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Festival set to return with even more mud

Summary by Otago Daily Times
Natalie Morgan (left) and Kate Mookkaiah were the first to trial this year’s Mud Festival course at its new location. PHOTO: SUPPLIED The Y Central South Island and the Tongan Society South Canterbury are set to play in the mud for a good cause.

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Festival set to return with even more mud

Natalie Morgan (left) and Kate Mookkaiah were the first to trial this year’s Mud Festival course at its new location. PHOTO: SUPPLIED The Y Central South Island and the Tongan Society South Canterbury are set to play in the mud for a good cause.

·Otago, New Zealand
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Otago Daily Times broke the news in Otago, New Zealand on Thursday, April 2, 2026.
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