Darts 'dark horse' wins
Local-raised Mike Buttar, who only returned to town five months ago after 20-plus years away, says he "snuck in under the radar" to win the...
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Local-raised Mike Buttar, who only returned to town five months ago after 20-plus years away, says he "snuck in under the radar" to win the...
One of Queenstown’s living classrooms was put under the microscope by a group of primary school children yesterday. Shotover Primary School has...
Community from all over the world gathered in Arrowtown last night to herald the Māori New Year. The second annual Matariki Arrowtown Lights drew...
Yesterday marked the beginning of the 37th Arrowtown Autumn Festival, opening with a taster of what people could expect over the following days....
Hon Chris Hipkins Six projects, collectively valued at over $70 million are delivering new schools, classrooms and refurbished buildings across Central Otago and are helping to ease the pressure of growing rolls in the area, says Education Minister Chris Hipkins. The National Education Growth Plan is making sure that sufficient capacity in the school network is delivered in the right place and at the right time. These projects, including some funded by the NEGP, are currently in various stages of construction, design or master planning in the Wānaka and Wakatipu Basin catchment areas...