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| The Station Super School Holiday Deal - $250 per night!! |
Stay at The Station in the school holidays for only $250 per room per night, sleeps up to 6 people, minimum stay of 2 nights. Valid for 4 July to 17 July inclusive.
Call the Station on 1300 369 909 to book your holiday or book online - this and other packages are still available but rooms are going fast! |
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| Perisher Delivers 15 Tonnes of Snow to the Canberra Zoo & Aquarium – the Snow Leopards loved it!! |

Shiva makes the most of a 15 tonne load of snow trucked in from Perisher, her first experience of her native environment, at the National Zoo and Aquarium. Photo courtesy Canberra Times
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15 tonnes of snow from Perisher was delivered last Friday morning to Canberra Zoo & Aquarium. In addition to a snowy home for the animals, the Zoo also created a kids snow playground for snowmen and the occasional snowball fight.
Perisher and the Zoo together are raising money for the International Snow Leopard Fund (http://www.snowleopard.org/).
Perisher and Deanes have also joined forces to raise money for the Snow Leopards. Canberrans heading to Perisher can book a Deanes Snow Trip with a portion of the proceeds being donated directly to the fund
Deanes Snow Trips start from just $135 for a day in the snow that includes transport, a beginner lesson and a day lift ticket. An overnight package is also available from $252 which also includes accommodation.
For more information on Deanes Snow Trips phone Deanes on 02 6299 3722.
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| Perisher Launches it's iPhone App, Perisher Tapped. |
| Perisher Tapped is a unique and comprehensive guide to Perisher Resort and is available FREE now from the Apple Store.
For those without an iPhone, our mobi site is available at www.perisher.com.au/mobile for relevant current information.
Click here for more Perisher Tapped iPhone features.
Over the coming weeks we will be adding to the App, and we welcome any ideas from you, by emailing to message@perisher.com.au and adding the word iPhone in the subject bar.
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| SIDS and Kids Red Nose day at Perisher – 25 June |
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We love to get behind a good cause and what better way to help research into SIDS to save babies and young children than to support Red Nose Day, with Go Red Instead Day at Perisher on 25 June.
All guests and staff are encouraged to wear something red to work that day, and to decorate work areas, so if you see a lot of red around that day don’t be surprised!
Perisher will start the ball rolling with a donation of $1500, and if you’d like to help there will be Red Nose merchandise available for purchase from Human Resources, as well at other outlets around the resort.
For more information about SIDS and Kids Red Nose Day, please go to http://www.rednoseday.com.au.
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| Get your skis or board tuned by the experts at Bullocks Ski and Board Works |
As you’re leaving for the day why not drop off your skis or board with the experts at Perisher’s Ski and Board Works at Bullocks Flat.
Starting at $5 for minor repairs, $8 for a hot wax and full tunes including crystal glides for only $60 the guys will have your gear in tip top condition when you pick it up on your way back through to catch the Skitube the next day. |
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| Unbelievable Line Up of Entertainment at the Station in 2010 |

Don't miss the Cat Empire live at the Station
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Once again we’ve gone overboard to get you the best in bands and entertainment for season 2010.
The July big band line up includes Karnivool, The Butterfly Effect, The Beautiful Girls, Mental As Anything, Jimmy Barnes and Guests, Tommy Trash & the Stafford Bros and Fun Roars.
For August we've got Grinspoon and to top off the month the fabulous Cat Empire.
Tickets will be available from The Station, ph 02 64514800, and online at Moshtix.
Full details are on our website.
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| Winter Solstice– 21 June |
On the day of Winter Solstice, Earth’s south pole is tilted furthest away from the Sun. Monday 21 June was the shortest day of the year, from now on the days will get longer.
Astronomically, the winter solstice, being the day of the year which has fewest hours of daylight, ought to be the middle of the winter season, but a temperature lag means that the coldest period normally follows the solstice, so coldest months of winter are ahead of us, which is great news for skiers and boarders.
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In Greek mythology, Hades kidnapped Persephone to be his wife. Zeus ordered Hades to return her to Demeter, the goddess of the Earth and her mother. However, Hades tricked Persephone into eating the food of the dead, so Zeus decreed that Persephone would spend six months with Demeter and six months with Hades. During the time her daughter is with Hades, Demeter became depressed and caused winter. (from Wikipedia).
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