Queenstown's newest hotel to open to domestic market
The two-year project cost $60 million with around 250 workers at its peak.
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$59m Biggs divorce ends in settlement
One of the country's most costly divorces has ended in an agreement.
PM unveils $85 million boost for Covid-hit Queenstown
Queenstown residents and business leaders have accused the Govt of overlooking the town.
Saving Queenstown: Will it survive Covid?
Queenstown is rolling out the deals to help it survive until the tourists come back.
Forget Europe! Queenstown should be your next luxury vacation
These days Queenstown is idyllic, so it's the perfect place for a European-esque getaway.
'Alpine city' vision: The bold plan to move Queenstown Airport
Frankton land should be used to build 'city of the future' instead of airport, says group.
The moment that left AJ Hackett staff speechless
Staff were gathered for an important meeting yesterday.
Severely disabled boy's caregiver to be booted from NZ
The caregiver for a special needs boy in Queenstown is being forced to leave NZ.
Covid 19: Queenstown quarantine mooted
'We may look to a range of other regions to help accommodate future arrivals.'
Top travel tips for Hawke's Bay and Queenstown from the locals
Two experts in luxury accommodation share their favourite hometown spots.
$59m divorce case under way: Husband 'dragging the chain' over $700k payment
Lawyer accuses husband of 'dragging the chain' over a $700,000 payment.
Inside the 'awful' quarantine bus ride to Rotorua
It was the last thing weary travellers were expecting.
Queenstown holds first conference since lockdown
Nearly 30 business owners from throughout the country attended the two-day conference.
$409 school holiday flight vs $79 after the holidays
Expensive school holiday airfares deter families from far flung New Zealand destinations.
Baby suffered brain injury after midwife's failures
One baby born not breathing after a difficult labour and suffered a brain injury.
Business event venue upsets Queenstown tour operators
Man who owns venue reportedly owes thousands to local operators.
Coldest June morning in five years: Otago town shivers at -12.3C
Middlemarch has registered New Zealand's coldest June temperature since 2015.
Cloudy with a chance of rugby - Super match set
Sunday's forecast for Auckland's return to Super Rugby.
Your weather: Brrrrr, cold start but fine skies set for rugby
Much of the Central North Island and South Island woke to frosts this morning.
Woman awarded $700,000 to fight $59m divorce battle
Court of Appeal rules Stephen Biggs must pay Sophie Biggs $700,000 without delay.
Their daughter lost both arms in a bus crash. Now they're fighting to stay in NZ
Parents feel NZ's justice system has failed them.
Canadian family happy to wait out Covid-19 in 'gorgeous' NZ
The Patton family, of Canada, have travelled about 100 countries since 2013 and are in NZ.
Back in the saddle: Girls go wild in Glenorchy
A gang of horse-loving girlfriends take an off the beaten track trek in Glenorchy.
Bomber the rescue dog finally reunited with owner after a US-based lockdown
Bomber and owner Brad Saville had to cut their overseas training short.
Water main bursts in central Queenstown
A burst water main is causing flooding in central Queenstown tonight.
$15m gone: $30m Govt welfare fund for foreigners rapidly depleting
An emergency fund for workers stuck in NZ is drying up fast, leaving the future uncertain.
Driver convicted over bus crash which left girl without hands
Driver admits charges of careless driving causing injury after January bus crash.
Travel boom as Kiwis escape for long weekend
It's the first holiday weekend since New Zealand moved to alert level 2 - and we're off.
Queenstown zipwire accompanied by soundtrack of talented musicians
NZ's adventure tourism capital welcomes back its buzz.
Busy roads, heavy rain and flood warnings: Warning for holidaymakers
Northland and Coromandel set for the heaviest falls; motorists urged to take care.
Airbnb surge: Kiwis back holidaying faster than rest of the world
Short term holiday rental bookings are up 465 per cent compared to just after lockdown.
Opinion: Time to pursue new strategies for Central Otago
Reliance on international tourism has caused some areas to be hit hard in the lockdown.
Mayor pushes freedom camping in the face of renewed opposition
"I don't see why ratepayers should fund somebody else's holiday."