Australia actually has more snow cover (in area) than Switzerland; its just that given it is a whole continent placing down the area of Switzerland is very small; but there are 16 ski resorts in Australia.
Some links to some back country ski runs
https://snowbrains.com/the-gnarliest-runs-in-australia-part-1-new-south-wales/
https://snowbrains.com/the-gnarliest-runs-in-australia-part-two-victoria/
Hello friend, maybe you are also right, but I was the one who was wrong for trusting with the cell's auto-correcting device
Yes I was not disputing that your pictures were from Austria; just pointing out that Australia also has snow ;-)
Consider my mind blown
lol my pleasure. Australia is certainly far enough south for good snow; it just lacks any really high alpine mountains to have year round snow and ice (glaciers). Most of the semi permanent winter snow cover is in the so called "Australian alps" (which top out at up to ~2228m) on the mainland. But when you get southern winter storms coming off Antarctica it can snow down to sea level in Tasmania. Because of the maritime island climate in Tasmania however it does not stick around for long at low altitude. This is just from last week.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-08-04/tasmania-weather-snow-falls-across-state/12520262