Globetrotter finds her way home and into the outdoors

September 2011

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September 2011

After travelling the world, Susana Scott realised she wanted a career working in New Zealand's outdoors.
Growing up in Masterton with the Tararuas as her playground, Susanne Scott was destined for a life in the outdoors. “Living there as a kid was like kindling for the future,” says the 30-year-old. “I’ve travelled the world and seen a lot of places and nothing compares to home.” After leaving high school, Scott completed […]

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