Philip Chandler

The couple who made Queenstown’s Shotover Jet world-famous are devastated owner Ngai Tahu Tourism is bailing out.

Imagine a tourist town with no tourists.

A restored country cottage dating back to the very early 1900s is for sale in Queenstown’s Dalefield.

The patron of the New Zealand Maori Golf Association has hit back at criticism of the korowai cloak it commissioned for the winner of the recent NZ Open golf tournament.

A weaving expert has criticised New Zealand Golf for presenting a bogus Maori korowai cloak to Sunday’s winner of the New Zealand Open in Arrowtown.

A Queenstown ratepayer’s upset a hotel developer’s going through the resource consent process without apparently satisfying council concerns.

Arrowtown’s Lakes District Museum could be history if a “daunting” $3.5 million isn’t stumped up for earthquake-strengthening and restoration work.

In what one parent calls “a real bombshell”, Queenstown’s largest and longest-standing dance school shut up shop this week.

Queenstown’s biggest tourism company needs a new boss.

Queenstown’s publicly-funded mental health team’s in a state of breakdown following five staff resignations in recent months.

A Queenstown volunteer firefighter is helping to give free accommodation to weary Aussie firefighters needing a break from fighting devastating bushfires.

After almost 35 years as an iconic steak and seafood restaurant in Queenstown Mall, Britannia is changing course.

Getting involved in the community was second nature for Arrowtowners Alison and Nigel Douglas. Nigel goes over their local highlights with Philip Chandler, explains why they’ve left for Geraldine,...

A Queenstown tourist operator believes the New Zealand government’s coronavirus-induced travel ban on Chinese is an over-reaction that’ll damage the resort.

Anyone with a spare $580,000 to $720,000 can choose among some of the last residential plots on the Queenstown side of Lake Wakatipu’s Frankton Arm.

With concerns at fever pitch over foreign drivers causing road accidents, a Queenstowner believes he’s found the silver bullet.

Since joining Queenstown’s regional tourism organisation in 2007, Graham Budd has overseen staggering visitor growth in New Zealand’s foremost tourism resort. Originally general manager marketing...

Wellington artist Max Patte with Zoantharia, one of his pieces being exhibited in the resort's Artbay Gallery until February 16.

If you thought knocking off Fiordland’s three Great Walks within 24 hours was impossible, you’ve reckoned without slimly-built Queenstown runner Hywel Dinnick.