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Share on Twitter When Prime Minister Scott Morrison advised Australians to come home last year, Jason and his wife were left with some difficult questions. “Do I give up my job? Do I sell everything and make a massive loss? Do I leave the pets here?" the US-based Australians asked themselves. Given that they were safe, and Jason had a job, they decided to stay. “So, the decision was made to shelter in place," he told SBS News. But Jason had no idea how long he would be separated...

March 5th, 2021 Mountainwatch | Reggae Elliss Spring has officially sprung in the Northern Hemisphere, but the winter storm window is still open in the US and Canada with more snow on the way while Japan has seen some good powder days in the past two weeks. Spring arrived early in Europe where the covid-disrupted season is limping along and it is now looking likely that resorts in France and Italy will not open at all this year.  Japan It may be spring in Japan and there have been a few m...

© Kirkwood resort Kirkwood’s ski patrol doing their bit to get the show on the road last Friday.It has been a big couple of weeks in the Northern Hemisphere with five-day snow totals of 1.5 to two metres in California, deep snow and avalanches in locked-down Europe and a run of excellent powder days in Japan. Read on for the details. Japan It has been a big fortnight in Japan although a couple of mild days earlier in the week brought some rain to Niseko, but that changed mid-week when a col...

February 5th, 2021   This is Henry Johnston, our Niesko snow reporter, getting out there this morning. Possibly the day of the year. Photo: Sea and Summit Media Mountainwatch| Reggae Elliss It has been a big couple of weeks in the Northern Hemisphere with five-day snow totals of  1.5 to two metres in California, deep snow and avalanches in locked-down Europe and a run of excellent powder days in Japan. Read on for the details. Japan It has been a big fortnight in Japan although a couple of ...