Our People

Lukas and Salee work together to forge the long-term vision and direction of Mt White Station, guided by a deep respect for its heritage and rich landscape. Together, they are focused on creating a prosperous, resilient, and inspiring place that supports both its people and the land for generations to come, building on the foundations of the past.

 

At the heart of their shared purpose, Lukas and Salee collaborate closely with staff to foster a community that pursues Mt White Station’s mission. They place real value on staff wellbeing, creating a culture where hard work is recognised, work-life balance is prioritised, and success is celebrated.

 

Beyond strategy and leadership, their work around edible gardens, orchards and sustainable green spaces is their passion and lifestyle. They genuinely love being a part of shaping Mt White Station’s future with each coming day.

Sam leads Mt White Station’s farming operations with a practiced hand, shaped by a lifetime of land management and working with livestock. His connection to agriculture and his love of animals has been fostered since growing up on a farm and continues to shape his approach to farming such an iconic property with a rich history.

 

With a belief in strong teamwork, Sam leads with trust, encouraging responsibility and confidence in his staff. He takes real satisfaction watching his team grow in skill and capacity, carrying forward the legacy of the station.

 

Resilient and resourceful, Sam thrives on problem-solving any challenges farming the station brings, and is driven by continual improvement, eager to increase production across all areas of the farm.

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Dan brings over two decades of extensive technical experience and insight into Mt White Station’s honey operations, across all stages of the honey-making process. He has a deep respect for the craft and landscape that makes it possible.

 

His role blends leadership and hands-on field work, allowing him to develop strong practical knowledge of the operation and the needs of the beekeeping team. With a collaborative leadership style, Dan consults in his team, valuing their opinions and ensuring cohesion within the honey-making operations.

 

Always looking for a challenge, Dan is passionate about new product development and is focused on building Mt White Station’s honey into something he can be proud of for years to come.

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Kyla leads the tourism operations at Mt White Station with a deep understanding of the property’s culture, rich heritage, and how all three pillars work together to share this place with the world.

 

With extensive experience in the hospitality industry, typically in remote locations, Kyla excels at leading guest experiences end-to-end, bringing a forward-thinking and agile approach to ensure excellence in execution. Having worked across many areas of the station, she is passionate about sharing Mt White Station’s story with every visitor, making stays genuine and connected with the land.

 

Committed to growing Mt White Station’s tourism operations, Kyla understands the importance of authentic, sustainable experiences, that are deeply connected to the station’s legacy.