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Huge thank you to all the amazing volunteers who helped at our working bee over the weekend! We put over 600 native plants and donated trees in the ground, continued the realignment of boat racks, installation of new boat racks and progressed redecoration work in the Macrae Lounge 🙌🏻🤩
Spring is on its way! We have plants and trees ready to go into our freshly reshaped bund areas and we need your help at our next working bee! Details are on the poster below, or drop us a message if you are interested 🌳
The Meridian Rowing Centre, home to the Twizel Salmon & Wine Festival taking place Saturday 8 February 2025.🏠 Have you booked your accommodation? 🎟 Tickets on sale 21 August at 9.00am
National Volunteer Week!We are a little late with the message but want to acknowledge all the incredible volunteers that keep our rowing community thriving. We wouldn’t be running regattas without your passion and ongoing efforts.THANK YOU 🤩
Tree DonationsKia ora rowing community,We are once again looking for generous donors to help further shape the future of our site. New planting is planned for behind the tent sites along our spectator embankment at Lake Ruataniwha. Five native and six exotic tree species have been carefully selected for our site – we have a maximum number that we need for each species (this varies) so get in early to secure the species you are hoping for. Your generosity is greatly appreciated!After you fill out the order form, we will contact you to confirm the details before preparing an invoice. We are hoping to plant new trees at the coming spring working bee and also welcome people or group representatives to come and help out, and plant their donated tree. South Island Rowing – Donate a tree: forms.gle/zkm2bcVAvpmbyvF68If you have any queries, please contact John O’Connor at john.oconnor@outlook.co.nzMany thanks,South Island Rowing Board
South Island Rowing Tree Donation
We are once again looking for generous donors to help further shape the future of our site. New planting is planned for behind the tent sites along our spectator embankment. South Island Rowing have c…
Aon Maadi RegattaRacing has now been completed, and Lake Ruataniwha is now open for boating. The spare day, Sunday, will not be used. We would like to thank you for your cooperation during the last week of racing.Karl MorganRegatta Controller
AON MAADI REGATTA FINALS PUBLIC PARKING:You can pre-purchase parking passes at the link below. Pre-purchasing will minimise wait times at the entry gates so get yours sorted before you head to the lake.QR codes will also be displayed on the entry road for people to purchase parking tickets while waiting in line if need be!
Maadi Regatta 2024 Finals Parking
Maadi Regatta 2024 – Finals Parking Tickets $15/day or $25 for Friday and Saturday Parking for Heats, Reps and Semi-Finals is free (Early Bird Prices – Bookings made before the start of heats have now…
New Zealand Secondary Schools Rowing ChampionshipsLake ClosurePlease be advised that in accordance with the Ecan Navigation Safety Bylaws, Lake Ruataniwha will be closed to power driven vessels for the New Zealand Secondary Schools Championships fromSaturday 16th to Saturday 23rd March 2024 (inc.)Sunday 24th March is a ‘Spare Day’The lake will remain closed following racing each day for crew training.Lake closure on Sun 24th March, the ‘Spare Day’, will be advised as soon as possible if this is required. Lake reopening at the completion of the Championships will be advised on the South Island Rowing Facebook page.Your cooperation with the above closure is greatly appreciated to allow this major national sporting event to take place.Karl MorganSecretary
The South Island Rowing volunteers cleaning the buoys in preparation for Maadi
Meridian South Island ChampionshipsLake ClosureRacing has been completed and Lake Ruataniwha is now open for boating.Karl MorganSecretary