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It’s an SA institution that attracts tens of thousands of runners every September. But, when Bob Clarke cameup with the concept of a City-Bay fun run in 1973, jogging was such an obscure pastime he wouldn’t train until after dark for..

The rich history of the City-Bay fun run will be on show in a new documentary to mark the 50th running of the famous SA event. Filmmaker Johnny Taranto has spent the past 12 months trawling through archives, filming long-form interviews..

Ben Green is looking forward to showing the world that an "invisible disease" won't stop him from achieving his sporting ambitions. In 2018 he received a shock diagnosis of multiple sclerosis (MS) - a disease that attacks the central nervous system. On..

The Australian Air Force Cadets unit at 613 Squadron Edinburgh were delighted when a group of teen cadets came to them a couple of years ago suggesting they could represent the squadron in the fun run. It takes a certain level..

When Adam Tonko suffered a brain injury five years ago, he couldn't walk or talk for weeks. but along with his fellow team members, Mr Tomko will lace up his shoes for a cause that cahnged his life and join..

CANCER, COVID-19, CARING – are there anymore C’s you can add to the list to challenge Rodney Biggs’ can-do attitude?

Cata Nadile and her team are embracing the nostalgia and vintage vibes of this year's Lumary City-Bay Fun Run, celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2024. The owner of North Adelaide's Studio Pilates will be helping runners and walkers warm up at..

After months of training, more than 16,000 Lumary City-Bay warriors – the most diverse group in the event’s 49-year history – are hitting the road this morning of the 2023 fun run.

Gawler grandfather and City-Bay legend Warren Gowland, 76, ran in the inaugural Lumary City-Bay Fun Run in 1973 and will return for the first time to walk the 6km race with his family by his side.

Athletes of all abilities are counting down to this year’s Lumary City-Bay Fun Run.