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Timaru fun run speeds ahead hours after alert level change

The Rotary Club of Timaru, which runs the event, made a decision last week to gamble on the alert level dropping before Sunday so they could hold the event – a gamble that paid off as the country, except for Auckland, moved out of level 2 restrictions at 6am, just three and a half hours before the start of the run. Bejon Haswell/Stuff The fundraising event gets underway on Sunday. “I think there might have been a few people who felt like getting out and doing something. Other events had been put off and this was something everyone could go to; there was a good turnout.

Gamble pays off for Timaru s Hadlow to Harbour organisers

Bejon Haswell/ Stuff Participants get going in the 2020 Hadlow to Harbour. Crawford hoped the fact the fun run was among only a few events going ahead this weekend would help boost entrants and money raised. Rain showers were forecast for the day, but Crawford said all that would do was “cool the runners down”. The 10-kilometre or 3km fun run benefits South Canterbury charities Hospice, Heart Foundation, Stroke Club, and Life Education Trust, as well as Rotary North projects. People enter by purchasing a wristband from Frontrunner on Stafford St, a stand outside on Saturday, or on the day from Caroline Bay or the Hadlow Rd and Countdown Church St start points.

Timaru rugby club punts for home games, turning back on Alpine Energy Stadium

Timaru rugby club punts for home games, turning back on Alpine Energy Stadium
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Waimate District Council and Audit New Zealand take aim at Timaru District Council over auditing costs

Bejon Haswell/Stuff Waimate District Council staff are frustrated with auditing fees following a report from Audit New Zealand. (File photo) The Waimate District Council and Audit New Zealand have expressed frustration at auditing costs related to delays in schemes they share with the Timaru District Council. Audit New Zealand s Waimate audit director Rudie Tomlinson spoke to the 50-page report at Tuesday’s audit and risk committee meeting in Waimate which outlined issues related to valuations involving Alpine Energy and Downlands Water Scheme which are jointly, or part-owned, by South Canterbury s three district councils. Mayor Craig Rowley said there was an extra $78,000 in fees which chief executive Stuart Duncan revealed had been halved to $36,000. Duncan said later the overall cost was sitting at $110,000 but that was still open for negotiation.

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