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It's pretty hard to imagine somewhere more different to Queenstown than Palestine, but that's where two keen resort skateboarders are heading to share their skills.
Caitlin Hodgen and Te Rina Adams are set to jet off next week for a month-long trip to Ramallah to teach kids how to skate.
Thousands of people have flocked to vigils in the Central Lakes District to pay tribute to those affected by Friday's Christchurch terror attack.
Locals from Queenstown and Wanaka turned out in force last night to show support for their Muslim communities.
Police are unsure when a car crashed off a major Queenstown road and into a building, leaving a woman with serious injuries.
They were only alerted after a resident noticed damage to an interior wall.
A Christchurch pole dancer has successfully defended her title at the 2019 Miss Pole Dance New Zealand competition in Queenstown.
The event organiser says the winner's performance in front of a huge crowd at the Queenstown Memorial Centre was flawless and beautiful.
Helping each other along could be the secret to a mountain biking couple's success over the weekend in the annual Motatapu race.
Kyle Ward and Samara Sheppard both crossed the line in first place, winning the race and winning each other's hearts.
Accusations of lying, threats, and a wheel literally falling off a bus are flying, as a battle in Queenstown between Ritchies and First Union escalates.
Union members employed by the company, which operates the $2 bus service called Orbus, went on strike today over pay, and health and safety concerns.
The Queenstown Lakes District Council has voted unanimously in favour of a referendum to introduce a visitor levy.
The non-binding referendum - for local residents and ratepayers - is to help fund what the council describes as "desperately needed infrastructure".
Queenstown's Hooligan may be hanging up his spandex.
The resort wrestler, otherwise known as Marc Perry, is gearing up for what could be his last time in the ring.
An innovative housing scheme has allowed a Queenstown couple to buy a home after more than a decade of paying steadily rising rents in the resort.
Banjo Balila and his family are set to move into their three-bedroom, two-storey house in Shotover Country next month.
Biosecurity dogs servicing Queenstown have an impressive new home.