Tracey Roxburgh is an Editor at the Otago Daily Times. She covers a diverse range of topics including sports, travel and tourism, and regional interest, with a particular focus on events and conferences, construction, and real estate. Tracey's work has been featured in the New Zealand Herald, RNZ, Mountain Scene, and Otago Daily Times.
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Tracey Roxburgh's coverage focuses on local events and news in the Otago and Queenstown areas of New Zealand, with a particular emphasis on sports, entertainment, travel & tourism. She often covers event-based stories and press releases related to various topics such as hockey, exhibitions, Christmas events, golf challenges, earthquake-related developments, and other community activities.
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Saturday, October 17, 2026 Acclaimed investigative journalist Nicky Hager has been added to next month's Queenstown Writers Festival programme.
Saturday, October 17, 2026 Organisers of a special charity golf tournament in Kingston next month are on the hunt for some extra help.
By: Tracey Roxburgh
Attending the official opening of the new Kawarau Gorge Trail, at Gibbston's Kinross, on Friday are (from left) Central Lakes Trust chair Linda
Saturday, October 24, 2026 TWENTY-five artists, makers and performers will have their work pop up in some unexpected spaces and places across the Wakatipu next month.
History hatched at Kiwi Park
Top appointment for O’Hare
Award winners need a home
Airport earns top honour
Monday, October 26, 2026 A Queenstown council staffer and volunteer community group were last week recognised for their outstanding contributions to native plant conservation in New Zealand.
Celebrating after their flight to Sydney from Queenstown was cancelled yesterday afternoon are (from left) Bernice Stidwill, Kate Smithers, Mandy Whitehead and Emma Martin, all from Australia's Northern Beaches. Photo: Supplied
