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  •   Home > News > Sports > General

    Canoe Racing NZ sinks prospect of this weekend's national championships going ahead due to Covid-19 alert level uncertainty

    Canoe Racing New Zealand has sunk the prospect of this weekend's national championships going ahead, because of the uncertainty over Covid-19 alert levels


    Around 300 athletes, including double Olympic champion Lisa Carrington, were due to compete at Lake Karapiro from Friday.

    Chief executive Tom Ashley says the call to host was too risky.



    A new timeframe's expected before the end of the week.

    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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    Business:
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    Environment:
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    Law and Order:
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    Entertainment:
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    Soccer:
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    Law and Order:
    Royal protection police close to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to be grilled 7:06

    Rugby League:
    The Warriors have failed to record a win in their NRL pre-season 7:06

    Entertainment:
    Jelly Roll and wife Bunnie Xo want to have twins via a surrogate in the future 6:47

    Motoring:
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    Entertainment:
    All Saints stars Natalie Appleton and Nicole Appleton have revealed the truth behind their band's feud with rival '90s girl group the Spice Girls - they secretly were all friends 6:17


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