aaron jamieson

THE foreign and local community in Niseko is rallying to help victims of the earthquake and tsunami.

Locals have donated thousands of dollars in cash, food, blankets, clothes and other things that survivors living in the devastated disaster zone will need.

Now two Australians volunteers are on their way to deliver

WITHOUT going too berserk on the puns, the third annual Niseko Hirafu International Darts Grand Slam has really snowballed and taken flight this year.

A formidable 24 teams were the result of a bumper early December registration night at the seven-week tournament’s home ground, Wild Bill’s (that’s more than double

AS Niseko enters a new era of growth, a band of young entrepreneurs are moving in to stake their claim on the resort.

Over the past five years the core resort industries – accommodation, travel arrangements, ski schools and tours – have been hammered out among the early players to arrive.

But now it’s