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Queenstown
December 17
Chairlift incident brings fine
NZSki Ltd has been fined $27,000 and ordered to pay a total of $47,500 in emotional harm reparation to two people injured at Coronet Peak last August.
Queenstown
December 3
NZSki admits health and safety breach
NZSKI will be sentenced in the Queenstown District Court by Judge David Holderness this morning after yesterday admitting a breach of the Health and Safety in Employment Act 1992, relating to an incident in August last year.
Queenstown
May 29
New NZSki chief chosen and will start in August
A new chief executive has been appointed for NZSki, starting mid-season.
Queenstown
May 20
Upbeat ski season outlook
Queenstown's largest employer presented business leaders with a rosy outlook for the 2013 snow sports season last week, with summer projects largely completed, early bookings ''encouraging'' and the resort considered a ''sexy'' winter destination again.
Queenstown
May 14
Ski season optimism
NZSki chiefs gave their most upbeat preseason briefing in years to the Wakatipu business community last night.
Queenstown
May 3
Software to fine-tune Coronet Peak systems
A new software package to be used at Coronet Peak this season, which opens on June 8, will provide NZSki with data to allow staff to better tune the snow guns - of which there are 213.
Queenstown
March 14
Hundreds seek ski jobs
NZSKI has received more than 1400 applications for jobs with the company in the lead-up to the ski season.
Queenstown
February 27
Coddington moving on after six years at NZSki
The launch of a ''global'' business in November awaits NZSki chief executive James Coddington, who yesterday announced his resignation from the company responsible for the Coronet Peak, the Remarkables and Mt Hutt skifields.
Queenstown
February 8
Ski area manager role well sought
NZSKI is short-listing and interviewing applicants for the position of Coronet Peak ski area manager, after the departure of long-time NZSki employee Hamish McCrostie in December.
Queenstown
January 9
It's onwards and upwards for McCrostie
Ask Hamish McCrostie about his 32 years with NZSki and its predecessor the Mt Cook Company and pride is a common theme.
Queenstown
November 27
No more ski patrols for veteran NZSki manager
NZSki Coronet Peak manager Hamish McCrostie is leaving the company after 32 years.
Queenstown
October 20
Snow-making boost to head off climate change
In "an era of climate change", NZSki has been given approval in principle to substantially boost its artificial snow-making capacity.
Queenstown
October 7
Fresh snow, fine weather as challenging season ends
Fresh snow and a bluebird day marked the end of a "challenging" 2012 winter season for NZSki in Queenstown yesterday.
Queenstown
September 30
Make your own luck, industry told
Tourism figures say the industry should concentrate on mitigating risk and creating opportunities in the current difficult climate.
Queenstown
September 28
Search on after just 18 minutes
Just 18 minutes after being alerted about Thursday's avalanche, searchers were out on the Remarkables skifield.
Queenstown
September 13
Ski fields delighted
Despite Coronet Peak receiving "some particularly harsh treatment from last week's spring storms", NZSki is celebrating the deep, powdery outcome.
Queenstown
September 4
Bridge nearing completion
Completion of the McChesney Bridge upgrade is on track and dependent on the the ski season ending.
Queenstown
August 29
Father's Day activities join others on Sunday
NZSKI lift operator Megan Burke is stocking up on eggs and spoons before Father's Day on Sunday.
Queenstown
July 24
NZSki lift, trail plans welcomed
Proposals by NZSki Ltd for a new 1.3km Curvey Basin chairlift, plus two new ski trails, snow-making facilities and more development at the Remarkables ski area have been welcomed by a veteran snow industry operator and a former world-level athlete in Queenstown.
Queenstown
July 23
Big plans for Remarkables
A multimillion-dollar development proposed for the Remarkables ski area, the largest in its 26-year history, shows the confidence NZSki Ltd has in Queenstown, NZSki chief executive James Coddington says.
Queenstown
July 18
Skifield buses prove popular
The buses NZSki lays on to take snow enthusiasts to Coronet Peak and Remarkables skifields are proving popular this winter.
Queenstown
June 19
Life never boring in ski job
In the first of our winter series Off Piste, profiling NZSki staff at Coronet Peak and the Remarkables, Heather Turnbull takes five minutes to fill us in on the ups and downs of her job.
Queenstown
April 29
Healthy training for youngsters
Ten Wakatipu children have completed the Step Up programme at Alpine Health & Fitness, the first fully-sponsored health and fitness education programme in Wakatipu for overweight children.
Queenstown
April 19
Skifields employing local staff
NZSki is targeting locals to fill 500 positions on its skifields for the 2012 ski season.
Business
April 13
Snow sport season coming up fast
By tomorrow, NZSki.com expects around 5000 people to have applied for the roughly 450 jobs it will have on its three South Island skifields. Business editor Dene Mackenzie talks to NZSki chief executive James Coddington about recruitment, retention and business goals.
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