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Day one of the New Zealand Golf Open tournament was in full swing at Millbrook and the Hills in Arrowtown. Here’s Queenstown reporter Meena Amso with the latest updates.
New Zealand professional golfer Ryan Fox says he's keen to have his name added to the New Zealand Open Golf tournament trophy.
Fox plays on the European Tour and PGA Tour of Australasia but from Thursday will be competing on home turf, with international caddy Steve Williams carrying his bag.
Olympic shot put medalist Tom Walsh is in Queenstown this week ahead of the NZ Golf Open.
The shot putter is taking time off his normal regular sport to play in the New Zealand Open this week.
Walsh spoke about his golfing abilities and expectations with the media.
Revenue Minister Judith Collins was in Queenstown today speaking to international tax officials to highlight a proposal law that cracks down on multinational companies avoiding tax.
Collins released three documents for consultation today focused on New Zealand’s response to base erosion and profit shifting.
Two of the tools are used by off shore companies to avoid paying tax in this country.
There will no doubt be plenty of blood, sweat and tears over the next week for three hundred athletes in the GodZone Adventure Race.
The race starts at seven o'clock Saturday morning on the main beach in Queenstown Bay.
Today, the athletes are making their last minute preparations.
The Prime Ministers of New Zealand and Australia met for talks in Queenstown today. While the announcement yesterday Dunedin would be losing 362 Cadbury chocolate making jobs to Australia was not a subject raised by the media during the formal press conference, afterwards New Zealand Prime Minister Bill English told the South Today he commiserated with the workers.
The Prime Ministers of New Zealand and Australia have just begun talks in Queenstown.
Queenstown is hosting more than 500 scientists from all around the world, for the biggest Advanced Materials and Nanotechnology conference in the Southern Hemisphere.
The 'AMN8' conference focuses on the latest research in advanced materials and nanotechnology.
The Colour Burst fun run in Queenstown got off to a wet start, but that did not stop masses of people turning up, ready for action.
The second Colour Burst run in Queenstown is inspired by the Indian Holi festival of colour. The festival celebrates the arrival of spring, end of winter and highlights the victory of good over evil.
The Lake Hayes A&P show is bringing the town a little closer to the country and giving the Wakatipu community a taste of rural life, for the 102nd time.
The Queenstown Lakes District Council says the Glenorchy Road has been reopened to traffic.
The road was opened just after three o’clock this afternoon but was later closed around 4.30pm due to a flare up in the fire as five helicopter crews were fighting the blaze.
Power to Glenorchy however is still out.
The Queenstown Lakes District Council says the Glenorchy Road has been reopened to traffic.
The road was opened just after three o’clock this afternoon but was later closed around 4.30pm due to a flare up in the fire as five helicopter crews were fighting the blaze.
Power to Glenorchy however is still out.
The Queenstown Lakes District Council says the Glenorchy Road has been reopened to traffic.
The road was initially opened just after three o’clock this afternoon but was later closed around 4.30pm due to a flare up in the fire. Four helicopter crews were fighting the blaze.
Power to Glenorchy however is still out.
Haast AgriScience student Elle Perriam will long remember the 55th Glenorchy race meeting.
It is the one where she had a close encounter with a wooden guard rail and a photographer but emerged uninjured.
Albi & The Wolves performing ‘Settle Down’.