenstown’s busy State Highway 6.

Queenstown’s largest cab company has threatened a newcomer with legal action over its name — and alleged misrepresentation and poaching.

Almost five decades of rock and rolling only scratches Aussie band The Angels’ itch for more.

Wakatipu Yacht Club may be sailing close to the wind by banning vehicle access to the public reserve it leases off the council.

Queenstown's film industry is set for a major shot in the arm from a multimillion-dollar production facility.

The government may be backing down on controversial plans to have all employers of working holiday visa-holders accredited by next May.

A Queenstown cabbie who now heads his New Zealand industry body is looking at legal action against independent cabbies poaching lifts.

A battle is brewing over a former American’s plans to build a wine-making and distillery facility on his rural property near Arrowtown.

A Queenstown couple are furious they’re being evicted from their long-time council-owned cabin, amidst a severe housing shortage, in favour of allegedly more-deserving tenants.

Record sales prices appear to have been reached in the adjacent Queenstown neighbourhoods of Lake Hayes Estate and Shotover Country.

As Queenstown hospo staff shortages continue to bite, with venues routinely forced to close one or two days a week, one operator's about to take even more drastic action.