What’s Good in Queenstown: Meet the businesses making a difference

A large building on a hill on a sunny day.
When wonderland is the place you call home, there’s a lot worth protecting and preserving. A collective of Queenstown locals are rolling up their sleeves and changing the way they do business to keep the towering mountains, pristine lakes and rich soils of this well-visited land in pristine condition. There’s no doubt this community is in it for the long haul – and their efforts are already making a huge difference in the region.

Mrs Woolly’s General Store

People dining outside next to old huts.
Place Queenstown
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As iconic as the red shed or the stunning views at the head of the lake, Mrs Woolly’s General Store has become a cornerstone attraction in Glenorchy, offering a bit of...

Frank's Corner

Plants and ceramic cups on display on wooden shelves.
Place Queenstown

There are run-of-the-mill gift shops in Queenstown and then there’s Frank’s Corner.

Bunnies

The quaint exterior of Bunnies in Arrowtown.
Place Queenstown
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Located in a sunny pocket on Arrowtown's Ramshaw Lane, Bunnies is a designer boutique with a twist.

Country Lane

A view of country cottages on a sunny day.
Place Queenstown
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Disclaimer: you won’t find anything else like this in Queenstown.

Angel Divine

A black bag on a table inside a fashion store.
Place Queenstown
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A far cry from the chain stores that reside nearby, Angel Divine has been keeping the people of Queenstown well-dressed in timeless pieces for almost three decades.