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Hospo gongs announced
QUEENSTOWN’S Sherwood has come up trumps in the 2025 Lion Hospitality New Zealand (HNZ) Business Awards for Excellence.
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Banksy’s home in QT
A QUEENSTOWN couple believe their art gallery at Frankton’s Country Lane is the only one in New Zealand with works by English street artist Banksy on the walls.
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Altitude to unleash bugged-out brew
A QUEENSTOWN brewer is, quite literally, upping the ant-e.
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Take a bow, Marley
A QUEENSTOWN rower who’s competed for New Zealand in under-19 world champs for the past two years is now also a United States national university champion.
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Rifters on top of the world
AN Arrowtown distillery is officially on top of the world.
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Big development land sale
TWO neighbouring residential properties close to Queenstown’s CBD have sold for mega-bucks in a sign development sections are becoming attractive again.
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NZONE scoping Kingston drop zone
QUEENSTOWN skydiving operator NZONE could move south to Kingston in six years’ time.
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Licensing committee to consider ‘grey area’
In its application, Seek Night Club Ltd said when it reopened it would remain a tavern till its adult entertainment liquor licence was granted.
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Co-working space for ‘misfits’
A CO-working space for ‘‘doers and dreamers’’ has opened in Frankton.
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Supports our regional deal
JAMES Meager says he supports the proposal for a regional deal the Queenstown Lakes, Central Otago and Otago Regional councils have put to the government, describing it as ‘‘very good’’.
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New brand for longtime hotel
QT Queenstown is about to expand.
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Skating past the Caitlin confusion
YOU can call her Judy.
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Planting a living legacy for Lady Olive
QUEENSTOWN kids and RealNZ staff and their families joined forces last weekend to honour one of the company’s founders.
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A SLICE of prime Crown Terrace land above Arrowtown failed to attract a buyer at a rare mortgagee auction.
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Carlos rows into the record books
QUEENSTOWN’S Carlos Bagrie can now add Guinness World Record-holder to his list of achievements.
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Fast-track applications pass first hurdle
AND then there were seven.
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Bar in gun over strip shows Controversy over new bar linked to Calendar Girls chain
A SEX workers’ collective is calling on a new Queenstown bar featuring strip shows to be shut down as it’s not operating under an ‘adult entertainment’ liquor licence.
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Q’town skifields ready to ride
IT’S not too shabby for an opening day.
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A SIXTH charity’s been added to the beneficiaries of the annual Latitude 45 South charity event.
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A PINK Ribbon Breakfast at Arrowtown’s Mora Wines & Artisan Kitchen last month raised $27,920 for the Breast Cancer Foundation.
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Youngest fireys still at school
THEY’RE too young to vote, yet they can fight fires and save lives.
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Remarkables Park villas in high demand
A TWO-level apartment development in Queenstown’s Remarkables Park appears to be hitting the sweet spot with the market.
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Queenstown’s beauty queen
A QUEENSTOWNER is off to China at year’s end to represent New Zealand at the Mrs United Nations International pageant.
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Congestion-busting bus route en route
ARROWTOWNERS will soon be able to take a back road bus to get to Queenstown’s CBD — almost halving the current travel time.
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Out to square the ledger
HAVING suffered a first-round away loss to Maniototo, 22-19, one of only two this season, Wakatipu will be out for revenge when they host the Ranfurly-based team at the Queenstown Recreation Ground this Saturday at 2.30pm.
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Bike bus talk
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QUEENSTOWNER Gemma Thomas is an Oceania karate champ.
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A’town artist’s full-picture life
Artist, golfer and former farmer Jane Burdon has enjoyed a very varied life. She talks to Philip Chandler about her life before she met her husband-to-be in a Queenstown pub 60-plus years ago, where it’s taken her since, and explains why their honeymoon plans were scuppered
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Waka’s pace-setting fullback
GIVE the ball to ‘Vegas’.
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‘Why can’t Momoa live here?’
THE National-led government’s South Island minister believes lifting the foreign buyer ban for $5million-plus Queenstown residential properties makes sense.