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Ever wondered what it takes to transform a modest, volunteer-driven sports program into a powerhouse of high-performance excellence? Join us as we unravel the remarkable journey of New Zealand's adaptive snow sports program with insights from adaptive snow sports expert Jane Stevens and Paralympic skiing champion Adam Hall. Adam sheds light on how the structured program and world-class support have been instrumental in his success on the international stage, while Jane reflects on the profound changes and improvements over the past two decades.
Discover the pivotal role of comprehensive support systems in empowering athletes with disabilities. We discuss the significance of facilities like Cardrona Alpine Resort and the year-round training opportunities that make all the difference. From strength and conditioning coaches to nutritionists and sports psychologists, learn how a dedicated team fosters resilience and excellence. Through personal stories and collaborative efforts, we highlight the mentorship and leadership fueling these athletes' incredible achievements.Thanks for listening to The Outlet. From the Queenstown App. Download here:
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Have you ever wondered what happens if you die without a will? Discover the crucial importance of having a will, regardless of your age or financial status, in our insightful conversation with Steve Brent from RVG Law in Queenstown. Steve explains the legal challenges and financial burdens that can arise when someone passes away intestate, and provides practical guidance on who should consider creating a will. We also unpack common misconceptions about the necessity of having a will and walk through the key steps involved in the will-making process, including the vital aspects of guardianship for children and the inclusion of significant assets like your first home.
In the latter part of our discussion, we shift focus to estate planning and the profound benefits of incorporating community giving into your will. Steve and I weigh the pros and cons of online will preparation services against consulting a lawyer, highlighting how professional advice can help uncover nuanced issues. We also explore the lasting impact of including provisions for community foundations in your will, which can create a charitable legacy that benefits society long after you're gone.
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How did Roost evolve from a humble garage startup to a multi-award-winning mortgage brokerage? Join us as Mark Pullar and Toby Stanley reveal the inspiring journey behind Roost's success. Hear Mark recount the early days of launching the business in 2017 fueled by his passion for property and wealth creation, leading to an impressive expansion to a 15-member team and earning accolades like the Queenstown SME of the Year. Toby offers a glimpse into their unique internal promotion strategy, fostering a tight-knit, cohesive team environment that sets Roost apart from competitors and ex-bankers.
Discover the essence of the "Roost Boost" program, which goes beyond conventional financial advice to provide clients with an exceptional and supportive experience during major financial decisions. We'll also spotlight Roost's proactive community initiatives, including their collaboration with the Wakatipu High School Foundation to assist teachers with housing costs in Queenstown. Dive into the challenges of navigating Queenstown's resilient property market, especially with fluctuating interest rates and shifting government policies. Don't miss this insightful episode showcasing Roost's client-focused approach and strong team ethos.
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Curious about how one event can inject millions into a local economy? Our latest episode of The Outlet promises to deliver insights as we chat with Quentin Nolan about the phenomenal economic impact of the Snow Machine festival on Queenstown. Attracting around seven and a half thousand attendees, mainly from Australia, Snow Machine is not just a celebration but a lifeline for local businesses. Quentin offers a deep dive into the demographic appeal, marketing strategies, and all-inclusive packages that make this event a roaring success, especially crucial following the quiet periods brought on by COVID-19.
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Can structural changes at the governmental and business levels truly drive decarbonization and promote sustainable behaviors? Join us as we tackle these questions with Monique Kelly, who provides an exclusive inside look at the upcoming WAO Summit from October 29th to November 2nd. Discover the streamlined five-day program that focuses on food and community resilience, better business practices, sustainable building, and climate action. From a special Nature Fest, to workshops on sustainability and a dedicated day for the building industry, Monique shares the exciting changes and highlights of this year's event, emphasizing the critical role of community involvement and local not-for-profits.
In this episode, we journey through the importance of fostering sustainable behaviors with real-world examples like the reduction of plastic bag usage. We delve into the Better Business day, designed to equip the tourism sector with essential sustainable tools, and a workshop on community resilience post-Cyclone Gabriel. Learn how various communities and demographics, including young people and schools, are taking an active interest in adopting successful sustainability models.Thanks for listening to The Outlet. From the Queenstown App. Download here:
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What if you could turn your biggest challenges into your greatest strengths? Join us on the Outlet podcast as we sit down with Dominic Hoey, a remarkable author and poet who defied the odds to craft a successful writing career. Dominic's story is one of perseverance and creativity, transforming his early struggles with reading and special education into a thriving passion for rapping, which eventually led to his mastery of literary techniques. From winning a poetry slam that ignited his love for words to traveling the globe and penning his novel "Poor People With Money," Dominic shares how his unique voice and experiences have shaped his storytelling.
