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Young skier aims high for fundraiser

Summary by Otago Daily Times
Cancer Society youth ambassador Lochie Win and Coronet Peak manager Nigel Kerr discuss plans for the challenge while out on the slopes watched by snow dog Oscar. PHOTO: SUPPLIED A Cromwell schoolboy is due to hit the slopes of Coronet Peak to ski the equivalent vertical height of Mt Everest twice to raise money for the Cancer Society during Daffodil Day on August 29.

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Young skier aims high for fundraiser

Cancer Society youth ambassador Lochie Win and Coronet Peak manager Nigel Kerr discuss plans for the challenge while out on the slopes watched by snow dog Oscar. PHOTO: SUPPLIED A Cromwell schoolboy is due to hit the slopes of Coronet Peak to ski the equivalent vertical height of Mt Everest twice to raise money for the Cancer Society during Daffodil Day on August 29.

·Otago, New Zealand
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Otago Daily Times broke the news in Otago, New Zealand on Sunday, August 3, 2025.
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