Crimeline: Burglars on the rampage
Property thefts continue across the Whakatipu Basin with more than $40,000 worth of tradies' tools stolen, a holiday home cleared out and even a barbecue pinched.
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Queenstown Airport will pay a $7 million to its shareholders this month, reflecting a strong start to the year.
Famous Queenstown burger joint, Fergburger has apologised to a customer after an order receipt contained a racial slur.
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Mundi Trio are heading to town this week, bringing with them a blend of Brazilian and African drums, an array of flutes and voice, dancing, electric guitar and bass.
Wellfest is returning to Kawarau Falls this weekend, offering a space to celebrate community, creativity, connection and all aspects of well-being. It will showcase local wellness practitioners and artisans, while equipping you with tools for a healthier life through interactive workshops.
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