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Can personal tragedy be transformed into compelling comedy? Join us as for our chat with with comedian Ed Byrne, who masterfully turns heartbreak into humor. Ed shares his evolution from university days of hosting karaoke and pub quizzes to becoming a professional comedian. He opens up about how his stint in student politics unexpectedly influenced his comedic style, despite his initial efforts to cultivate a laid-back persona. We also dive into his deeply personal touring show, "Tragedy Plus Time," which finds humor in the tragic loss of his brother. Ed highlights the delicate balance of comedy and poignant storytelling, drawing inspiration from greats like Patton Oswalt and Doug Stanhope. The episode also tackles the changing landscape of comedy, exploring how audience reactions have evolved with the rise of social media. We discuss how comedians now juggle the challenge of balancing humor without being pigeonholed by political or social stances. Ed offers insights on connecting with audiences through authentic experiences, even when the material is darker.
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What challenges does one face when shattering gender barriers in sports officiating? Join us for our conversation with Amy Eason, the pioneering referee who made headlines as the first woman to officiate a Central Otago Premier Men's Rugby Game. Amy shares her journey from her earliest memories of rugby to transitioning from a player to a referee after multiple injuries. She opens up about the hurdles she faced, from handling vocal crowds to earning players' respect, and how a supportive coach and her determination kept her rooted in the sport. Discover the significance of her groundbreaking achievement and its potential to inspire more women to step into rugby officiating roles, underscoring the importance of gender equality in sports.
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Ever wondered how the tourism sector is bouncing back post-COVID? Join us for a compelling conversation with David Beeche, CEO of RealNZ, as he shares his unique journey from major events to leading RealNZ with a background in law, accounting, and marketing. You'll learn about the sector's ongoing challenges, like labor shortages and housing issues, while celebrating the triumph of increased international visitors from the US and Australia. David also unveils RealNZ's fervent dedication to conservation, spotlighting thrilling sustainability initiatives and the highly anticipated Les Hutchins Conservation Ball, which aims to reintroduce the Takahē into the Greenstone Valley. Shifting our focus to the picturesque Queenstown Lakes region, we'll discuss initiatives designed to enhance the visitor experience and promote sustainable tourism growth. Hear about the transformative Milford Opportunities Project, aimed at balancing visitor numbers with environmental quality, and our firsthand observations of Queenstown's breathtaking beauty.
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What makes Alice Robinson so fast on the slopes? Tune in as we unlock the secrets behind her phenomenal skiing season. Alice shares valuable insights into her return to top form and the pivotal roles played by her team and supportive crew. You'll gain a deeper understanding of the technical nuances that contribute to her speed, including how she has refined her body position for more consistent and powerful turns. Plus, get an exclusive look at her training regimen and upcoming competitions in New Zealand, along with her preparation strategies for the Northern Hemisphere winter season.
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Curious about the future of Queenstown and how local policies might shape it? Join Brent Harbour, on The Outlet as he sits down with QLDC Mayor Glyn Lewers to uncover the key issues affecting our community. Mayor Lewers opens up about the challenges of advocating for a local visitor levy, the complexities of local government funding, and how these elements are crucial for ensuring that tourism benefits the Queenstown Lakes District.They also tackle the hot topic of housing concerns and what the council is doing to address them.
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Want to explore 150 hectares of playful, wide-open terrain at Soho Basin? Join us as Laura Hedley, General Manager of Cardrona and Treble Cone Experiences, gives us an exclusive sneak peek into the newest skiing hotspot set to open next year. Laura also walks us through the extensive work being done at Cardrona and Treble Cone to ensure a seamless skiing season, from snowmaking upgrades to the introduction of Fat Tony's state-of-the-art tuning robot in Fat Tony’s Workshop. Learn what’s in store for intermediate and advanced skiers and get ready to mark your calendars for a winter experience like no other.
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What would you do if you were suddenly engulfed by a wall of snow? Ken Wylie recounts the fateful day he faced this terrifying scenario, surviving an avalanche that struck 20 years ago. Listen as Ken takes us through a series of critical oversights including a missed morning meeting and volatile snowpack conditions that culminated in disaster. His vivid storytelling captures the moment he saw his guests swept away, his desperate struggle to stay alive while buried for 45 minutes, and the sheer relief of his eventual rescue. The events of that day underscore a powerful message about the necessity of rigorous risk management and personal accountability in the wilderness.
