Winter Games NZ 2023 kicks off in five days with the Opening Ceremony in Wānaka.
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.
The three councils with the most boarding houses like Loafers Lodge in their area have all been told recently to improve their building warrant of fitness (WOF) systems.
There are calls to extend the Lake Wānaka microplastics research project to include Lakes Wakatipu and Hawea using the model developed by Wānaka-based microplastics researcher Veronica Rotman.
A total value of $1.076 billion worth of building consents was processed for the Queenstown Lakes District for the financial year ending June this year – 1585 consents, down 15 percent on the previous financial year.
The best typography in the world will take over Te Atamira from Friday. Auckland-based creative agency Osborne Shiwan is bringing the annual Type Directors Club (TDC) Awards to Queenstown, which recognises design excellence and typographic innovation.
With the current state of Queenstown’s housing market, it’s no surprise that there’s an increase of first home buyers entering the market, hoping to get out of the rental rat race.
Police are appealing for dashcam footage after two youths were picked up for dishonesty and driving related offences between Queenstown and Cromwell.
Belts are tightening as astronomically high living costs bite, purse strings too, affecting those heavily reliant on the Wakatipu community’s hugely generous heart.
En la búsqueda de un mundo más sostenible, personas entusiastas de nuestra comunidad desempeñan un papel crucial en la promoción de prácticas ecoamigables en Queenstown.
Xero founder Rod Drury is the latest philanthropist to assist a local environmental consortium in efforts to save native wildlife.
In this episode of The Outlet Podcast, host Brent Harbour talks to Amanda Robinson, of the Lightfoot Initiative. They chat about about how Lightfoot came to be, its mission to reimagine transport use and how it advocates for the community.
Having a post-work drink at the lakefront may become a fineable offence when a new alcohol bylaw comes into effect in Queenstown Lakes.
He’s one of the country’s foremost botanists and ecologists, his vast knowledge still drawn on nationally as a conservation consultant, and still roaming the backcountry, despite turning 90 this month (August 21).
NZSHRED’s sixth recycled snowboard art exhibition will take place at Sherwood from the 21st of August.
This year for Conservation Week we are asking Aotearoa to take action for nature.
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