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The Remarkables, Mt Hutt, and Coronet Peak in New Zealand All Hoping to be Open by July

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Some of New Zealand’s biggest ski areas have begun revealing their plans for the upcoming ski season regarding when, and how, they will open. Related: New Zealand Won’t Open Borders for ‘a Long Time to Come’ | Ski Fields Still Confident of Reopening The season will begin for locals only, and with strict social distancing measures implemented. The potential for the […]

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Kiwi Brains | May 13, 2020
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New Zealand Won’t Open Borders for ‘a Long Time to Come’ | Ski Fields Still Confident of Reopening

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced yesterday that the country will not have open borders with the rest of the world for “a long time to come”. New Zealand was one of the first countries to close their borders as the coronavirus swept across the globe, and the Prime Minister has been praised for her handling of the situation. Just […]

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Kiwi Brains | May 8, 2020
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New Zealand Ski Areas Will Be Allowed to Open When Alert Level 2 is Announced (Currently Level 3)

When New Zealand moved from Level 4 lockdown into Level 3 on Tuesday 28th April, skifield operators began making plans to open for the winter when the country downgrades again, to Level 2 lockdown. A further announcement today by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern about what Level 2 will entail, brought further hope. Related: New Zealand Ski Areas Are Gearing Up for a June […]

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Kiwi Brains | May 7, 2020
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New Zealand to Reopen Economy Saying They Have Won ‘Battle’ Against COVID-19

New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said Monday that the country has “eliminated” the coronavirus and will be easing restrictions from “level four” to level three,” as new cases are now only in the single figures. CNN reports that New Zealand has reported one new case, four “probable cases” and one new death today on Monday, April 27. It’s hopeful […]

Kiwi Brains | April 27, 2020
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New Zealand Ski Areas Are Gearing Up for a June Opening

As New Zealand moves from Level 4 lockdown into Level 3 from Tuesday 28th April, skifield operators are making plans to open for the winter when the country downgrades again, to Level 2 lockdown. Related: Australian Ski Resorts Planning for a Bumper Season Without Knowing if They’ll Even be Open Skifields are not allowed to operate under Level 4 or Level […]

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Kiwi Brains | April 23, 2020
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Cardrona Alpine Resort, NZ Gets Approval for $7-Million Purchase of Treble Cone Ski Field

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Cardrona Alpine Resort in New Zealand has been granted approval from the Commerce Commission to complete the acquisition of Treble Cone skifield near Wanaka.  On Friday, chairwoman Anna Rawlings said in coming to its decision the commission had focused on whether the price of single-day, multi-day and season ski passes would increase with the acquisition. It also considered the extent to which […]

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Kiwi Brains | December 20, 2019
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Severed Ropes Cause Climbers to Fall 1,000-Feet to their Deaths in Remarkables, New Zealand

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Two Australians have plummeted to their deaths, falling 1,000-feet from the Remarkables mountain range in New Zealand, in a horror climbing accident. Brett Alexander Lentfer, 62, and James Harry Spaile, 44, died after their ropes were severed during a climb near Queenstown on the South Island. The first rescuer on the scene said it appeared the Australian men’s ropes had been […]

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Kiwi Brains | November 7, 2019
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Body of Chinese Tourist Without Winter Climbing Equipment Found Near Whakapapa Village, New Zealand

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A 51-year-old Chinese woman was found deceased near Red Crater in Tongariro National Park on Sunday.  The tourist was part of a group of four hikers who left Whakapapa Village on Friday with the intention of completing the Tongariro Northern Circuit. Related: It’s ‘Snowvember’ at Mt. Ruapehu! | Whakapapa Resort, New Zealand to Remain Open in November The group separated […]

Kiwi Brains | October 21, 2019
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