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How did a young girl from Invercargill become a legendary figure in Queenstown's tourism industry? Meet Fae Robertson, whose 65-year-long career began with an audacious move to Queenstown in 1957. Fae shares her journey from a convent school to a rougher local one and reveals how a travel apprenticeship ignited her lifelong passion for tourism. Despite her parents' initial resistance, Fae's determination paved the way for a career brimming with memorable experiences and transformative industry changes. Join us as Fae recounts the myriad challenges she faced, from booking the last ensuite at Milford Hotel to dealing with quirky bus seat requests. Through her stories, you'll see Fae's creative problem-solving skills in action and learn how technological advancements reshaped her role in the hospitality industry. Despite the hurdles posed by tech-driven operations, Fae underscores the irreplaceable value of strong interpersonal skills in maintaining customer satisfaction.
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Embark on a journey to the heart of Queenstown's majestic landscapes with Mark Williams of the Queenstown Trails Trust. Mark unveils the Trust's endeavors to weave an intricate tapestry of trails that promise to elevate your outdoor adventures while nurturing the environment and fostering community spirit. Discover the transformative power of connecting with nature through the Trust's trail network that offers everything from serene vineyard walks to invigorating backcountry thrills. We unravel the intricacies of the Trust's grand plan for trail expansion, the pivotal role of community engagement, and how you, too, can contribute to the cause. Whether you're a thrill-seeking cyclist or a leisurely hiker, this episode is your guide to the diverse and vibrant trails that cradle Queenstown's great outdoors.
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Embark on a journey to the heart of outdoor storytelling as we chat with Mark Sedon, the visionary behind the New Zealand Mountain Film and Book Festival. From its modest inception in 2002 to its present-day status as a must-attend event for adventure aficionados, Mark recounts the festival's climb to success. It's a tale of passion transforming into a grand celebration of the wild, where adrenaline meets artistry in the picturesque locales of Wanaka and Queenstown. As we gear up for the 2024 festival, Mark teases an eclectic mix of guest speakers and a curated film lineup.
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Feel the chill in the air and the thrill of victory with the regions very own freestyle skiing and snowboarding twins, Cam and Fin, as they recount the adrenaline-pumping moments from the Winter Youth Olympic Games in Korea. These medal-winning siblings bring the spirit of competition and sheer love for their sports to life, sharing not just the cold, hard triumphs but the warm, passionate fire that burns within them. Their experiences are a masterclass in dedication, as they reveal what it takes to train across disciplines, find inspiration in fellow athletes, and embrace the joy that propels them down the snowy slopes. For anyone who's ever dreamed of glory on the snow, Cam and Fin's heartfelt advice and infectious enthusiasm offer a beacon of guidance and inspiration.
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Discover the intricate dance of the New Zealand property market as Sarah Wood, CEO of realestate.co.nz, guides us through the twists and turns of Central Otago, the Lakes District, and the West Coast regions. With her expert insight, we're peeling back the layers on why Queenstown real estate is an outlier in buoyancy, even as we grapple with high living costs and interest rates. Sarah has critical knowledge about navigating this complex market, whether you're on the hunt for a new home or simply fascinated by the economic forces at play.
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Unlock the future of Queenstown with a front-row seat to our conversation with QLDC Mayor Glyn Lewers. In a landscape where the visitor levy debate rages on and the innovative GST sharing scheme promises a financial revamp, we dissect the policies poised to redefine the region. Amidst the anticipation, skepticism lingers—will the practical execution meet the visionary planning? Our dialogue takes you behind the development veil, examining the Lakeview project and its promise against the backdrop of community apprehension. As we pierce through the policy-making process, you'll gain rare insights into the governance of growth and the stewardship of a burgeoning district.
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When the lights dim and the projector whirs to life, there's an indescribable magic that envelops you—it's a feeling Calum MacLeod knows all too well. Our latest episode takes you on a whimsical ride through Wanaka's Cinema Paradiso, a place where community and film intertwine to create something truly extraordinary. As Calum recounts his voyage from Scotland to the charming town of Wanaka, you'll be captivated by the stories of early movie-going experiences, the inception of a cinema culture in a place where sheep once outnumbered people, and how the power of film can draw a community together.
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