The name Olivers is synonymous with the historic town of Clyde which had its beginnings in the 1860s as a goldmining village supplying services to miners seeking their fortunes on the local goldfields. The historic buildings that comprise today’s Olivers Collection began as the Victoria Store
Natalie Newlands is the creative director behind Arrowtown based New Lands Studio, and aside from developing her personal brand, the studio’s key pillar is designing bespoke uniforms for businesses wanting to elevate their image with original designs to empower their teams. Natalie, who formerly owned the
Cardrona Alpine Resort is set to become New Zealand’s largest commercial ski area when its new six-seater high speed chairlift is commissioned in Soho Basin for the 2025 winter. GM of Cardrona and Treble Cone Experiences Laura Hedley says work began on the installation of the
Millbrook Resort is a high-profile award-winning five-star golf and lifestyle resort in Queenstown and is renowned for its quality residential neighbourhoods. QT Magazine spoke to director of property and development Ben O’Malley. What premium property is currently available? In recent years Millbrook’s development has been progressing in
Arrowtown golf course is ranked amongst the top ten in New Zealand and has significantly been singled out by prominent US golf writer Tom Doak as one of the country’s most charming and quirky courses. “We recommend it not because it’s short and bunkerless but because
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
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
The distinctive work of artists Neville Porter and George Gray has a special synergy. Porter Gray Gallery recently opened in downtown Queenstown, opposite the Steamer Wharf, providing a shop window for their combined artistic talents with Neville’s outstanding photographic works hanging alongside George’s exceptional oil paintings. “It
Indoor golf has arrived in Queenstown with the opening of Golf Federation in the centre of the resort. The indoor golf simulator in Athol Street is the brainchild of PGA golf professional Ben Guilford who saw an opportunity for a facility where people can practice and
Spring breathes new life into the rural home, garden and gallery of Queenstown artist Angus Watson and his many paintings on display reflect his love of colour. “Another year has passed and I have been painting prolifically turning the surrounding spectacular landscape into vibrant, contemporary colours.” Angus