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Pilots stood down while take-off investigated
Pacific Blue says the pilots of a plane that may have breached flight rules when taking off from Queenstown airport have been stood down.
Ace high enough for big poker win
One player won almost $75,000 in one of the country's biggest ever poker tournaments in Queenstown on the weekend.
Poker hopefuls head south
Fifteen lucky poker players are headed from Auckland to Queenstown this week for a chance to strike it rich.
Queenstown: Peaks of perfection
Donna McIntyre and family pack their ski gear and head for the Remarkables and Coronet Peak.
Queenstown: The family's take
Donna McIntyre's family give their verdicts on their trip to the snow.
Queenstown 'like Mars', says Ice Man
The NZ man jailed in the US, who kept his girlfriend's body on ice for a year, says being home in Queenstown is "like Mars".
Queenstown Airport deal raises questions
Questions are being raised as to what benefit Auckland International Airport will get from buying a quarter stake in Queenstown airport.
Auckland Airport buys up quarter of Queenstown Airport
Auckland International Airport is now the owner of 24.9pc of Queenstown Airport, in a $27.7m deal with Queenstown Lakes District Council.
Minister warns principals against speaking out about standards
Education Minister Anne Tolley has told principals they should stop talking to the media and focus on implementing the controversial national standards.
Queenstown loves Bollywood luv story
NZ is set to reap the benefits as the country's premier tourist resort features in a Bollywood blockbuster expected to be seen by 150 million people.
Central Otago: Off to see the Queen
New Zealand's adventure playground is a great school-holiday destination for the family writes Helen van Berkel.
Heavy snow disrupts South Island
Queenstown schools are closed with drivers urged to take extreme care on central South Island roads after heavy snow fell in the area, with more expected.
Poker in the Southern Alps
The country’s premier poker tour makes its mid-winter stopover in Queenstown next month.
Facebook sleuthing proves fruitful for NZ police
Police use of social networks to hunt criminals is proving effective, with 'one or two' crooks caught each month.
Teen driver's 'massive sorry' for killing best friend
A schoolgirl who had just three hours' driving experience when she killed one of her friends in a head-on crash has warned young drivers to think twice before taking the wheel.