Almost four million passengers could be flying in and out of a proposed Tarras Airport by 2050.
Arthurs Point residents will soon have a safer way to walk, cycle or scoot into Queenstown.
The first official results of the 2023 Winter Games NZ are in, with the first of two FIS Australian New Zealand Cup (ANC) Giant Slalom podiums awarded at New Zealand’s home of alpine ski racing, Coronet Peak.
Outlet Queenstown podcast host Brent Harbour talks to Samantha Kirk, Chief Operating Officer of the Three Lakes Cultural Trust, on the launch of their fantastic new website Te Wāhi Toi
Under-12 and 13 Basin rugby players in action during a practice a week out from the Global Games
Ngāi Tahu and the Department of Conservation (DOC) released 18 takahē on the Ngāi Tahu tribal property Greenstone Station last Wednesday.
Eight Wānaka families have been allocated affordable homes – five buying for under $430k – thanks to the Queenstown Lakes Community Housing Trust (QLCHT).
One of Queenstown’s long serving hospitality operators is calling it quits after being an integral part of downtown Queenstown’s late night party scene for 26 years.
The dawn chorus is returning to a remote Fiordland valley, considered one of the National Park's most fertile places, thanks to the efforts of the Hollyford Conservation Trust, its volunteers, supporters and local Rūnanga.
AJ Hackett Bungy New Zealand is applying for consent to develop Queenstown’s first triple-person swing at its Kawarau Bungy Bridge site.
Its true foundations may be shrouded in the secrecy of a Banksy artwork, but Cardrona’s bra fence has also become a worldwide phenomenon, raising almost $150,000 for breast cancer research in the past seven years.
Queenstown Airport will pay shareholders a record annual dividend of $15.54 million after a strong recovery during the past financial year.
In this episode, Outlet Queenstown host Brent Harbour catches up with Shaping Our Future's John Glover to talk about over tourism.
Queenstown's Alice Robinson and Willis Feasey were crowned New Zealand Giant Slalom National Champions at Coronet Peak on Sunday.
Lake Street will close from this Friday, 28 August, for about two months to allow for the final stages of work to upgrade Man Street.
New architectural images of the New Dunedin Hospital (NDH) Inpatient Building give the community their first glimpse of the redesigned, state of the art facility.
New Zealand Sotheby’s International Realty (NZSIR) has bought First National Real Estate Wānaka, effectively doubling the size of its local operations.
Anyone with an interest in local aviation and in particular Glenorchy Airstrip is invited to have their say on how the airstrip is managed.
The New Zealand Red Stars Yak-52 aerobatic team is planning a world-first display at next Easter’s Warbirds Over Wanaka International Airshow to honour one of its founders.
Auckland teenager Mikayla Smyth claimed two alpine ski racing gold medals at New Zealand’s home of alpine ski racing, Coronet Peak on Thursday.
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