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Centre seeks community support to remain afloat

Summary by Otago Daily Times
Cross Recreation Centre chairman Simon Cullen, and deputy chairwoman Amy Morrison, consider community fundraising plans for the Balclutha indoor sports facility yesterday. PHOTO: RICHARD DAVISON A key South Otago sporting facility will become financially unsustainable without a fresh injection of cash, its overseers say.
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Centre seeks community support to remain afloat

Cross Recreation Centre chairman Simon Cullen, and deputy chairwoman Amy Morrison, consider community fundraising plans for the Balclutha indoor sports facility yesterday. PHOTO: RICHARD DAVISON A key South Otago sporting facility will become financially unsustainable without a fresh injection of cash, its overseers say.

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Otago Daily Times broke the news in Otago, New Zealand on Tuesday, June 9, 2026.
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