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Don't miss the latest happenings out of Mt. Hutt Ski Area, including new lifts, terrain expansions, weather, photo galleries, infographics and current events skiers and mountain travelers should know about. Stay up-to-date on Mt. Hutt Ski Area news and events by clicking on articles from the list below or page through to see coverage from the entire ski season.

Heavy Snow Blankets Australia & New Zealand

While Australia is picking up its fair share of powder this week, New Zealand is in the midst of a polar blast, delivered courtesy of Antarctica.

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Summer Ski Safaris in the Southern Hemisphere

Always wanted to explore Chile, Argentina or New Zealand on skis? Here are some of the best options

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Mt Hutt, NZ celebrates first major snowfall
20cm of snow at base of Mt Hutt two months before official ski opening! Full Article
22nd April 2013
New Zealand Prepares to Open With More Than a Meter of Snow
NZ has up to a meter of pre-season powder already; resort openings start Saturday. Full Article
6th June 2012
Southern Hemisphere skiing update
While some resorts are closing for the season others are reporting powder conditions. Full Article
25th September 2011
Oz gets best of early-season snow
Southern Hemisphere snow-seekers should head for Australia; Charlotte Pass, Perisher, and Thredbo are open with 72cm. Full Article
29th June 2011
Shaky start for Southern Hemisphere's skiers
Australia's ski season is underway, but New Zealand and South America are forced to postpone due to lack of snow. Full Article
17th June 2011
Southern Hemisphere Marks Mid-Season; So Far, Snow Good Down Under
The ski season is well underway in the Southern Hemisphere: where's the best powder and what's in store for the coming week Full Article
29th July 2010
Down Under: Australia's Snow Gums To New Zealand's 'Southern Alps'
Australia? New Zealand? The winter Down Under is the opposite of North America and the European Alps so that means plenty of fun for those who live there and those who make the trek to feed their habit year-round. Full Article
27th April 2009
Surf Mixes It Up With Snow In Canterbury
One season ends and another one begins when winter crosses over to summer with the Surf Snow Cup in New Zealand next weekend. Full Article
22nd September 2008
Mt Hutt Hits 3 Metre Mark; Turoa Sits On Over 4
Canterbury commercial ski field, Mt Hutt, has hit the the three metre base mark with sixty five centimetres of new snow. Full Article
10th September 2008
Bode Miller Takes On New Zealand
NEW ZEALAND - The mellow lakeside town of Wanaka on South Island is home to some big names this week as the world's elite descend upon Treble Cone ski area for some serious race training. Full Article
13th August 2008
Bode Miller Takes On New Zealand
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13th August 2008
World's Olympic Best Train In New Zealand
NEW ZEALAND - It just gets better and better for New Zealand as recent storms have dumped over two metres in two weeks in the Canterbury Region on the South Island. Now the world's top Olympians have descended upon the country's top ski fields for their annual southern hemisphere training schedules. Full Article
4th August 2008
Mammoth Snow Dumps Metres On Mt. Hutt
NEW ZEALAND - Mt. Hutt is winning the snow wars this season with over a metre of snow dumping in 36 hours and the mountain currently closed due to blizzard conditions. The experts are predicting another metre, at least. Full Article
30th July 2008
New Zealand Blizzards Kick-start The Season
NEW ZEALAND - Both the North and South Islands experienced a fierce snowstorm July 5, dumping over half a metre of snow on most of the country's resorts. Full Article
9th July 2008
Mt. Hutt With Fresh, Queenstown Gets Spring
NEW ZEALAND -- The Canterbury region is winning the snow wars on the South Island with Mt. Hutt opening with fresh snow for skiers and boarders. temperatures further south in the Queenstown region hit a balmy 14 degrees Celsius (57 F). Full Article
16th June 2008