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Skifield living up to its lofty name

Summary by Otago Daily Times
Among alumni attending a gathering last Saturday to celebrate The Remarkables’ 40th birthday were, from left, current ski area manager Steve Hall, longtime former manager Ross Lawrence, NZSki CEO Paul Anderson and former managers Hamish McCrostie and John Cooper. PHOTO: SUPPLIED When you name a skifield ‘The Remarkables’, it’s not only a nod to the famous mountain range it’s sited on, but also suggests it’s remarkable itself.

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Skifield living up to its lofty name

Among alumni attending a gathering last Saturday to celebrate The Remarkables’ 40th birthday were, from left, current ski area manager Steve Hall, longtime former manager Ross Lawrence, NZSki CEO Paul Anderson and former managers Hamish McCrostie and John Cooper. PHOTO: SUPPLIED When you name a skifield ‘The Remarkables’, it’s not only a nod to the famous mountain range it’s sited on, but also suggests it’s remarkable itself.

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Otago Daily Times broke the news in Otago, New Zealand on Saturday, October 4, 2025.
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