Oamaru
By TRACEY ROXBURGH
Two young Queenstown dancers have new silverware for their mantelpieces after recent success at the Central Southland Piping and Dancing Comp, held in Winton.
Grace Reid, 9, collected the trophy for the under-14 restricted sword dance, while Ava...
By TRACEY ROXBURGH
After Covid decimated its ranks, the Whakatipu women’s rugby team’s looking to make a comeback.
Coach Grant Scannell says the ramifications of the global pandemic on the ladies — many of whom were made redundant and forced to...
By PHILIP CHANDLER
It took three decades, but Queenstown golfer Steve Brent finally tasted the spoils of victory at The Hills last month.
The 48-year-old, whose handicap is three-and-a-half, won his first senior championship in 31 years at Sir Michael Hill’s...
Farmer, family man, gold fossicker, hunter, historian, shearer, bugler and, above all, a character. On the eve of his 90th birthday, lifelong Queenstowner Alan ‘Hammy’ Hamilton talks to PHILIP CHANDLER about his
life and times
One of Queenstown’s longest-lived locals and...
By PHILIP CHANDLER
A friend's suspected suicide has prompted a Queenstown ultrarunner and a running mate to undertake a staggering 500 kilometre run to raise awareness and funds for mental health.
Starting October 24, Kerryn Bell and Ben Fraser, from Oamaru,...
It’s almost 40 years since The Exponents started taking New Zealand by storm with hits
like Victoria and Why Does Love Do This To Me? Original bassist, 58-year-old Dave Gent,
talks to PHILIP CHANDLER about the band and how he got...