Queenstown trampoliner Max Trembath has earned a spot at the Freestyle Trampoline World Championships in Spain.
A large-scale search and rescue operation is continuing today in Milford Sound, for a man who has been missing since late on Sunday night.
In the heart of Queenstown, nestled on Camp Street, lies a sanctuary where style meets soul - Queenstown Hair.
Cardrona's new Soho Express chairlift is spinning. Doppelmayer is in final testing mode of the high-speed six-seater chairlift ahead of handover later this month.
Emma Pearce is an experienced Naturopath who has been treating Otago locals since 2004. Her Country Lane clinic provides a range of services including allergy testing, hemaview, and stress management. With winter just around the corner, she’s got plenty of tips to keep your immunity up.
Getting fit, staying fit and achieving your personal physical or sports goals should be relatively straightforward - eat the right things, train and recover.
Bustling Queenstown Events Centre is about to get a game-changing upgrade.
NASA launched another scientific balloon from Wānaka Airport on Sunday, lifting off into the skies at 11.38am.
Bike rack use on ORC’s Orbus services in Queenstown resumes day and night from today, 1 May.
The traffic gridlock in Wānaka during parts of Easter is being reviewed by Queenstown Lakes District Council (QLDC), which has suggested Three Parks may not be a suitable site for large events.
A Queenstown resident was kicked in the head by a stranger while taking photos of the sunrise on Kawarau Falls Bridge.
Creatives, cultural leaders, businesses and community groups from across the motu are being invited to attend a new four-day creative and cultural hui taking place this June.
Brought up on Aussie Rules in a small rural town on the Murray River, Simon Hayes had no clue about rugby when he arrived in New Zealand at 21, fresh from a trainee manager’s role at Myers Food and Catering in 1974.
Motorists can expect 10 minute delays on SH6 between Queenstown and Cromwell as NZ Transport Agency begins its autumn rockfall scaling programme.
New Zealand’s unaffordable housing market has left many low and middle-income families reliant on the accommodation supplement to cover rent and mortgage payments.
A delicious dinner cooked by a local chef, clever kitchen tips and tricks that you never knew you needed, plus fantastic recipes and resources, all designed to help you and your household reduce food waste and save money in the process.
Queenstown Airport is about to begin a $12 million terminal expansion.
Australian singer-songwriter Pete Murray is coming to our shores to perform a solo acoustic show. Known for tunes such as So Beautiful, Wouldn’t It Be Good and Better Days, he’ll take the stage at Yonder on Wednesday to perform some old classics and new tunes.
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