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Visitors to next year’s Caroline Bay Rock and Hop event will get the opportunity to take their cars for a spin around Levels Raceway for the first time.

Esther Ashby-Coventry11:18, Jun 17 2021 valentina Bellomo/Stuff Aidan Theatre's hard hitting Too Much Punch for Judy in rehearsal, back from left, Daniel Nodder, Teag Mackay, Austin Harrison, and front, from left, Kate Low and Prea Millar. A public performance is on Friday at Craighead Diocesan School. (File Photo) FRIDAY: Live Theatre: 7pm at Craighead Diocesan School. Too Much Punch for Judy by Mark Wheeller​ is a thought provoking play about the ripple effects of drink driving, (R13). Tickets available at the door or through the Humanitix website. Circus: 7.30pm from June 18-June 27 opp...

“However, several of the South Canterbury older skaters were unavailable and taking time off now that they’re not going to the World Championships later this year. “Some of them, such as Charli Nevin and Charlotte Clarke are seeking other challenges in different sports at the moment.” Ricky Wilson/Stuff However, Begg said there were several younger competitors from South Canterbury at the event. “Our numbers actually improved over Covid-19, and this event was a great opportunity for some youngers ones to actually have a go. The only way you can learn to race is by actually racin...

The regatta was expected to start on Tuesday for more than 800 rowers but due to Covid-19 restrictions the lake area was declared off limits and the rowing course, which would normally be thronged with rowers and supporters, was left almost deserted. “The hardest part has not knowing what was going to happen,” Milne said. Craighead’s Elsie Talbot will contest the first race of the day, on Thursday, an intermediate single scull and then Milne said it would be non-stop action through to about 5pm. “All the heats will be rowed on the first day, the semi-finals and repecharges all Fri...

“But there was still some quality skating, particularly in the women’s section.” South Canterbury’s Charlotte Clarke won the women’s 50km in 1 hour, 36 minutes and 52 seconds, with Erin Green, of Blenheim, finishing second (1.41.46) and South Canterbury’s Roshean O'Connor coming third (1.42.16). “Charlotte had been battling injuries, including a broken bone in her foot, but she’s come back and recovered in good shape,” Begg said. “The marathon race was ideal for her, as it was less intense than the sprints.” South Canterbury’s Callum Sandri won the Junior Boys’ ...