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He has raced every year in Timaru since Super Truck Racing started 20 years ago. “Timaru always supported us when our numbers were low. They helped keep the sport going.” Wheeler has won the New Zealand Super Truck championship for the past five years and leads the championship this season on 62 points after the first round at Manfeild. Timaru is the second round with the last two rounds at Teretonga and Ruapuna in March. Racing Super Trucks, he says, all comes down to reliability. The...

Bejon Haswell/Stuff Mitchell Hamilton, left, and Trevor Morse are ready for Sports Saloon Cup racing at the Thunder Down Under meeting at Timaru’s Levels Raceway. Not even Covid-19 is expected to stop the roar of engines gathering for the annual Thunder Down Under at Levels Raceway. Sports Saloon Cup series section co-ordinator Mitchell Hamilton said the January 30-31 event is set to be the biggest gathering at Levels Raceway for sometime. Hamilton was rapt with the expected turnout, with 3...

Makeup free Natalie Portman shows off her trim pins in Sydney Chloe-lee Longhetti For Daily Mail Australia © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo She has been busy filming day and night for Thor 4: Love and Thunder Down Under after temporarily moving to Australia last year. But Natalie Portman showed no signs of tiredness as she took her daughter Amalia, three, out for ice cream in Sydney on Wednesday.  The 39-year-old actress looked flawless without a scrap of makeup on ...

Earlier. you need a small search area for this to be effective. they can cover about 50 miles a day. with the time frame were look at here, they need about a thousand square mile area to cover in about a week. thats about as much as they can do. were looking at a search area well over 100,000 square miles. so until we can narrow down where debris essentially is, potentially the ocean shield with all its technology will be looking for a visual search just like the one thousand sailors on the eigh...

You need a small search area for this to be effective. they can cover about 50 miles a day. with the time frame were look -- lock looking -- looking at here, they need about a thousand square mile area to cover in about a week. that is about as much as they can do. were looking at a search area well over 100,000 square miles. so until we can narrow down where debris essentially is, potentially the ocean shield with all its technology will be looking for a visual search just like the one thousand...