The 2024 Warbirds Over Wanaka international airshow will be without its greatest supporter – founder patron and number one fan Sir Tim Wallis who recently died aged 85 in Wanaka. He was recognised as the driving force behind the event for 20 years after the first
Reform Fitness Queenstown recently opened in the Five Mile Centre debuting one of New Zealand’s most successful brands of Pilates in the Southern Lakes. Owner and instructor Gemma Tabak trained at Reform OC in Mount Maunganui before relocating to Queenstown in 2022. “It’s been a long
The highly anticipated completion of the Arrowtown to Arthurs Point to Tuckers Beach cycling trail will coincide with the start of work on the Kawarau Gorge Trail, connecting Queenstown to Central Otago with a spectacular off-road trail. “It’s an exciting time for trails in our region
Summer fashion comes to life at boutique activewear store Goals. "We are all in love with summer at Goals,” says executive director Caroline Walak. “New labels instore are Aussie fitness brand Ryderwear and resort sport wear The Upside. There are plenty of fresh arrivals happening weekly
The world-class Arrowtown trail network embodies a vast range of walks and backcountry hikes appealing to all ages and fitness levels. “The trails come into their own in summer with people getting out experiencing these special areas that are right on Arrowtown’s doorstep,” says Arrowtown Promotion
Wānaka bookshop Next Chapter celebrated its third birthday in October underlining the important role it plays in the community. Owners Jenny Ainge and Sally Battson have been overwhelmed with the support from local and out-of-town book lovers which has reinforced the continued growth of the independent
Kinross’ purpose built cellar door celebrates five of Central Otago’s best known wineries and is the highlight of a visit to Gibbston either by car or on the Queenstown cycle trail. “Kinross is a great place to sample wines ranging from world-beating classics to small boutique
The enduring appeal of Queenstown for visitors and avid golfers has enabled organisers of the 103rd New Zealand Open to play the long game in the build-up to the 2024 event from February 29 – March 3. The largest event on New Zealand’s golfing calendar