VOICES FROM QUEENSTOWN

Voices of Queenstowning

Voices of Queenstowning

Queenstown is experienced differently by everyone who lives here. Voices brings together stories, observations and perspectives from people who are part of this place.

Joaquín Benedicto

Joaquín Benedicto

Contributor - Geography & Urban Affairs

Joaquín Benedicto is an Argentine geographer whose work explores territory, landscape and urban transformation. He is currently completing postgraduate studies in Metropolitan Governance at FLACSO.

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Nick Adamson

Nicholas Adamson

Somatic Practitioner & Contributor

Glenorchy-based somatic practitioner and founder of Breathe Be Free, exploring practical approaches to nervous-system awareness, movement and wellbeing.

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Queenstowning Community Desk

Community Desk

Ideas, questions, observations and information shared with Queenstowning by the community, independently reviewed and developed by our editorial team.

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Tom Woodward

Queenstown Local & Mine Worker

Tom Woodward is a Queenstown resident, FIFO mine worker and outdoor enthusiast. After years working and travelling overseas, he now raises a young family in Queenstown and writes about work, housing and the future of the Southern Lakes.

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Santiago Bonhomme

Santiago Bonhomme

Writer & Journalist

Santiago Bonhomme is a Chilean writer and journalist based in Queenstown for several years. He has contributed to Lakes Weekly Bulletin and Otago Daily Times, and his literary work has received awards in both Chile and New Zealand.

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Cesar Carvajal

Cesar Carvajal

Writer / Founder of Queenstowning

Colombian-born writer, former lawyer and chef who calls Queenstown home. Founder and editor of Queenstowning, following the local issues, community conversations, culture and everyday contradictions shaping life around town.

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Have something to say about life in Queenstown?

Have something to say about life in Queenstown?

Queenstowning is growing through the people who live it. Writers, photographers, locals, newcomers and anyone with a Queenstown story are welcome to get in touch.

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