Tuesday, December 5, 2023

Suburban prices raising the roof

A Queenstown real estate agent’s made the first $5 million-plus sales in two established local suburbs — Frankton and Lake Hayes Estate. Walker & Co...

Earnslaw on board with race

For 111 years, Queenstown’s famous Earnslaw steamship’s ferried farm animals and more latterly only tourists/locals, but next March she’ll be the springboard for a...

Plumber named ‘most valuable’ in NZ

Queenstown's Ben Howie, of Foley’s Plumbing, has recently been named the country’s ‘most valuable’ young plumber. Howie, right, pictured with NZPM co-op chief executive Rob...

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Suburban prices raising the roof

A Queenstown real estate agent’s made the first $5 million-plus sales in two established local suburbs — Frankton and Lake Hayes Estate. Walker & Co...

Foursome break new ground

New franchisee, new showhome

Major parcels on the block

New venue for up-and-coming talent

A part-time Queenstowner’s turning his Arthurs Point Rd front lawn into an outdoor music venue for ‘Sunday Summer Sessions’. Architect Tony Koia, who owns the...

Long-serving DJ goes out with a bang

Queenstown's The World Bar’s hosting its annual Worldstock mini-music festival this weekend — a take-off of the famous Woodstock ‘peace & music’ hippie festival...

Big exposure for young songwriters

Mentored by international touring artist Jackie Bristow, six young songwriters — five Queenstown-based and one from Dunedin — are releasing their debut EP in...

Two-hit wonder gigging in Q’town

Queenstown has Cyclone Gabrielle to thank for legendary English singer-songwriter John Otway performing at Sherwood tomorrow. The 71-year-old, who’s developed a cult following over a...

Bagpipes, AI and the future of humanity

Don't be alarmed if you see an Englishman, sporting a mullet, attempting to play the bagpipes atop a hill — or in the middle...

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