
When Tineke and Annika founded Country Lane, they set out to create more than a business, they wanted a lifestyle shift. Their goal was to design a place where they could work on their own terms, with flexibility, purpose, and creativity.

Twenty years ago, as a busy young physiotherapist under the pump, Emma Ferris could never have imagined what her career would look like today.

Carol Morgan wears many different hats around Queenstown, but all have a strong focus on helping the local community.

“I spent a decade in Queenstown’s tourism industry, but when I transitioned into tech, I realised I didn’t have a network here - I had to build one,” says Jenni Powell, General Manager of Both Brains for over four years.

“AI is like a very smart, really odd new teammate,” says Queenstown Lakes-based AI business consultant Nadia Ellis.

For Amanda Youell, leadership isn’t about titles - it’s about purpose, people, and progress. As General Manager of SkyCity Queenstown, she’s redefining what it means to lead one of New Zealand’s most iconic hospitality and entertainment venues.

A quick browse of Cassie Roma’s LinkedIn profile will have most people thinking ‘what the hell have I been doing with my life?’

Dr Ellen Joan Ford is bringing her trademark energy, research insight and practical advice to the Westpac Women in Business Conference in Queenstown this month, with a mission to change the working world for the better.

Lucky for some (if you were lucky enough to grab tickets before they sold out) - the 13th annual Westpac Women’s Conference is on Friday, 13 June.

Brock and the team at Longevity Health Supplements have created an online space to explore and support how you can live your healthiest and longest life.

Encouraging Queenstown kids to swap their screens for sports, even for a short while, can be a game-changer for them throughout their lives.

As a long-time acupuncturist and Korean Hand Therapy (KHT) specialist, Don has supported cancer patients for decades. Now, he shares his expertise and experience with anyone affected by cancer – both locally and internationally – by offering unique services to the community.

Adrian Bailey is an elite runner who is now involved in event management for running challenges around Aotearoa. He’s done many races around the country, and worked on events including the Motatapu Miner’s Trail, Godzone Adventure Race and the Peak to Peak.

At the heart of Fine Orthodontist Queenstown is a simple goal: helping people of all ages smile with confidence. Whether it’s aligners, braces, or early care for kids, their team provides expert care for the whole family.

Skin-first. Results-driven. Rooted in Queenstown. Originally known as Five Mile Nails, Zenith Beauty began as a boutique nail salon. Under the ownership of fourth-generation Queenstown local Amy Bennetts, the clinic has evolved into one of the few Corneotherapeutic skin clinics in the Queenstown Lakes District - while proudly continuing its roots in nails and beauty.

Heath Caseley and Kamile Hood are testament that out of something challenging sometimes comes something good.

Cutting Edge is Queenstown’s leading hair care centre celebrating 25 years of business this year. Salon Director Sharron Holland has been styling Queenstown for over 33 years.

For most new mums daily pelvic floor exercises can seem like a drag but the experts say if they don’t do them, it will be.

In the heart of Queenstown, nestled on Camp Street, lies a sanctuary where style meets soul - Queenstown Hair.

Emma Pearce is an experienced Naturopath who has been treating Otago locals since 2004. Her Country Lane clinic provides a range of services including allergy testing, hemaview, and stress management. With winter just around the corner, she’s got plenty of tips to keep your immunity up.
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